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RT622 Trailer brakes...?
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Buckeye Bleau
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I have only logged less than 1,000 miles on my 622 and at times pretty close to the capacity, but I never thought that I needed trailer braking.
I have pulled it on very technical Eastern mountainous roads in Ohio, PA, and WV., with scary switchbacks and hairpins with a lot of hard braking and not once did I have a negative reaction that would make me consider the trailer brakes, but each to their own I guess.
Joe
I have pulled it on very technical Eastern mountainous roads in Ohio, PA, and WV., with scary switchbacks and hairpins with a lot of hard braking and not once did I have a negative reaction that would make me consider the trailer brakes, but each to their own I guess.
Joe
trikermutha
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Not really needed. The Spyder brakes work pretty well as I have run two up and a trailer.
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