anyone using a ridgeline?
12-20-2008, 09:50 AM
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An old civic with a salvage title works just as well!
^not my car... Just something I spotted at the drag strip.
Ridgeline is a bad *** truck though, when you start looking at other trucks out there, there are so many things that you can't get with other trucks...
^not my car... Just something I spotted at the drag strip.
Ridgeline is a bad *** truck though, when you start looking at other trucks out there, there are so many things that you can't get with other trucks...
12-20-2008, 12:24 PM
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Re: anyone using a ridgeline?
just make sure you check your transmission fluid all the time..
12-23-2008, 02:54 PM
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Re: anyone using a ridgeline?
http://www.harborfreight.com/cpi/cta...emnumber=42709
These are great little trailers too. I had one and used it for my quad and for my 600rr. You can't beat the price either.
Or it may have been this one.........I think I had the bigger tires.
http://www.harborfreight.com/cpi/cta...emnumber=90154
These are great little trailers too. I had one and used it for my quad and for my 600rr. You can't beat the price either.
Or it may have been this one.........I think I had the bigger tires.
http://www.harborfreight.com/cpi/cta...emnumber=90154
I posted the wrong one sorry, I used the trailer with the 12" wheels.
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12-23-2008, 03:05 PM
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Re: anyone using a ridgeline?
I normally tow my bikes in an open trailer using my old ford f100. When i have to drive to a far track (more than 6 hours away), I'll run to my parent's house and borrow my dad's ridgeline.
I LOVE that truck. Rides like a car, so comfortable, and easily pulls my bikes/trailer. As someone else mentioned, you can fit 2 sportbikes in the bed with the tail down, but it's very tight.
I was in your position once. Thought about selling my rsx to pick up a newer truck. If you only have to drive 1-2 hours away, just find an old beater truck. In retrospect, I'm glad i didnt get rid of the rsx. Even though it's not 'fast' it's still fun to drive and i think i would have missed having a sporty car.
My truck cost me a total of 3k (2k for the truck, 1k in parts/paint), and it's made the trip from my house to Beaverun a number of times, which is 6 hours each way. It's not the most comfortable ride, but it gets me there. My trailer was 1200.
I LOVE that truck. Rides like a car, so comfortable, and easily pulls my bikes/trailer. As someone else mentioned, you can fit 2 sportbikes in the bed with the tail down, but it's very tight.
I was in your position once. Thought about selling my rsx to pick up a newer truck. If you only have to drive 1-2 hours away, just find an old beater truck. In retrospect, I'm glad i didnt get rid of the rsx. Even though it's not 'fast' it's still fun to drive and i think i would have missed having a sporty car.
My truck cost me a total of 3k (2k for the truck, 1k in parts/paint), and it's made the trip from my house to Beaverun a number of times, which is 6 hours each way. It's not the most comfortable ride, but it gets me there. My trailer was 1200.
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