Trailer

[paulbrinker]

Next month I am taking delivery of a 2012 622 trailer and I am wondering if the reflective decals can be replaced with light from Custom Dynamics? I used these light on my byke and they work well and were easy to install.

 

[NancysToy]

:hun: The RT-622 has LED marker lights, not reflective decals.

 

[spyderpoop]

wow a 622 trailer

wish you the best of luck with it let me know when ya get it I would love to come see it and whats the difference in it from an alturnative trailer

 

[Bob Denman]

:hun: The RT-622 has LED marker lights, not reflective decals.

That's even better; he can scratch that one off of the "To-Do" list! :thumbup:

 

[Dragonrider]

wish you the best of luck with it let me know when ya get it I would love to come see it and whats the difference in it from an alturnative trailer

Given the best price I've seen for a 622, the difference is about $2000. There are a number of nice NEW trailers in the $1500 to $2500 price range, some ever look a lot like a 622. You are paying $2000 for a BRP integrated "system" - one key, and pre-wired electrics….

Don't forget the $750 for a hitch and wiring (installed at your stealer)…. If you do it yourself, you have choices here too.

 

[paulbrinker]

:hun: The RT-622 has LED marker lights, not reflective decals.

Thanks for the info. I was assuming they were reflectors, but already lit is even better.

 

[harrypottar]

Given the best price I've seen for a 622, the difference is about $2000. There are a number of nice NEW trailers in the $1500 to $2500 price range, some ever look a lot like a 622. You are paying $2000 for a BRP integrated "system" - one key, and pre-wired electrics….

Don't forget the $750 for a hitch and wiring (installed at your stealer)…. If you do it yourself, you have choices here too.

You getting good value with the RT-622, the difference is in the suspension. Most cheaper trailers have torsion bar suspension, the BRP as the same suspension as the front of the rt Spyder.

The trailer rides a lot smother. I had a really nice fully loaded ion trailer which I loved, but after going to Margog which was held on a bumpy field, my trailer was rattling and shaking and making an awful noise as it bounced across the ground. The RT622 just floated across the ground. After having both I prefere the looks and cargo space of my old ion but much prefere the handling and the smooth pulling of the BRP trailer.

I was lucky as I bought a brand new left over 2010 and had it color matched to lava bronze, the whole thing was less than $2500.

Harry