hauling
10-21-2009, 08:07 PM
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Re: hauling
i think when it comes time to sell my truck (94 ford ranger 4cyl 5 speed) im going to get a car. i always wanted i big *** badass truck but theres no point. harder to park and horrible on gas and someone will always have a bigger one than you so theres no point lol. id rather have a car that i can still have fun with. i want a nissan 350z. they are NA 6 cylinder cars that wouldnt hesitate to pull a little trailer with a 400 lb bike at all.but aluminum trailers are expensive as hell!
10-21-2009, 08:13 PM
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10-21-2009, 08:15 PM
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10-21-2009, 08:45 PM
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10-22-2009, 12:24 AM
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Re: hauling
and like i said just nice to have it covered to be able to have a lil inflatable matress in it. and incase i have other vluabes in it
o and not all of us can afford or want to hev payments on a 25k-30k car. and then pll a trailer with it. i always used to lauh at cars with hitchs on them, like accords, and civic, and vw's. but now i kinda get it. i ont have any payments tough and wanna keep i like that.
10-22-2009, 12:32 AM
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Re: hauling
ive rocked both, a trailer and a truck
truck is alot better in my opinion, just so much easier, and you can go anywhere (trailer is a bit tough sometimes)
But I usually just ride to the spot and back
cant now tho, just lost my licence for 6 months so that will be one and a half years out of stunting by the time i get it back (just recovered from a cracked shoulder blade)
not sure about rocking a lot bike as I dont want my suspended licence to be extended, I dont know how the laws work, just have to see
truck is alot better in my opinion, just so much easier, and you can go anywhere (trailer is a bit tough sometimes)
But I usually just ride to the spot and back
cant now tho, just lost my licence for 6 months so that will be one and a half years out of stunting by the time i get it back (just recovered from a cracked shoulder blade)
not sure about rocking a lot bike as I dont want my suspended licence to be extended, I dont know how the laws work, just have to see
10-22-2009, 12:46 AM
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Re: hauling
i have a completely murdered out 08 f-150 for those of ypu goin to yo face you will see it but anyways i bought my wife (aka my fun car when i dont wanna drive the truck) an 04 murdered sti and i wanna sell it to buy a 4 door 6L chevy with a 6X12 covered she is not having it............she wants me to trade my truck for it but i have atleast 8000 in my f-150 so needles to say im stuck in a rut
10-22-2009, 01:54 AM
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Re: hauling
Ive always had a truck until last year I bought a car... but i just tow with it. the STi is mine and the Scion is my friend nate's these pics are on the way to ROC this year 800 miles each way..... I got 17mpg pullin 3 bikes on a very heavy trailor wieghed 2250lbs, and he got 25mpg pullin 2 bikes around 1000lbs.
10-22-2009, 10:44 AM
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Re: hauling
i have a completely murdered out 08 f-150 for those of ypu goin to yo face you will see it but anyways i bought my wife (aka my fun car when i dont wanna drive the truck) an 04 murdered sti and i wanna sell it to buy a 4 door 6l chevy with a 6x12 covered she is not having it............she wants me to trade my truck for it but i have atleast 8000 in my f-150 so needles to say im stuck in a rut
10-22-2009, 12:43 PM
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10-22-2009, 04:52 PM
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Re: hauling
man it seems like the econolines are the way to go here! but it woudl also seem like you would need a decent mpg daily driver (if the weather is too shitty to daily your bike)
10-22-2009, 05:01 PM
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Re: hauling
All these people with street bikes and still towing their bike to go ride it
Any car will tow a tiny trailer and a bike or two, I didn't even notice a difference towing my f4i (but that was without a trailer)
My ghetto setup I gotta ***** out in every trailer thread
Any car will tow a tiny trailer and a bike or two, I didn't even notice a difference towing my f4i (but that was without a trailer)
My ghetto setup I gotta ***** out in every trailer thread
10-22-2009, 06:34 PM
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Re: hauling
yeah i would do something like that but i kno i am going to crash. i dont wanna be dragging the bike around when i do. plus i can get a small trailer and haul that behind the e-van and haul atleast two other bikes. so 2 inand two behind.
already have a generator, tv, and removable bench row for tailgating and other fun times!! plus grill and kooler. (party bus/ a.k.a. bangbus!!)
the whole thing with riding to my spot is ok, but i liven small town and not whole lot of parking lots and open CLEAN roads. so i gotta drive. witha big *** sprocket it sucks!! lol
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already have a generator, tv, and removable bench row for tailgating and other fun times!!
plus grill and kooler. (party bus/ a.k.a. bangbus!!)the whole thing with riding to my spot is ok, but i liven small town and not whole lot of parking lots and open CLEAN roads. so i gotta drive. witha big *** sprocket it sucks!! lol
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