Nice Atv! I attend ATV/SXS parties myself! Usually I have a trailer I pull with a SXS too but don't have any pictures of it on my computer.
Loaded up trailer and ATV
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Nice pictures. I don't like loading in bed of truck just don't trust myself. Feel like I'm going to fall backwards when did before with my ramps so bought trailer but when I but SXS will need to load ATV in bed and SXS on the trailer.
Quick question - What size tires are on the black Sport? I like the width!Nice Atv! I attend ATV/SXS parties myself! Usually I have a trailer I pull with a SXS too but don't have any pictures of it on my computer.
Nice!!!
Eh it's not too bad. I'm use to loading atvs into my old lifted 2500 so I guess the Rebel just seems so easy. I always lower the truck to "entry" mode when I do to lower the approach angle of the ramps. It's not too bad, just lean forward!Nice pictures. I don't like loading in bed of truck just don't trust myself. Feel like I'm going to fall backwards when did before with my ramps so bought trailer but when I but SXS will need to load ATV in bed and SXS on the trailer.
They are 295/65r20 (Approx. 35.1x11.6r20)Quick question - What size tires are on the black Sport? I like the width!
I looked wherever in the Colorado's taxicab and discovered nothing. No sub-bridle reserved in a pack, no reasonable holding up connecter under the dash. I read through the towing area of the proprietor's manual and found no say of the point. If all else fails I went to my nearby Chevy merchant's parts counter to check whether the legendary sub-bridle was something I needed to purchase. He thought of nothing.
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