Enclosed Trailer for two

[rkteck]

I am looking for some options for a nice enclosed trailer to haul two spiders. Ideally low profile, light and as narrow as possible. Let me know if you have seen anything. Looking at a haulmark but want to research all options.

 

[Dyno824]

That will be a long one.Watch your opening on rear double door set-up, width deminishes due to the door hinges on my haulmark enclosed, just barely got the spyder in .Sure some deals on e-bay for new trailers.Good Luck Dennis #824

 

[kingharley]

I bought a Renegade ER14 v nose, works slick. Goggle Renegade..

 

[retread]

ATC (Aluminum Trailer Company) has a fairly good selection, I can't remember all the particulars, but they've got a web site. There's a trailer sales here that has a 8 by 12 ramp back with a side entry for about 3 grand. The rear door is 6 1/2 feet wide. next smaller size has a 5 foot door.

 

[NancysToy]

Spyder fits well in my all aluminum 7'x12' V-nosed, enclosed R & R, but you'll need something longer to accomodate two Arachnids. The width between the door cables on the seven footer is about 68" which gives adequate clearance to drive in or back out.
-Scotty

 

[spyder-dude]

This would do the job for you....Classic Manufacturing InLine Snowmobile Trailer. They make several sizes. I have the 27ft which could probably fit 3-4 spyders in.

http://www.classicmfg.com/cav/ds1838.jpg

http://www.classicmfg.com/cav/ds1847.jpg

 

[kingharley]

Back to the Renegade. I back my wife's Spyder into the v-nose and then my
Harley with about 10" to spare. The rear wheel of the Spyder sits into a chock and then I place a choke for the Harley. I also installed a flip down bed for the Rally's. Love it.

 

[Ray R]

This is a tough one based on your requirements. In my opinion, you have three basic things to think about with a trailer. 1) Quality, 2) Lightweight, 3) Inexpensive.

You can typically pick only two of the above. You'll never get all three.

I have a Featherlite (fthr.com), and really like it. For me, it meets requirements #1 and #2 above.

I've owned Haulmarks, and they certainly meet #3, but not #2 and #1 is average for the price. If you want light weight, you'll have to go aluminum.

 

[rkteck]

Ended up have a flat trailer built so it would work for two spyders. Decided to save the extra 7K to get an enclosed trailer. They also made it so I could side load at least 4 atv's which is nice for a dual use trailer.

 

[NancysToy]

Ended up have a flat trailer built so it would work for two spyders. Decided to save the extra 7K to get an enclosed trailer. They also made it so I could side load at least 4 atv's which is nice for a dual use trailer.

Sounds like a reasonable solution, and should even get better gas mileage. I know when I got the enclosed bike trailer, I didn't get rid of my open one, and I am glad. There are times when it is more convenient, and it definitely cuts through the wind better, even with three bikes loaded side-by-side. Good for at least 2-3 more mpg.
-Scotty