Ok, I am getting ready to move from VA to San Antonio TX and will be getting my Ryker once we get there.
Since we are moving from VA to TX we plan to get a trailer here for the move and later use this trailer to tow the Ryker with my Jeep when we go places
I was told by the local dealer here that I would need a 6x10 trailer and we want to get an aluminum one to save weight on the trailer.
My question is what is the trailer of choice (aluminum preferred) that everyone is using for this purpose?
Links and pics of these trailers much appreciated.
Thank you

Lots of trailer manufacturers out there across the country. I would agree aluminum is the way to go and yes a 6x10 minimum is a good size.

I found the cheapest one in my neck of the woods a Triple Crown for $1350. They even beat the Lowe's price.

https://golfcartsandtrailers.com/Utilit ... 2c016b7b2c

KC61 wrote: ↑

Tue Jun 18, 2019 5:21 am

I would agree aluminum is the way to go and yes a 6x10 minimum is a good size.

Here be an AL one that is only 390#. I be considering it.

https://www.alumaklm.com/utility/single ... ty-trailer

I have been using an ALUMA 6810 for several years and cant say enough good about it. I hauled a Spyder RT, then a RZR 900s, and now the Ryker Rally.
I only added a toolbox and a front deflector plate. I just used it to pick up my new Rally from Pittbull Powersports in Missouri, as shown in my Avatar.

CjackG wrote: ↑

Tue Jun 18, 2019 1:55 pm

I have been using an ALUMA 6810 for several years and cant say enough good about it. I hauled a Spyder RT, then a RZR 900s, and now the Ryker Rally.
I only added a toolbox and a front deflector plate. I just used it to pick up my new Rally from Pittbull Powersports in Missouri, as shown in my Avatar.

Oops! I meant to post the larger 6810, which is 425 pounds.

https://www.ag98trailersales.com/2020_A ... 98534.aspx

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Thanks for the link to the trailers

I know this post is a few months old, but I think a 5 foot trailer is adequate. I back mine up the trailer ramp with the 2 wheels at the back of the trailer. I moved the rails in back of the wheels 2 inches out. That means the 60" width becomes 64". I like the tighter fit.

I wanted at least a 6x10 for hauling materials as well as the Ryker, plenty of room