Choose the RR cart size you need... Many to choose from... Back and front rails are essential so nothing falls off.... I love my r8, r10.... To each their own.

Still using the old red model ... can't remember how years ago I purchased it ... couldn't live without it.
Ciao

Jerry agreed...best investment I ever made for sure.

It's fine ... sometimes. Definitely not essential for everyday work, but I agree it has it's place in the arsenal. My second pet peeve about it it storing it during a performance. Just one more thing to hide from view.

That's a sweet deal!

The other thing I liked about R&R was parking. Just pull in and find a good space, load it up and roll it all in. No need to pull up to the door and then go back out and move your vehicle. I will agree that it can be overkill depending on the situation and also agree that it is a pain to find a place to put it during performance.

I never had a problem finding a place for the cart after setting up, and in my setup, the cart made a great place to store the keyboard case, and all the other stuff that was not part of the setup.

Gary

I have had two R-10s and, like Gary, stacked my cases in them, or, if space was really limited, I would collapse it and find a little spot. The main difference with the second one was going to solid tires. No more inflating soft tires.

Hard tires rock!

Well. when the lottery comes in for me I might buy one but for now I'm going to save my $ for a newer kb or pa. When doing the Gunshows one of the promoters had a bunch of the harbor fright fold ups and they worked very well. I may have to get one of those until I hit the big time. Unfortunately I've gotten myself into the same situation as Willie Nelson did and not only do I have to pay the taxes for this gig but I have to pay on the back taxes I didn't pay b4. So there will be no R&R cart (or much of any thing else) for quite a while.