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Trailer for transporting F3S
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Nyparrothead
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I bought an Aluma trailer. They are made in the Midwest and I have not found a better constructed one. They make many models, I bought their trike version for my previous ride but the F3 will fit as well..... I think the trailer weight is only about 500 lbs and they have great suspension....
mark
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Nemesis
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Thanks for the suggestions! The Aluma Trailer looks like a good option.
These are the models I am considering:
http://www.alumaklm.com/item/28.html
http://www.alumaklm.com/item/49-tk1-trike-trailer.html
I was considering the MC210, but I think it is meant for 2 2-wheel motorcycles side by side. I'm not sure how it would work with the Spyder.
http://www.alumaklm.com/item/47-mc210-motorcycle-trailer.html
Did you buy yours from a local dealer? How much was your Trike trailer?
I was also considering one of these:
http://www.the-ultimate-trailers.co...ilers/spyder-motorcycle-hauling-trailers.html
But they cost ~$4000-$5000!
Does the Superclamp install into an Aluma trailer?
Nyparrothead
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I have the tk1 and I think the cost was about 2500it is about 4 in wider than the F3 but since there are no side rails, there are no issues about scratching while loading or unloading.
it comes with a removable wheel stop for a MC and a nice storage area up front and the nose is enclosed to block wind and road debris.
mark
it comes with a removable wheel stop for a MC and a nice storage area up front and the nose is enclosed to block wind and road debris.
mark
aeroshots
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Sure thing.
http://nextrailtrailers.com/car-haulers/
It was extended by one foot, so it is 19' not 18' like in the above link, and tiedowns were placed in specific locations for the spyders. The previous owner did a great job having it modified for the two spyders to include 3 onboard loading ramps.
Aluma
I just bought a 6x10 Aluma trailer for my RT. Very well built wit a folding ramp. No issues and no bottoming out. A bit pricey 2500 but worth it to me.
ARCTIC
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Here's the link to the thread about my Aluma: http://www.spyderlovers.com/forums/showthread.php?53225-My-new-spyder-hauler!!! I put the bi-fold endgate on after I got it home.
Indyron
New member
I bought the UT10 and quite satisfied. Nice storage box and very well built. Full size tires also.
Nyparrothead
New member
The build quality on the Aluma trailers is top notch! They pull great and the finest thing is their weight. I think my TK1 only weighs 530lbs so you aren't adding a ton of weight on your tow vehicle.
Mark
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