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 Best of two worlds
Great !!! Now I can carry my clubs and I can still see out of my mirrors...
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Picture of holder without the bag
Showing the unit without the bag attatched...
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Almost makes me want to try playing golf. Almost. 
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Great job!
Hey I work at a Golf Club and would like to show that to the GM and the pro shop. can you post a pic of the whole spyder and the bag holder?
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fabbed myself
Yes...I looked at the trailor hitch BRP puts out and decided I could fab a unit that would easilly carry my clubs.
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design concept
Basically a trailor hitch with 2 bars and curved braces with straps...
That's why I posted the pic without the bag
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 Originally Posted by horse171
Yes...I looked at the trailor hitch BRP puts out and decided I could fab a unit that would easilly carry my clubs.
Why go golfing for a couple of hours? When you could spend that time ryding!
Just kidding. Looks like you done a bang up job!
Last edited by Capt John; 08-01-2010 at 07:06 AM.
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There are a few commercial products out there as well. If you are hard core and want to take your clubs with you on a long trip, this might be just the ticket.
http://www.innovagolf.com/augobagcarca.html
Here are a few other variations and ideas that are out there.
http://readygolf.com/Cycle-Caddy-Mot...-Carrier/5928/
http://autodax.com/catalog/pdetail.php?prdid=356
http://readygolf.com/Autolinx-MOTORC...-Carrier/5010/
With Christ all things are possible, so live life with no fears and no worries.
Happy Ex Owner, Hopefully future Spyder owner again.
Pastor Deb Tangen, Missions Director and short term missionary.
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Trailer and golf clubs
Will the BRP trailer hold a set a clubs or even two sets?
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One of the brp trailors is designed to hold 2 sets of clubs....here in canada the hitch is $600 the trailor $5000....installation ???? one would thinks the installation should be free for that price...but seeing I wouldn't spend that much I never checked out anything about installation.Are you saying the install is $4000 ???? wow...pretty good pay for about 5 hrs work.
Oh.....reread your post....where did you find hitch/trailor/install for $4,100 ?? sounds like a smokin deal.
Last edited by horse171; 07-31-2010 at 08:01 PM.
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Very innovative. 
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Originally Posted by dltang
Originally Posted by noname
We are in the process of having the trailer hitch and trailer all installed but were thinking about occasionally attaching the bike rack (pedal bikes) to the hitch. More fun to drive the rt than the car and that way we get to have a little exercise as well. Has anyone out there tried this.
Do you know if there is a design to carry two pedal bikes
The only thing I can think of for sure is that the Mel's Monster Garage hitch is a receiver style hitch. You could put that on your spyder and then add a receiver hitch bicycle carrier. Something like this:
http://www.autoanything.com/bike-racks/20A10040A1.aspx
or go a completely different route with something like this:
http://www.2x2cycles.com/
With Christ all things are possible, so live life with no fears and no worries.
Happy Ex Owner, Hopefully future Spyder owner again.
Pastor Deb Tangen, Missions Director and short term missionary.
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Originally Posted by horse171
One of the brp trailors is designed to hold 2 sets of clubs....here in canada the hitch is $600 the trailor $5000....installation ???? one would thinks the installation should be free for that price...but seeing I wouldn't spend that much I never checked out anything about installation.Are you saying the install is $4000 ???? wow...pretty good pay for about 5 hrs work.
Oh.....reread your post....where did you find hitch/trailor/install for $4,100 ?? sounds like a smokin deal.
Freedom cycle in Concord NH
www.freedomcyclenh.com
This is where we bought the RT. If you need a name let me know.
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Very nice, thinking a spot for an aux fuel cell? Think it would hold 40lbs?
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Originally Posted by Gargoyle
I'm going to install my aux fuel cell in the front boot. I'll have just over 4 gal and still have room for some soft stuff. That puts it under the weight limit too.  That was the first thing I thought of when I opened up that front lid, ooh aux fuel cell. But then I'm weird like that. 
Just be careful. For some reason thoughts of the Ford Pinto sprang into my mind when reading this. 
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Originally Posted by Gargoyle
I've sort of been in the Pinto experience (without the explosion part) before with my second bike. My CB750 Honda had an aftermarket 7.5 gal fiberglass tank on it. When it got totaled (not my fault) I watched them wheel it past me with the petcocks stuffed up through the bottom and gas flowing down over the engine.  We had just filled up 10 miles before the accident. The aux tank installed into the Spyder will be a race spec rupture proof cell. Will cost more but it will be safer.
Sounds like you have a good plan for it. Best of luck with it. 
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cools seat in summer...warm in winter....don't care for the looks but what the hell.Remaking the golf carrier in aluminum...1/5th the weight...will post some pics when finished
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new holder finished
Got the aluminum holder made.... steel 25 lbs ... alum 14
If anyone interested, I will sell 1st unit for cost/shipping only
Can discuss further on email or phone for more information.
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I'm curious If the design can be modified to hold a Foldable bicycle. 
