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rmax rspec will it fit in a standard garage

ThrottleWolv

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I was considering a Wolverine X2 1000, but I'm now leaning more towards the Rmax RSpec. I'm curious if anyone has had trouble fitting one of these through a standard garage door. Any real-life experiences would be really helpful
 
I was considering a Wolverine X2 1000, but I'm now leaning more towards the Rmax RSpec. I'm curious if anyone has had trouble fitting one of these through a standard garage door. Any real-life experiences would be really helpful
RMAX R-Spec is a tight fit for you. It's about 64" wide so it can just really squeeze through a standard 7ft garage door but the clearance is tight. Maybe angle the mirrors in a little bit when entering the garage? That would help.
 
RMAX R-Spec is a tight fit for you. It's about 64" wide so it can just really squeeze through a standard 7ft garage door but the clearance is tight. Maybe angle the mirrors in a little bit when entering the garage? That would help.
Hmm, my doors are about 7ft and I have enough space.
 
I was considering a Wolverine X2 1000, but I'm now leaning more towards the Rmax RSpec. I'm curious if anyone has had trouble fitting one of these through a standard garage door. Any real-life experiences would be really helpful
I got an X4 so I don't have any direct experience, but my friend has Rmax R-Spec and it is such a hassle for him to get into his standard 7-foot garage door, even with the stock tires. There's no roof rack though... so if you're adding extras, it might be tight.
 
I was considering a Wolverine X2 1000, but I'm now leaning more towards the Rmax RSpec. I'm curious if anyone has had trouble fitting one of these through a standard garage door. Any real-life experiences would be really helpful
It depends on the exact door height, any slight slope in the driveway or if you have anything mounted on top like a light bar.
I think the best and safest way is just to get the precise measurement of your garage opening.
You wouldn't want to be in a situation where you're constantly airing down your tires just to get your RMAX inside!
 
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