murphybrown
New member
Just a quick note...also to fill in blanks on trailer
Well....my ryding partner and I were to the "stick a fork in it stage" so stopped a little short of our goal, (Douglas WY). Staying outside of Casper, WY. Started day in rain gear...lots of rain and wind...can definitely say the Rain X Plastic does a greatly improved job of "shedding" rain drops. A basic uneventful day and very nice ryding. Some of you folks were asking details on trailer. Here is the short version. Last year when I purchased the '14 I also got the 622 trailer. Unfortunately my trailer reallllly liked tires...like 6 sets in less than 2500 miles. Bottom line after a summer of travel with blow outs - flats- tires bald ... BRP choose to totally remake the trailer. No they did not replace. Basically saved the shell and had dealer totally rebuild..that was done at the end of my ryding season. So this trip to SF is the first real test...I now have about 1100 miles on the rebuilt trailer...the tires have not registered any tread depth change (I just checked before I posted this). The before picture would be the right tire would burn off quicker than the left....I am feeling hopefully optimistic...but will be totally in agreement with BRP that it is FIXED when I get back home from this trip (approx miles 2800) and trailer tires are remaining GOOD. I am grateful to BRP and Pitbull because they got behind this issue 100%. Sure like having the trailer...love extra shoes and hats and my own coffee snob making stuff!!! OK dinner time and this merry ryder is headed to "happy snooze land"....500 miles tomorrow...:yikes:
Well....my ryding partner and I were to the "stick a fork in it stage" so stopped a little short of our goal, (Douglas WY). Staying outside of Casper, WY. Started day in rain gear...lots of rain and wind...can definitely say the Rain X Plastic does a greatly improved job of "shedding" rain drops. A basic uneventful day and very nice ryding. Some of you folks were asking details on trailer. Here is the short version. Last year when I purchased the '14 I also got the 622 trailer. Unfortunately my trailer reallllly liked tires...like 6 sets in less than 2500 miles. Bottom line after a summer of travel with blow outs - flats- tires bald ... BRP choose to totally remake the trailer. No they did not replace. Basically saved the shell and had dealer totally rebuild..that was done at the end of my ryding season. So this trip to SF is the first real test...I now have about 1100 miles on the rebuilt trailer...the tires have not registered any tread depth change (I just checked before I posted this). The before picture would be the right tire would burn off quicker than the left....I am feeling hopefully optimistic...but will be totally in agreement with BRP that it is FIXED when I get back home from this trip (approx miles 2800) and trailer tires are remaining GOOD. I am grateful to BRP and Pitbull because they got behind this issue 100%. Sure like having the trailer...love extra shoes and hats and my own coffee snob making stuff!!! OK dinner time and this merry ryder is headed to "happy snooze land"....500 miles tomorrow...:yikes: