Anybody out there have a Can Am Spyder? I'm thinking about getting a 2020+ RT to tow behind the moho. It'd be more versatile than our e-bikes, lighter and way more fun than towing a car.
Thinkin 'bout a Can Am Spyder RT
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Trailer. The one I have my eye on is the Floe CargoMax but I need to confirm fit/balance.
Albert Branscombe had a blue one. A couple years later I saw him at another rally and he had replaced it with a red one. He was irate that it cost him, a Canadian, more to buy a Canadian product in Canada than it cost in the US. He loved the thing, enclosed trailer.
Another Heritage Cruiser Jack Elzinga also has one that he tows in a trailer behind his GMC. He really likes it.
Does it have reverse to get out of the trailer? 
Honestly you and Barb would have the best time cruising scenic landscapes on that thing.
Honestly you and Barb would have the best time cruising scenic landscapes on that thing.
Yes the Can Ams have reverseDoes it have reverse to get out of the trailer?
Honestly you and Barb would have the best time cruising scenic landscapes on that thing.
Ooh, I wonder what trailer he uses? I don't think he's on the forum. Could you PM me his contact info if u have it?
Jack and his wife spend a lot of time in their bush camp even during the winter. So you might need to try multiple times to contact him.
His trailer is a small enclosed utility trailer with a ramp rear door. Nothing special.
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Christo, a trailer like the one Kevin Tinsley uses would work I bet, check on width.
I would love to have a trailer for a motorcycle and then use it for a solar / battery / invertor setup. Then for long term boondocking, set the trailer out in the sun and park the RV in the shade lol
I’m planning on an open trailer. Although it affords less protection, it’s lighter, smaller, less expensive, and more versatile for my use cases.
The leading contender at the moment is the Floe CargoMax XRT 9.5-73, but I haven't yet been able to confirm fit and balance.
