teardrop camper

[Scotts8826]

I have not seen this pull behind camper previously discussed. It is made in Canada and is under the 400 pound towing weight limit for the Spyder. Be sure to change the text to English if you don' understand French.

https://microroulotte.com/

 

[BLUEKNIGHT911]

I have not seen this pull behind camper previously discussed. It is made in Canada and is under the 400 pound towing weight limit for the Spyder. Be sure to change the text to English if you don' understand French.

https://microroulotte.com/

WOW ... base model only 300 lbs, that's pretty amazing considering the BRP trailer weighs 260 lbs. ..... They didn't give a weight for the up-scale models though ????? ....Mike :thumbup:

 

[RICZ]

Sleeps two VERY friendly persons.

 

[Bob204bc]

It might be a bit pricey after you get through importing it.

 

[Possible]

Looks pretty big and high profile. Lots of area to catch a crosswind or from passing semis.

 

[Grandpot]

Towing requires acceleration and deceleration. Consider:
Add the weight of the camping gear and other stuff you will bring along, plus the weight of the trailer. Most likely, the total will be 1/3 the weight of the Spyder. You will need electric brakes on the trailer in order to stop effectively. If you don't, the trailer will push you uncontrollably.

 

[EdMat]

Shame there are no dealers south of the border. I would like to see one. Doubt I would buy it due to the cost. But still would like to see it.

 

[2dogs]

WOW ... base model only 300 lbs, that's pretty amazing considering the BRP trailer weighs 260 lbs. ..... They didn't give a weight for the up-scale models though ????? ....Mike :thumbup:

370 lbs

 

[canamjhb]

Looks pretty cool. I don't think It would be comfortable pulling is a good cross or head wind. I wonder how many motel room night rentals it costs..... Jim

 

[almosthere]

Any way to see their web page in English?

 

[RICZ]

Any way to see their web page in English?

Click the link above and a drop down appears that allows you to select English.

 

[BLUEKNIGHT911]

tear=drop camper

One of our members " Joelthebiker " built a very nice lightweight rendition of a tear-drop camper ..... He posted pics somewhere ...... Mike :thumbup:

 

[2dogs]

I wonder how many motel room night rentals it costs..... Jim

At our age Jim, we'd never break even. :roflblack:

 

[Woodaddict]

wow!! even showing a spyder towing it, thats a good way to advertise

 

[Wmoater]

My wife says she’s game and go ahead and place the order. She wants to sleep in it while I drive down the road

 

[IdahoMtnSpyder]

Click the link above and a drop down appears that allows you to select English.

Not for me using FireFox!

 

[Peter Aawen]

Click the link above and a drop down appears that allows you to select English.

Can't do that on the phone or the Tablet! And while I know enough French to pick up a gir... errm... trouble all around the World, my French translating skills just don't stretch to translating too much of that site!!

 

[Possible]

It gives you that option with IE and Chrome.

That sucker is a bit pricey. $9,000 base, up to $15,000. It says it's 8 feet long, but I don't know if that includes
the tongue.

 

[Little Blue]

English

It has the drop down on my lap top. The cell phone had the box displayed at the bottom of my screen. Way to pricy for me. .......:thumbup:

 

[IdahoMtnSpyder]

OK, I figured it out. Firefox does not have a built-in option to translate a page. You have to use an external translator. It is p*** poor web design that they don't have a parallel website that is in English. That's what I was expecting to see. Putting a website through a third party translator can give you screwy results some times. Every other international web company I've surfed has a parallel website in English. That way they control the language, grammar, and choice of words you see. It is particularly egregious that this outfit doesn't have an English version of their website. After all, surely their market is all of Canada, and outside of Quebec English is their first language.