Thank you so much for this information! I was planning to buy a 189 today site unseen, which I won't do now that I've seen your video and gotten so much information from you. I really appreciate it!
Never apologize to the haters. When giving your opinion if it's good it's good, if it's bad it's bad. People who are jealous will hate on you no matter what. Just ignore and enjoy making your vids 👍
Another good explanation of product! Thanx! I've been checking out the RP 180 that's right around 3000 pounds dry. My limiting factor is my tow vehicle: a '19 Toyota 4Runner with a 5000 max tow rating. YT algorithm suggested your channel and this time they got it right: Seems we're into some of the same things like motorcycles, mountain biking, and travel trailers. Thanx again!
Excellent review.....I have one question. Is the dry bath in the RP192 with no surround actually waterproof? Is it a deal breaker? Thank you in advance.....
There are still plenty of us who are shopping for trailers WITHOUT SLIDES. Please stop saying that people just don't want non-slide trailers anymore. Yes, slides are popular, but there's still good need and demand for no slides. Slides are something else to break, and more opportunities for weather and pests to get in. Depending upon set-up slides can make it impossible to use the trailer when slides are not put out. Slides create less stability in the exterior. They can catch more wind on gusty days, and they expose more surface area to the elements, making it harder to control the climate inside. There are pros and cons to having slides, and for many of us the cons outweigh the pros.
Best guide ever, thanks... I will be towing with a Tesla Model Y with a tow capacity of 3500 and a tongue weight of 350 Lbs, I am looking at a RP-171 that should fit the Bill, the RP-171 is 2504 Dry with a hitch weight of 252. What do you think about this? Thanks Fred San Diego Ca.
It will be maxed out. Be careful not to add any extra weight. Pack super light, and don't travel with water in n the tank. Also I imagine your range will be extremely limited with your tesla.
@@BigRockMoto Yes I will take a little hit on range, but I will keep it at 60mph and 55mph when it’s safe and no one else on the road, they say a WD hitch is not required on Class II but I’m leaning towards the Andersen No Sway system with the chains instead of the bars like with others but whatever stuff I will carry I will store it upfront in the trailer.
Can you please recommend a toy hauler for 2 dirt bikes that I can pull behind my F150? Love your dual sport content. I also have a KTM 500 EXC-F with a similar build.
My 2020 RPod 195 has a walkable roof and it has a power awning and has a dry bath. You can access the bath when the slide is in. I think your info is not true.
Also...the 190s series Rpods are wider than the shorter ones, giving more room inside, but still more maneuverable than a full width. I love our 195 as well.
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Thank you so much for this information! I was planning to buy a 189 today site unseen, which I won't do now that I've seen your video and gotten so much information from you. I really appreciate it!
Never apologize to the haters. When giving your opinion if it's good it's good, if it's bad it's bad. People who are jealous will hate on you no matter what. Just ignore and enjoy making your vids 👍
Another good explanation of product! Thanx!
I've been checking out the RP 180 that's right around 3000 pounds dry. My limiting factor is my tow vehicle: a '19 Toyota 4Runner with a 5000 max tow rating.
YT algorithm suggested your channel and this time they got it right: Seems we're into some of the same things like motorcycles, mountain biking, and travel trailers.
Thanx again!
We are looking at the R-pod and I really appreciate your honesty. Keep it real.
Thanks
We are looking at RPODS. Great video and thank you!
You are wonderful,loved your tundra review. Thank you for sharing all your information.
excellent comprehensive presentation. Thank you! Wish I found this first!!
Thank you for video.what about the flooring? composite now?
Excellent review.....I have one question. Is the dry bath in the RP192 with no surround actually waterproof? Is it a deal breaker? Thank you in advance.....
There are still plenty of us who are shopping for trailers WITHOUT SLIDES. Please stop saying that people just don't want non-slide trailers anymore. Yes, slides are popular, but there's still good need and demand for no slides. Slides are something else to break, and more opportunities for weather and pests to get in. Depending upon set-up slides can make it impossible to use the trailer when slides are not put out. Slides create less stability in the exterior. They can catch more wind on gusty days, and they expose more surface area to the elements, making it harder to control the climate inside. There are pros and cons to having slides, and for many of us the cons outweigh the pros.
Great points
Best guide ever, thanks... I will be towing with a Tesla Model Y with a tow capacity of 3500 and a tongue weight of 350 Lbs, I am looking at a RP-171 that should fit the Bill, the RP-171 is 2504 Dry with a hitch weight of 252. What do you think about this? Thanks Fred San Diego Ca.
It will be maxed out. Be careful not to add any extra weight. Pack super light, and don't travel with water in n the tank. Also I imagine your range will be extremely limited with your tesla.
@@BigRockMoto Yes I will take a little hit on range, but I will keep it at 60mph and 55mph when it’s safe and no one else on the road, they say a WD hitch is not required on Class II but I’m leaning towards the Andersen No Sway system with the chains instead of the bars like with others but whatever stuff I will carry I will store it upfront in the trailer.
Good review I am 6 4 too small in shower and bed . Wife and I are looking into geo pro or J feather 19 foot.
Can you please recommend a toy hauler for 2 dirt bikes that I can pull behind my F150? Love your dual sport content. I also have a KTM 500 EXC-F with a similar build.
What’s you Colorado model and is it a 2WD or a 4X4? Because I do have a Chevy Colorado 2015 2WD only. Thank you.
Don't have it anymore, it was a 2015 colorado z71 4x4 with the v6 and short bed
My 2020 RPod 195 has a walkable roof and it has a power awning and has a dry bath. You can access the bath when the slide is in. I think your info is not true.
Mine was a 2017, they have changed a lot, this is an old.video
Also...the 190s series Rpods are wider than the shorter ones, giving more room inside, but still more maneuverable than a full width. I love our 195 as well.