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[TimC80]

Hey everyone, had my Spyder for awhile now and I'm thinking about going camping this fall using a trailer. Any suggestions?

 

[billrob71]

Welcome to the site
what type of spyder do you have

 

[Cruzr Joe]

Hey everyone, had my Spyder for awhile now and I'm thinking about going camping this fall using a trailer. Any suggestions?

Remember that when you ask a question it always helps to tell us what year and type of Spyder you have, or put your info in your signature (like Mine) so that other folks will know and can help with your question. :thumbup:


Cruzr Joe

 

[sddinnh]

Welcome to the madhouse. I don't camp, but I just thought I'd take this opportunity to welcome you. :2thumbs:

 

[PrairieSpyder]

:welcome: I also have no camping advice, unless they have room service.
:nopic:

 

[ingramsail]

We pull a Bunkhouse Tent Trailer, so far this year 65 days and 8000mile.
Check out Motocamper Forum for a list of other motorcycle campers.

 

[robmorg]

This would be my idea of camping with the Spyder....

Sorry, I know that's not helpful. If I were much younger, the tent/trailer idea would be fun too.

For some ideas along those lines, check out the pictures in this Google Search.

Welcome to the forum.

 

[Highwayman2013]

Welcome, no advise for camping trailers.

 

[Oldmanzues]

This would be my idea of camping with the Spyder....

Sorry, I know that's not helpful. If I were much younger, the tent/trailer idea would be fun too.

For some ideas along those lines, check out the pictures in this Google Search.

Welcome to the forum.

I lack a couple bucks to afford this rig, but it looks nice
Oldmanzues

 

[GloryRyders]

:welcome: and :congrats: on your :spyder:..............more info like model, etc. would be helpful!:lecturef_smilie:

 

[ARtraveler]

:welcome: to the madhouse. :congrats: on your new ride. Can't help with the camping anymore. I am a motel/hotel person at this point in time.

 

[robmorg]

I lack a couple bucks to afford this rig, but it looks nice
Oldmanzues

We just retired last year and look forward to spending winters where it doesn't snow as much as it does in PA. I'd love to take the Spyder with us, but my wife won't ride it, so it would only get me into trouble. :banghead:

 

[Sempyder]

http://www.spyderlovers.com/forums/showpost.php?p=843269

This is how I go camping.

 

[Sempyder]

Hey everyone, had my Spyder for awhile now and I'm thinking about going camping this fall using a trailer. Any suggestions?

The link above is a thread on trailer options from rental to DIY. Sorry for my and the communities sarcastic posts
. Glad your here. Everyone wants to help and share info but tend to get off topic in some threads. Hope it helps.

Patrick,

 

[Chupaca]

Welcome..!! Welcome..!!

to the roadster world and this amazing site..congrats on your new ryde..:2thumbs::clap: the camper types will give you all you need to know..:thumbup:

 

[Bob Denman]

My idea of camping, is when Room Service shuts down at Midnight! pps:
But still... :welcome:

 

[BLUEKNIGHT911]

TRAILERS

Any Spyder can tow a trailer, all Swingarm hitches will fit all 2008 thru 2014 Spyders , ( they are the same size ) .......My best advice is ...find a Trailer manufacturer that builds the LIGHTEST trailer ....that also has independant TORSION ARM suspension ( they had a list posted here recently ).......Make sure it has LED lights ( less elec. problems )..................Remember the Spyder can only TOW 400 lbs MAXIUM,.....if you buy the BRP 622 trailer it weighs 240 lbs.....EMPTY .......That leaves only 160 lbs of gear .........if you need to carry extra gas , that weighs 7 lbs per Gal.,, 5 G.= 35lb.......10 G.= 70 lb etc...........if you add a cooler ?????............This is why I advise you to buy the Lightest Trailer you can............................I built my trailer and it weighs 85 lbs +/- ..............Good Luck ....................PS , I also have a stiff hitch rather than the conventional BALL type .......................I made this using a " tie rod end " from a pk-up......there's NO snap or clang clang clang etc ......Mikeguyver :thumbup:

 

[Showie]

Just got back from a weekend camping trip on the Clearwater and Louchsa rivers in Idaho. If you are going to camp a trailer makes it much easier. Have a Mini-Trailer out of Cushing OK. It carried tent, sleeping bags, chairs, air mattress, cooking supplies, food and limited wood well. Remember to read manual and follow weight restrictions. I bought a 50# fish scale to weight tongue and keep below 40#'s. Pull weight is less than 400#. This is a lot of weight! I try to use backpacking and bicycle gear because it is well made and light. Oh ya I forgot fishing gear. If you have any questions MSG me here. Good Luck and have fun. :yes::yes:

 

[mtdoragary]

We're taking our Spyder camping using a trailer too. The Spyder rides on the trailer behind the motorhome! Now if we were fifty years younger.....

 

[TimC80]

Remember that when you ask a question it always helps to tell us what year and type of Spyder you have, or put your info in your signature (like Mine) so that other folks will know and can help with your question. :thumbup:


Cruzr Joe

I have a Spyder RT-S 2013