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Picked up my new trailer

Thats probably why my trailer wont work ( no gas tank ). LOL


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JD Brand

What a great idea! Who built it and for how much?

JD is the guy's name. Here is his website: www.jdbrand.com
The cost varies as he will build it custom for you. I got a great deal as mine is the one that shows on his website and he had it around for a while. He painted it gloss black, replaced the cooler rack with the front compartment that holds the electric fuel pump and redid the taillights. He will make it with air ride suspension if desired. Great guy to work with.
 
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Hey Burt, glad you made it home OK. We found this site on our web tracker and want to thank you for purchasing and sharing our trailers with others. It looks great hooked to your Spyder. How did you do pulling the trailer ? Did it affect your mileage any. We had a great trip (2,000 miles) delivering the trailer and really missed it on the way home as we had to start watching for gas stops and had no room for souvenirs on the bike. We have updated the site with all the new air trailers that we spoke about. Again thanks for the kind words on this site. Here's some pics of our bike in delivery mode....

JD


We got along well pulling the trailer. Our mileage dropped down about 1.5 mpg, but we also were traveling interstate and traveling faster than we normally do. It was great working with you and we are looking forward to doing more traveling with the Spyder in the future. Glad your trip went well and hope you didn't make any wrong turns on the way home. :)
 
JD, what part of Nevada are you located? We spend winters in the Las Vegas area and this year we will have our RT with us. I am interested in a trailer as well.
 
Do you have to stop for fuel transfer? I noticed a mention of a quick disconnect, how does it all work?
Thanks,

john
 
Do you have to stop for fuel transfer? I noticed a mention of a quick disconnect, how does it all work?
Thanks,

john


Mine is set up that I have to stop for the fuel transfer. JD told me he had his set up to transfer on the go.
 
Do you have to stop for fuel transfer? I noticed a mention of a quick disconnect, how does it all work?
Thanks,

john

Hey John. Mine had a quick connect fitting at the hitch that was plumbed into the tank cap and had a fuel pump on the bike that would let me fill while riding. It's nice for those guys called IRON BUTT RIDERS but I still like getting off the bike and stretching the legs. Having the fuel either way is a game changer on long trips. ;)
Here are some pics of the quick coupler. I sold the bike that it was on and don't have any of them but you can see the way it connects to the bike. The other pics are the hose and pump that let you transfer fuel. Power is either a 12v plug or an on board battery. If you use a battery, the recharging can be done with a solar panel or a hot line from the bike with a solenoid like on a travel trailer. If you use a 12v plug than your just plugging the cord into the bike than turn on the pump and open ball valve to transfer fuel. A DIY system is very easy and is a safe way to carry extra fuel. Out west here are some roads we travel that have no service for hundreds of miles and having the extra fuel will allow you to take these very scenic routes. Hope this helps you and others.
JD........
 

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Hey Burt. Got the plate in the mail the other day. Thanks for sending it back so quick. Have you guys been out on a trip yet? Let us know if your ever coming over the hill and we can meet up.
JD........:cheers:
 
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