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Description
FEATURES
- New replacement meets or exceeds the original manufacturer specifications
- 100% OEM interchangeable
- OEM style connectors
- Stock mounting locations
- Designed to handle increased power loads
Technical Specifications
- MFG. Part Number 230-22083
Vehicle Information
Can-Am Spyder RS-S Motorcycle - Street (2010-2016)
The Can-Am Spyder RS-S, a sport-touring three-wheeled roadster, was offered from 2010 to 2016. It was consistently powered by a 998cc Rotax V-twin engine. Throughout these model years, the RS-S trim was available with both a 5-speed manual (SM5) and a 5-speed semi-automatic (SE5) transmission, both including a reverse gear. While the core 998cc Rotax V-twin engine remained consistent in displacement, significant updates were introduced. For 2010-2012, the engine produced 106 horsepower and 104 Nm of torque. From 2013 onwards, horsepower was adjusted to 100 hp and torque to 108 Nm. The 2013 model year also brought a major refresh, including revised front-end geometry and suspension calibration, the adoption of Brembo brake calipers on all three wheels, a new throttle-by-wire system, larger 15-inch front wheels, and redesigned front fenders. Cruise control became standard in 2014-2015. The RS-S was the primary trim offered, sometimes complemented by a "Special Series" variant with aesthetic upgrades. Q: How can I ensure parts are compatible with my Spyder RS-S?
R: To guarantee compatibility, please use the year and trim selector at the top of this page.
Maintenance
| Component | Interval | Details |
| Break-in inspection | 1,000 km | Crucial and should not be neglected. |
| Engine oil and oil filter | Initial: 1,000 km. Subsequent: 5,000 km or 7,500 km | The 7,500 km interval applies to 2008-2012 models with new, higher-capacity oil filters introduced around 2012. For others, the interval is 5,000 km. |
| Drive belt | Inspection every 16,000 km | Includes inspection and adjustment at 7,500 km and 22,500 km. |
| Air filter | Replacement every 16,000 km | The air filter housing should also be cleaned. |
| Coolant | Flush every 2 years; Replacement every 5 years or 45,000 km | Level should be checked regularly, including during break-in inspection and every 7,500 km. |
| Spark plugs | Replacement every 45,000 km | Some general guides suggest more frequent replacement (e.g., 6,400 km or 2 years), but the official manual indicates 45,000 km. |