Can-Am Spyder RT manuals

Spyder RT

Brand: Can-Am | Category: Motorcycle

Table of contents

1. HOW TO USE THIS OPERATOR'S GUIDE
2. Refer to Other Sources of Information
3. Table Of Contents
4. Table Of Contents
5. Table Of Contents
6. Table Of Contents
7. GENERAL PRECAUTIONS
8. CONTROLS AND INSTRUMENTS
9. PRIMARY CONTROLS
10. Handlebar
11. Clutch Lever (SM5 Model)
12. Gearshift Selector (SE5 Model)
13. Parking Brake Switch
14. SECONDARY CONTROLS
15. Engine Start Button
16. Headlight Switch
17. Horn Button
18. Reverse Button
19. Switch Cluster
20. PASSENGER CONTROLS
21. MULTIFUNCTION GAUGE
22. Multifunction Gauge Startup Information
23. Digital Display Description
24. Navigating in the Digital Display
25. Category Icon Screen Description
26. ANALOG GAUGES (OPTION PACKAGE)
27. VEHICLE INFORMATION
28. BASIC PROCEDURES
29. Opening the Glove Box
30. Opening the Side Storage Compartments
31. Opening the Top Storage Compartment
32. Securing a Helmet
33. Operating in Reverse
34. Fueling
35. Front suspension adjustment
36. Acs rear suspension adjustment
37. Using the 12 V Power Outlet
38. SAFE OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
39. WHAT'S DIFFERENT ABOUT THE SPYDER ROADSTER
40. Width
41. DRIVING AID TECHNOLOGIES
42. Dynamic Power Steering (DPS)
43. UNDERSTANDING RISK ON THE ROAD
44. Vehicle Condition
45. RIDING GEAR
46. REQUIRED RIDING SKILLS AND PRACTICE EXERCISES
47. Preparing to Ride
48. Practice Exercises (SE5 Model)
49. Developing Advanced Riding Skills
50. STREET STRATEGIES
51. Being Visible
52. Lane Position
53. Road Conditions and Hazards
54. On-Road Emergencies
55. Tire Failure
56. CARRYING A PASSENGER, CARGO OR TOWING A TRAILER
57. Where to Store Cargo
58. Towing a Trailer
59. KNOWLEDGE SELF-TEST
60. Answers
61. SAFETY INFORMATION ON THE VEHICLE
62. Safety Card
63. Safety Labels
64. REPORTING SAFETY DEFECTS
65. PRE-RIDE INSPECTION
66. PRE-RIDE CHECKLIST
67. TRANSPORTING AND STORING
68. TRANSPORTING THE SPYDER ROADSTER
69. STORING THE SPYDER ROADSTER
70. MAINTENANCE SCHEDULE
71. BREAK-IN INSPECTION
72. MAINTENANCE PROCEDURES
73. Tires
74. Drive Belt
75. Engine Oil
76. Engine Oil Filter
77. HCM Oil Filter (SE5 Model)
78. Engine Coolant
79. Brakes
80. Battery
81. Clutch Fluid (SM5 Model)
82. Headlights and Fog Lights
83. Vehicle Body
84. ROAD SIDE REPAIRS
85. PROBLEMS
86. Lost Keys
87. Dead Battery
88. Electrical Accessories Failure
89. Light Failure
90. Engine Does Not Start
91. MESSAGES IN MULTIFUNCTION GAUGE
92. TECHNICAL INFORMATION
93. VEHICLE IDENTIFICATION
94. SPECIFICATIONS
95. ROADSTER
96. BRP LIMITED WARRANTY OUTSIDE USA AND CANADA: 2010 Can-Am SPYDER TM ROADSTER
97. CUSTOMER INFORMATION
98. PRIVACY INFORMATION
99. CHANGE OF ADDRESS/OWNERSHIP

Spyder RT

Brand: Can-Am | Category: Motorcycle

Table of contents

1. FOREWORD
2. About this Operator's Guide
3. Table Of Contents
4. Table Of Contents
5. Table Of Contents
6. Table Of Contents
7. Table Of Contents
8. GENERAL PRECAUTIONS
9. VEHICLE INFORMATION
10. PRIMARY CONTROLS
11. Handlebar
12. Clutch Lever (SM6 Model)
13. Gearshift Selector (SE6 Model)
14. Parking Brake Switch
15. SECONDARY CONTROLS
16. Ignition Switch
17. Engine Stop Switch
18. Headlight Switch
19. Turn Signal Button
20. Windshield Adjustment Button
21. Reverse Button
22. Switch Cluster
23. PASSENGER CONTROLS
24. MULTIFUNCTION GAUGE
25. Digital Display
26. Navigating in the Digital Display
27. Category Icon Screen Description
28. ANALOG GAUGES (OPTION PACKAGE)
29. AUDIO CONTROLS
30. AUX (Auxiliary)
31. CB Screen (Optional)
32. GPS (OPTION PACKAGE)
33. EQUIPMENT
34. Front Storage Compartment
35. Storage Compartments
36. Helmet
37. Body Panels
38. BASIC PROCEDURES
39. Operating in Reverse
40. Fueling
41. Adjusting Suspension
42. Using the 12 V Power Outlet
43. Using the Audio in Jack
44. SAFE OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS
45. WHAT'S DIFFERENT ABOUT THE SPYDER ROADSTER
46. Width
47. DRIVING AID TECHNOLOGIES
48. Dynamic Power Steering (DPS)
49. UNDERSTANDING RISK ON THE ROAD
50. Vehicle Condition
51. RIDING GEAR
52. REQUIRED RIDING SKILLS AND PRACTICE EXERCISES
53. Preparing to Ride
54. Practice Exercises (SE6 Model)
55. Developing Advanced Riding Skills
56. STREET STRATEGIES
57. Being Visible
58. Lane Position
59. Common Riding Situations
60. Road Conditions and Hazards
61. On-Road Emergencies
62. Tire Failure
63. CARRYING A PASSENGER, CARGO OR TOWING A TRAILER
64. Where to Store Cargo
65. Towing a Trailer
66. KNOWLEDGE SELF-TEST
67. Answers
68. SAFETY INFORMATION ON THE VEHICLE
69. Safety Card
70. safety labels
71. REPORTING SAFETY DEFECTS
72. PRE-RIDE INSPECTION
73. PRE-RIDE CHECKLIST
74. MAINTENANCE
75. MAINTENANCE SCHEDULE
76. INITIAL INSPECTION
77. MAINTENANCE PROCEDURES
78. Engine Oil Filter
79. Air Filter
80. Radiator Fans
81. Battery
82. Drive Belt
83. Wheels and Tires
84. Brakes
85. Headlights and Fog Lights
86. VEHICLE CARE
87. STORAGE AND PRESEASON PREPARATION
88. ROAD SIDE REPAIRS
89. DIAGNOSTIC GUIDELINES
90. Manual is Displayed in the Gauge
91. MESSAGES IN MULTIFUNCTION GAUGE
92. WHAT TO DO IN THE FOLLOWING CIRCUMSTANCES
93. HOW TO REPLACE FUSES AND LIGHTS
94. Lights
95. TRANSPORTING THE VEHICLE
96. TECHNICAL INFORMATION
97. VEHICLE IDENTIFICATION
98. D.E.S.S Key
99. NOISE EMISSION CONTROL SYSTEM REGULATION
100. SPECIFICATIONS
101. WARRANTY
102. ROADSTER
103. CUSTOMER INFORMATION
104. PRIVACY INFORMATION
105. CHANGE OF ADDRESS/OWNERSHIP