[GregP]

I have been looking at some Toyhaulers and was at a recent RV show where they have a unit that had a Storage area at the back with Ramp and it dimensions of "55 X 94". They said for a goldwing they needed to add a little for length. I would someday like to Trike my '02', so I would like to know if the 55" would be enough or would they have to add additional width to the toyhauler. Thanks

Ps. I am also looking at the larger RV with the full garage in the back.

 

[Paul Sheffield]

trike

My Champion is 60" wide. I think CSC is the widest at 66"

 

[GregP]

Thank-you..I guess this smaller Toyhauler is not an option...

 

[Guest]

The CSC is 61" wide with the optional wheel opening moldings. The widest trike I know of is the Hannigan at 61.5". Of course, you could also get the Hannigan TriCar (trike with sidecar) at 80" wide. Most of the independant suspension trikes will be in the 60" width range. You can get a MotorTrike with solid axle at 54.5" width but even that is probably too close to your 55" limit.

 

[ben721364]

The CSC is 61" wide with the optional wheel opening moldings. The widest trike I know of is the Hannigan at 61.5". Of course, you could also get the Hannigan TriCar (trike with sidecar) at 80" wide. Most of the independant suspension trikes will be in the 60" width range. You can get a MotorTrike with solid axle at 54.5" width but even that is probably too close to your 55" limit.

I believe the Hannigan trike is the widest.

 

[BACKDRAFT]

Just get one that is 72" wide and you will be good to go!

 

[Texastrike]

A Motor Trike is 54" at it's widest point, hope this helps !