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Flat Bed AluminumTrailer for Hauling a Spyder
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cyclekid58
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Trailer
Does your frunk hit the bed in any way when loading due to the deck angle?
Trying to post the pictures. Seems like they are here now
Does your frunk hit the bed in any way when loading due to the deck angle?
TXrider
New member
Aluma Tilt Trailer
We have an Aluma tilt trailer we use to haul our Spyder - the whole deck tilts [the Spyder nose doesn't drag loading or unloading].
Tilt the deck, ryde the Spyder on, the deck tilts back level and locks - then tie it down and drive away. I can load and unload the trailer all by myself!! It's a breeze.
We bought it in Litchfield, Illinois at Midway Trailer Sales; model #7712 HTILT.
We have an Aluma tilt trailer we use to haul our Spyder - the whole deck tilts [the Spyder nose doesn't drag loading or unloading].
Tilt the deck, ryde the Spyder on, the deck tilts back level and locks - then tie it down and drive away. I can load and unload the trailer all by myself!! It's a breeze.
We bought it in Litchfield, Illinois at Midway Trailer Sales; model #7712 HTILT.
MSa1956
New member
Stinger, Can Am Spyder Trailer
Here is the website for the trailer.
https://www.stingertrailer.com/product/stinger-can-am-spyder-trailer/
Here is the website for the trailer.
https://www.stingertrailer.com/product/stinger-can-am-spyder-trailer/
NewYorkSpyder
New member
7210 Aluma
This is the setup that I use only tie off the front doesn't move at all, no scratches on wheels (straps thru socks). Towed for many miles this way. Bi-fold ramp works great.
This is the setup that I use only tie off the front doesn't move at all, no scratches on wheels (straps thru socks). Towed for many miles this way. Bi-fold ramp works great.
Tango
Well-known member
We have a Forest River 7X12 enclosed aluminum trailer. It weighs 1300 lbs.. Great for hauling the Spyder. And the Spyder is out of the weather, safe from problems when parked. We were parked right behind Mike T at the BWCH+ when all the problems happened. :thumbup: Tom :thumbup:
