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towing 3 wheels down

In my opinion this is one of the best trailers for the spyder, so many reason why but for one the bug shields will complete keep your spyder clean and rock chip free that is if you have the open model and of course the enclosed will do a better job protecting. It was also the easiest trailer to use, without a doubt money well spend on this trailer.

Looks similar to mine which I really like.

http://www.ironhorsetrailers.com/product/2-bike-fliptop-motorcycle-trailer/

 
I bought a used boat trailer. I haven't modified it yet, but I am sure I can make it work. My only concern is the Spyderpops front LED lights. Don't want to scrape them when loading/unloading, they are low to the ground and are too pretty to mess up.
 
I purchased a 7x12 enclosed trailer with a drop down rear door. I painted the inside with 2 coats of paint. Then I put. 3/4 plywood floor over the existing floor. I use it as a Spyder garage during the winter. I will tow the Spyder in it when needed. The 7x12 allows good clearance when loading and unloading. Also it has electric brakes. I tow with a F-150 with Ecoboost and the trailer package.
I also have a 7x12 open landscaping trailer that I used to pickup my Spyder in Chicago at IMotorsports. I live in Akron Ohio. Tied it down good and no problems.good luck!!
 
The guy with the trailer just texted me and told me the size of the tire is 20.5X8X10. Her said there is about 4" between the top of the tire and the bottom of the trailer. The tires are under the bed of the trailer. I will probably drive close to 7,000 miles this year. Do you think they will hold up? Is there a way to lower the axle and put a bigger tire on it. I would feel better with a 14" or 15" tire
 
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