beefing up the bantam weight
Howdy. So we are looking at the KZ Spree Escape E250S on the one hand and the Outdoors RV Black Rock 22 BHS or Creekside 23 BHS on the other. The KZ Spree has a phenomenonly low weight of 3760 (per K...
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There's a big difference in the frames alone. You can't just beef up a frame without some really serious modifications which would void the warranty anyway. Outdoors RV has their own in-house built heavy duty frame in a class of it's own and it shows in their substantially higher CCCs. If it's more CCC you want, you need to find a brand and model that has it.
The Spree Escape will be a bare bones, no-nonsense TT. The Outdoors RV ones have many standard features that the Spree Escape won't
Each brand you mention is in a very different category.
If it's more features in a KZ you want, why not look at the Spree line (their top of the line model) like the 240BHS plus you'll get a 2 year warranty instead of 1.
When shopping for a new TT, don't go by the factory listed CCC or other dry weights. The CCC will be less and the TT heavier. Sometimes the numbers change little, sometimes a lot.
The Spree Escape will be a bare bones, no-nonsense TT. The Outdoors RV ones have many standard features that the Spree Escape won't
Each brand you mention is in a very different category.
If it's more features in a KZ you want, why not look at the Spree line (their top of the line model) like the 240BHS plus you'll get a 2 year warranty instead of 1.
When shopping for a new TT, don't go by the factory listed CCC or other dry weights. The CCC will be less and the TT heavier. Sometimes the numbers change little, sometimes a lot.
