New Mod - might as well be honest
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I don't have any statistical data, but they have more impact in the front. I may lose 1mpg in the rear, and 2mpg in the front. Every trip is different so it is a rough comparison. This trip all four of us drove a bit of the trip. With the heaviest foot the average was down to 15.8. I had bikes in the front and rear, so I guess that is double air.
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Why not try and fab up something for the rear and be able to put em all back there?
Or Make something like a tonneau cover with rails to load the bike across the bed? They make something similar for loading quads. Then you could load the gear underneath all the bikes
Kind of like this http://www.monsterhauler.com/
Or Make something like a tonneau cover with rails to load the bike across the bed? They make something similar for loading quads. Then you could load the gear underneath all the bikes
Kind of like this http://www.monsterhauler.com/
