Our 6x12 enclosed trailer set up for our Can Am Spyder S2S

[NutinElse2do]

Our 6x12 enclosed trailer setup and road trip to BajaRon’s is finally dialed in.
After completely overthinking every single step of this process, we’re now at a point where everything is set up and, most importantly, we’re both comfortable with it.

Here’s where we landed:

• Tongue weight at 425 lbs, 13% of loaded trailer @ 3300 lbs
• Trailer weight under the RV’s limits
• Etrack Wheel chocks in the front to prevent the wheels from turning (Clearance is tight)
• Front tie-downs to the shock eyelets (Thanks Baja Ron)
• Side tie-downs to the passenger footrest hole eyelets
• Rear tie-down to the floor

Had to move the cables that help the door go up out by 1” to give us the clearance needed.

We also installed a wireless camera inside the trailer so that we can keep an eye on everything while traveling. We are guessing at least 7-10k miles.

We’ll be heading East from Arizona in our little RV, pulling the 6x12 trailer across to the East Coast, with a stop at BajaRon’s and plenty of rides along the way.

Looking forward to the Tail of the Dragon!

For anyone who is looking to make a 6x12 trailer work, here are some pictures.

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[Knizar]

Our 6x12 enclosed trailer setup and road trip to BajaRon’s is finally dialed in.
After completely overthinking every single step of this process, we’re now at a point where everything is set up and, most importantly, we’re both comfortable with it.

Here’s where we landed:

• Tongue weight at 425 lbs, 13% of loaded trailer @ 3300 lbs
• Trailer weight under the RV’s limits
• Etrack Wheel chocks in the front to prevent the wheels from turning (Clearance is tight)
• Front tie-downs to the shock eyelets (Thanks Baja Ron)
• Side tie-downs to the passenger footrest hole eyelets
• Rear tie-down to the floor

Had to move the cables that help the door go up out by 1” to give us the clearance needed.

We also installed a wireless camera inside the trailer so that we can keep an eye on everything while traveling. We are guessing at least 7-10k miles.

We’ll be heading East from Arizona in our little RV, pulling the 6x12 trailer across to the East Coast, with a stop at BajaRon’s and plenty of rides along the way.

Looking forward to the Tail of the Dragon!

For anyone who is looking to make a 6x12 trailer work, here are some pictures.

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Looks like you are good to go!
Only 1 other thing, make sure you stop and reset your trailer clock at each time zone you cross!
Safe travels.

 

[BajaRon]

A GPS clock would be a great option.