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Trailer size

kevin_from_ny

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Im going to be purchasing a 2020 RT Limited when ever the dealership opens back up. What size trailer do i need to purchase? Want to get a open trailer like the ones home depot sells.. thanks for any info
 
The rear opening ( not just the ramp width ) only needs to be 6 ft. .... when I added a cover to my flat bed Toyota Tacoma pk-up it measured 5' 6" wide ( I have pics in an album ) .... my 14 RT never hit the sides because I screwed down Rails ( like in a car wash ) to the floor .... I could drive in with my eyes closed and not hit ..... Mike :thumbup:
 
I brought my 2019 RTL home in a 6' x 10' utility trailer with room to spare. The 2020 models are a bit longer and wider, but it still should work.
 
I just moved a ‘17 RT-S with a 6 x 12 U-Haul trailer. They have one model with a (short) ramp, but it won’t work. The ramp is too short and the rear opening is only 5’ wide. Their model with no ramp has a 6’ opening and I used my own ramps.

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7x10 or 7x12, a little extra room doesn't hurt. And, i see that Harbor Freight has the rack and strap tie downs that BK911 recommends. They are reasonably priced too.
 
:agree: With extra room as well as :lecturef_smilie:caution NOT to use a cover when trailering
:yikes:wind flutter will scuff paint awfully quick:barf: a fully enclosed trailer good investment for alternative storage options too.
 
Northern Tool sells a nice 6' X 10' aluminum trailer for just under $2,000. I have one for my 2018 RTL and have logged thousands of miles and NO issues.. the tailgate opens down and the Spyder's front end does not touch when loading...
I believe Tractor Supply sells a very similar one also.. good luck and wishing you miles of smiles riding your Spyder!!
BIG F
 
I brought my 2019 RTL home in a 6' x 10' utility trailer with room to spare. The 2020 models are a bit longer and wider, but it still should work.
:agree::agree:If you are not trailering the bike all the time, a 6'x10' should work fine. No need to spend a lot for a larger trailer that is not necessarily needed. But if you are able to get bigger, at the same price point, go for it. I actually modified a foldable 2 bike trailer for use with my spyder. It is bare minimum size, but it gets the job done very well. My goal is to never need it, but I will have it if necessary.
 
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