Trailering the spyder

[Army21]

Question.. When trailering the spyder RT does anyone use wheel chocks on the front
wheels of the spyder before tying down, if so what kind ?
You would certainly need something wide enough for the front wheels..

Thanks

 

[dick574]

Question.. When trailering the spyder RT does anyone use wheel chocks on the front
wheels of the spyder before tying down, if so what kind ?
You would certainly need something wide enough for the front wheels..

Thanks

I have a 10' Triton aluminum trailer. I used some 2" aluminum angle stock and made 2 pieces about 15" long & attached them, one on each side, where I want the front tires to stop. Then I strap it down.

 

[dancogan]

When trailering the Spyder I use a Condor wheel chock on one side and a simple Kuryakyn wheel chock on the other. The Condor wheel chock has a quick disconnect so I can move it from the Spyder location to the center of the trailer to carry a 2 wheeler.

 

[dshogman]

My trailer is totally flat. I tie it down fore and aft and sideways and it doesn't move a bit.

 

[Dragonrider]

I have almost as many miles towing my RT as riding it - I have never used or needed a chock - one strap in front and one in back, with the parking brake engaged, and the RT never moves.

8x12x7 - single axel (w/bks) covered trailer, with Home Depot deck kote covered floor (as good as Rhino Lining!!!)

 

[Cavman]

I got some chocks at Camping World and bolted them to my Alumna TK-1 trailer.
Look under the mods section and "Cavman's getting started" area.
I use one ratchet strap each for the front wheels and duals with a lift strap around the rear wheel held with two ratchet straps to each side.
Check out US Cargo Control hold down products.

 

[SpyderAnn01]

I don't trailer mine but we have a supporting vendor that sells chocks - Superclamp Spyders. Check out the home page for the link to their site.

 

[NancysToy]

I use cheap, plastic, RV wheel chocks from Walmart, bolted to the trailer bed. Not necessary, but mighty handy. A 2x4, angle iron, plain chock, or fancy chock will do. They all serve the same purpose.

 

[cjackg]

I tie down the rear wheel as shown below, then tie each front wheel down to a floor ring and it never moves. No chocks needed.