yellow dog
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Just picked up a nice 2013 RT622 trailer. I am going to buy a spare tire and was wondering how everyone transports their spare. Thanks
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RT622 Trailer
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Copperman
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I don't carry one for my trailer but it's designed to be carried inside. BRP makes a spare tire cover.
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yellow dog
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RT622
Thanks for the info. Bought the wife a 2015 RT-S about 3 months ago and we have been having a blast. Thinking about selling my 2014 Indian Chief Vintage and getting a F3 for myself.
Thanks for the info. Bought the wife a 2015 RT-S about 3 months ago and we have been having a blast. Thinking about selling my 2014 Indian Chief Vintage and getting a F3 for myself.
cptjam
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Spare
While we have a spare (thanks Bob!) we don't carry it. We carry a plug kit and a compressor. in 60K on that trailer, once picked up a nail in ABQ. Had a tire shop a block away, aired it up, went there, they patched it. We Made it home, replaced it. These exact tires can be purchased at Discount tire for 35 each. Every few years, replace them! The amount of room the spare takes up is crazy! Of course, the spare is NOT the same as any other tire on the thing! Hey BRP, would it have been too much trouble to have the front tires on the bike match the trailer tires? Wheel and all? Just a thought - then, if a flat happens in the middle of no where, a spare might be of some use! :banghead:
While we have a spare (thanks Bob!) we don't carry it. We carry a plug kit and a compressor. in 60K on that trailer, once picked up a nail in ABQ. Had a tire shop a block away, aired it up, went there, they patched it. We Made it home, replaced it. These exact tires can be purchased at Discount tire for 35 each. Every few years, replace them! The amount of room the spare takes up is crazy! Of course, the spare is NOT the same as any other tire on the thing! Hey BRP, would it have been too much trouble to have the front tires on the bike match the trailer tires? Wheel and all? Just a thought - then, if a flat happens in the middle of no where, a spare might be of some use! :banghead:
jaherbst
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Right Arm Farm Out Joe I have a spare and cover and just lay it on the floor toward the rear of the trailer. This way I am assured that I will never have a flat tire on the trailer, right Joe?
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