Trailers to haul 2015 Spyder RT

[DGoebel]

I have a 2015 Spyder RT Limited and am looking for an open trailer to haul it on. I have looked at the Ultimate Trailers and think their price is way to high.
I read in the forum that somebody used an Aluma UT10 and I could not find the thread again. I am wondering how this trailer worked out. Looking at the
specs the ramp is only 63" wide and the RT is 61.9" wide according to BRP this seems a little tight to me, also there is wheel stops for the front wheels.
Also does the front nose clear the ramp while loading, I would hate for the nose to hit. I am undecided at this point any help would be great.

Mike T

Something to check for sure is the loading ramp angle, which can accidentally be changed by where you're loading and what height your tow vehicle tongue height is. I did damage my own '13 Frunk when trying to load up a solid ramp whilst on an inclined driveway with a loaner truck. I've learned to keep some spare 18in long 2x6 "short ramps" and double check my deck angle before loading up or off. I used an Aluma 7210 to take my RT to Spyderfest, check your local dealers they may have models that the websites don't show.

It has a Front wall that the side rails attach to that offers great protection (and keeps my brush and yard waste in too)

 

[Wrongway]

Check out TRITON AUT 1064 Aluminum Trailer with Bi-Fold Ramp. Weighs 400 pounds. 64" inside X 120" long.. Mine has hauled 2 wheelers, Tractors, GS and RT's for 8 years. Plenty of clearance for my '15 RT-L. Has EZ Lube hubs.. Low maintenance.

:agree:
I have the same trailer. Perfect for my Spyder and tows really good.

 

[JCOAST]

I'm using an 18' utility trailer to haul two rydes, my issue is with the ramp. its too steep and the exhaust scrapes. I need to find someone to extend the ramp at least 50% its current length. Anyone else have this problem?

 

[Mazo EMS2]

Just find a nice aluminum 6x10 utility trailer with either a bifold ramp back, or a one piece ramp, or no ramp on the back at all, and pick up some cheap ramps most anywhere. I found two sets of ramps on Craigslist for $60 for both sets. If you have a good vehicle to tow with, any option will work. Then just pick up 6 good D-Rings for the deck and mount them so that there is a ring in front of, and in back of each tire. Strap it down with a single strap over each tire, and good to go.

 

[Igofshn]

77"x12' with 4' tailgate. No probems at all

 

[sealfloorboards]

I bought a Premier Plus Enterprise 6'x10' aluminum trailer with a bifold ramp last month for Spyders at Red Rock. It was a dream to haul and easy to load my RT. Due to health reasons, I think my Rally days are over and I need to sell my trailer. I paid $2,500. for it last mo. It has less than 1,000 miles on the tires. Looking for the best offer. I'm in Oregon.