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Originally Posted by mdilthey
THe more I look into the XTrawheel, the more I like it. It does make a lot of sense as a trailer, without even considering the "spare wheel" part.

There's value in having a "spare tire," too, in that you can patch/boot a torn tire and throw it on the trailer, where the load and stress is significantly less.

On top of all that, you can always abandon it if stuff REALLY hits the fan.

I think I will try and test one this summer, if I can.
That would be a good choice as I've had one and loved it.

It's so light when compared with other trailers and the new model means that you can use your own panniers. I mean really....under eight pounds...now what other trailer gives you that.

The hitch is excellent as well and very ingenious in that it is made from sprung steel and detaches in critical situations.

I'd love to buy another but my touring days are behind me....unfortunately.
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