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What is a good trailer size to carry my Spyder GS?
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chickridin
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We have a 7x12 v-nose and it fits good in it with room to spare. You want room to get around it to tie it down, ect.
billybovine
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7 X 12
7 X 12 V-nose for behind most vehicles. 7 X 14 behind motorhome with rear slide.
7 X 12 V-nose for behind most vehicles. 7 X 14 behind motorhome with rear slide.
billybovine
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close fit
I agree. A 6 foot wide trailer is too narrow. 72 inches wide. Spyder is 60 inches plus two door jams at 5 inches each plus lift cables two at 1 inch each total 72 inches. That's a problem.
I agree. A 6 foot wide trailer is too narrow. 72 inches wide. Spyder is 60 inches plus two door jams at 5 inches each plus lift cables two at 1 inch each total 72 inches. That's a problem.
NancysToy
Motorbike Professor
I use a 7x12 v-nose, too. Plenty of room to spare, or haul a bike, too. You could even live with a 6.5 or 7 foot x 12 flat-front trailer...or maybe a 10 footer, if the inside dimensions fit. Easier to load and tie down, the wider the door is, though. It is nice to have room to adjust the positioning for optimal tongue weight, with a bit more length. The critical measurementts are the clear door width, the width between the door cables (if any) and the clear width at the wheels.
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