622 trailer vs the new freedom trailer?

[Bfromla]

Looking for likes and dislikes from 622owners and opinions of the new freedom trailer, gonna buy one or other in may as my 1yr bike farkel, already getting my camping gear together, to downsize as much as i care to ruff. Thanks yall :bbq:

 

[Cruzr Joe]

The freedom trailers are not out at dealers yet so it may be hard to compare them to the 622's. I would bet that in a month or so we will be able to compare them properly.

Cruzr Joe

 

[cptjam]

Freedom trailer

Saw it at the IMS Long Beach. Flimsy and with one lid door, hard to stow gear. We will keep the 622, thanks! Smaller, too.

 

[SpyderAnn01]

It comes in black for a bunch of money and in a couple of colors for a whole bunch more money. If I remember correctly it is about 570 liters versus 622 liters on the old RT622. The lid looked really flimsy.

 

[IGETAROUND]

Along the same vein, Joe would you be so good to post your wheel bearing maintenance schedule for your 622. And Murphy Brown, you are another high milage trailer tower. Your wisdom would be appreciated also. I take it from previous comments made in other threads that the service intervals suggested by BRP is not adequate to ward off evil spirits and unscheduled repairs. Lamont, as always you wisdom would also be appreciated. Thank you all in advance

Al

 

[SpyderAnn01]

Along the same vein, Joe would you be so good to post your wheel bearing maintenance schedule for your 622. And Murphy Brown, you are another high milage trailer tower. Your wisdom would be appreciated also. I take it from previous comments made in other threads that the service intervals suggested by BRP is not adequate to ward off evil spirits and unscheduled repairs. Lamont, as always you wisdom would also be appreciated. Thank you all in advance

Al

Al, the published service schedule is adequate, I was way over on miles. I now have a sheet taped inside the rear lid of the trailer that I record mileage on.

 

[Cruzr Joe]

Along the same vein, Joe would you be so good to post your wheel bearing maintenance schedule for your 622. And Murphy Brown, you are another high milage trailer tower. Your wisdom would be appreciated also. I take it from previous comments made in other threads that the service intervals suggested by BRP is not adequate to ward off evil spirits and unscheduled repairs. Lamont, as always you wisdom would also be appreciated. Thank you all in advance

Al

I am fortunate enough to have a brother in law that lives next door to me and he likes to drink my whiskey, so every summer he takes my trailer and repacks the bearings completely, (he is an old school mechanic and has to do every thing by hand), that is my trailer schedule.

If you want to supply him with good whiskey, i will loan him to you. :roflblack::roflblack:

Cruzr Joe

 

[Bob Denman]

...As long as he'll service the wheel bearings BEFORE hitting the whiskey... :thumbup:

 

[Bfromla]

Thanks

Thanks for all the in put will help when i make the plunge.
Fyi one thing i am hoping to get just to enjoy life even more.

. If it fits in 622 would be awesome:2thumbs:

 

[murphybrown]

What Ann said

Along the same vein, Joe would you be so good to post your wheel bearing maintenance schedule for your 622. And Murphy Brown, you are another high milage trailer tower. Your wisdom would be appreciated also. I take it from previous comments made in other threads that the service intervals suggested by BRP is not adequate to ward off evil spirits and unscheduled repairs. Lamont, as always you wisdom would also be appreciated. Thank you all in advance

Al

Yep follow the manual. I am not mechanical so I pay a great mechanic in our area (no knowledge on Spyders...so don't use him for anything on the Spyder)...to do that type of maintenance. I am going to "steal" Ann's record keeping method.