r1100rider
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I noticed that the spare for the brp trailer is a 4 lug if I was willing to take half the room up in my trailer with a spare it sure be nice if it would fit the spyder too who dreamed this up?
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Trailer spare
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r1100rider
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I realize the reasons but there is no excuse for not making it the same they designed it the offsets widiths and all could be the same yes the rear is different but it would be way better than nothing if you are going to carry the weight and loose the space mite as well make it 3 times as useful
NancysToy
Motorbike Professor
Actually, there are very good reasons. It appears that in order to meet regulatory regulations, the three-bolt pattern cannot be used, and a standard, existing hub could not be used with a 3-bolt wheel, either. This may have been able to be gotten around, but it would require expensive testing and government approvals. Changing the Spyder's bolt pattern is not an economical or viable option, either. Personally, I would rather have a trailer that could take a wheel I could buy anywhere, than a matching oddity. Goldwing owners don't have matching wheels on their trailers.
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