Nudels2u75
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I saw a post on here somewhere. Somebody had posted how to get a harness or how to get from Spyder Can-am trailer to a Honda Goldwing....I am trying to get my trailer wired to also go to my wing...
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Spyder Trailer to Goldwing Harness Needed
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swrafey2000
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That was Dave01. You can find him in the FL forum
Nudels2u75
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I saw that one in Catalog...I need a 4 pin plug square to fit my other trailers
I was hoping I could find one already made up, but I may have to purchase from VRP and cut the end off, so it will fit my other bikes/trailers
I was hoping I could find one already made up, but I may have to purchase from VRP and cut the end off, so it will fit my other bikes/trailers
NancysToy
Motorbike Professor
I would tap into the existing trailer harness to add an additional square-4, which you can purchase at an auto parts store or the trailer shop very inexpensively. That way you have the best of both worlds...the trailer can then be used with either Spyder or Goldwing, and no adapter is needed. The RT-622 is already compatible with 4-wire systems, although the 2010 version's separate turn signals will no longer function with 4-wire, the brake lights take over that function. I have equipped my Aspen Sentry in that manner. Just tie the connector you are not using out of the way. It pays to protect it from the weather. I use a ziploc bag and a rubber band to cover the extra plug.
