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Traveling on water.
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Bob Denman
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That looks like a really neat thing to do!! :clap:
They're mentioning tie-downs, because two-wheeled motorcycles WILL topple over during a rough passage...
While that's not going to affect you; follow their rules, and bring some along. It'll help keep the bike (and trailer!) in one place; if things get interesting out there! :thumbup:
They're mentioning tie-downs, because two-wheeled motorcycles WILL topple over during a rough passage...
While that's not going to affect you; follow their rules, and bring some along. It'll help keep the bike (and trailer!) in one place; if things get interesting out there! :thumbup:
Been there, done that
My wife and I did that a couple years ago. They drive the cars on for you, but cycles they have you drive them on. We were told to bring some tie downs, that's all. You park over a grated deck so its really easy with a Spyder.
Enjoy your trip. We love Manitowoc and Ludington.
My wife and I did that a couple years ago. They drive the cars on for you, but cycles they have you drive them on. We were told to bring some tie downs, that's all. You park over a grated deck so its really easy with a Spyder.
Enjoy your trip. We love Manitowoc and Ludington.
gmcgarrity
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tie downs
Yes bring tie downs to attach to the floor.
You will leave the trailer connected to the Spyder.
There can be some pitching of the ship so that is why the tie them down.
They will have you drive the Spyder on and then off the ship.
We have done it several times with our Gold Wing.
Note where the port hole is. Our buddy's HD was parked under one and was soaking wet when we got there. It was a stormy day.
I had my 1/2 cover on the wing and was dry.
We will be doing this later this riding season.
it is a great ride.
Ride safe
Geo
Yes bring tie downs to attach to the floor.
You will leave the trailer connected to the Spyder.
There can be some pitching of the ship so that is why the tie them down.
They will have you drive the Spyder on and then off the ship.
We have done it several times with our Gold Wing.
Note where the port hole is. Our buddy's HD was parked under one and was soaking wet when we got there. It was a stormy day.
I had my 1/2 cover on the wing and was dry.
We will be doing this later this riding season.
it is a great ride.
Ride safe
Geo
Thank You
Hey thanks for the info/advice. This old sea dog has crossed that Lake many times, but at the wheel of my own boat. First time the Admiral and I are taking the Badger and the first time we are cruising on the Spyder. This website has been very helpful in gaining understanding and knowledge of the bike.
All sails full and by.
Hey thanks for the info/advice. This old sea dog has crossed that Lake many times, but at the wheel of my own boat. First time the Admiral and I are taking the Badger and the first time we are cruising on the Spyder. This website has been very helpful in gaining understanding and knowledge of the bike.
All sails full and by.
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