Trailer size for talon

[Dan1225]

Hey there new talon owner here need to know what size trailer everyone is running in the market for one the one we had for our pioneer won’t do the trick any help is awesome. Thanks boys

 

[Montecresto]

Hey there new talon owner here need to know what size trailer everyone is running in the market for one the one we had for our pioneer won’t do the trick any help is awesome. Thanks boys

I’m using a 14’ Big Tex tandem axle trailer with spring assist gate…

 

[Mastabeta1]

Hey there new talon owner here need to know what size trailer everyone is running in the market for one the one we had for our pioneer won’t do the trick any help is awesome. Thanks boys

enclosed or open and 2 or 4 seater?

 

[CID]

This is my '20 (pre theft) sitting on a 14' trailer with 250 lb. tongue weight. If you have the room to park it, longer is usually better.

This is my replacement '21 with 2 spares and a bed extender, same 250 lb. tongue weight.

And this is why longer is better, my traveling setup -

 

[HBarlow]

I agree with CID above. I have a Big-Tex 12' single axle. I chose the 12' over a 14' because the shorter trailer is easy to store in my garage when not in use which is 98% of the time.

The trade-off is the 12' deck leaves very little open space in front of and behind my P1K3. This makes it a little harder to strap it down when towing

The trailer buyer can choose between easy to store when not in use or easy to strap your machine when towing.

I think you'll need at least a 14' trailer for a Talon.

 

[Remington]

Hey there new talon owner here need to know what size trailer everyone is running in the market for one the one we had for our pioneer won’t do the trick any help is awesome. Thanks boys

I have a 16’ tandem axel. The tandem is the way to go and they will have trailer brakes std on them and are a must them pulling a machine especially with gear imo. They do make some pretty nice single axels like above capable of pulling the weight but your limited in capacity and believe me, there will be times you will push it.
old pics but you get the idea. One has a gas log splitter on it.

Welcome to the forum BTW.
let me get this streight, you had a pioneer and now a Talon this is your only post since joining in April and no pics! 🤨 We showed you ours and now you show us yours! Wait that sounds bad lol well you get it anyway…
PICS OR IT DODNT HAPPEN! 🥳

 

[Dan1225]

Sorry it’s a 4 seater guess I should of mentioned that

 

[Dan1225]

 

[Dan1225]

Here was our old rig 2021 pioneer

 

[Remington]

Here was our old rig 2021 pioneer

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Shes good and muddy nice!
Nice lookin Talon too!
I have an 2X

 

[Remington]

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BTW with that 4 seater, Id deff get a tandem. Thats the same machine @Montecresto has and he has tandem trailer i believe?

 

[Montecresto]

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Beautiful SXS.

Yep, 14’ Tandem

The bare bones on that Talon is 12’8”

 

[Montecresto]

I have a 16’ tandem axel. The tandem is the way to go and they will have trailer brakes std on them and are a must them pulling a machine especially with gear imo. They do make some pretty nice single axels like above capable of pulling the weight but your limited in capacity and believe me, there will be times you will push it.
old pics but you get the idea. One has a gas log splitter on it. View attachment 297352View attachment 297353

Welcome to the forum BTW.
let me get this streight, you had a pioneer and now a Talon this is your only post since joining in April and no pics! 🤨 We showed you ours and now you show us yours! Wait that sounds bad lol well you get it anyway…
PICS OR IT DODNT HAPPEN! 🥳

Yep, the tandem is so much easier to pull and back, and not near the difficulty or danger when you have a flat….

 

[Dan1225]

Yea I for sure want a tandem trailer

 

[Barracuda]

I am using my enclosed trailer that I have had for quite a few years. I bought the Talon ( a 2021 1000X-4 ) before I realized my trailer wasnt tall enough...
I had to improvise to find a solution;

It did require spacers to be used and I only recommend using for loading and unloading in the trailer but it saved me from having to buy a new trailer...

 

[toddvdh]

What the smallest tire I can run????

Don’t see that too often! 🤣

 

[Barracuda]

What the smallest tire I can run????

Don’t see that too often! 🤣

The brake rotor diameter is the limiting factor - I think the wheelbarrow tires I have are about 14inches and I do not drag (maybe an inch and a half to spare(?).

It does look funny, but it works pretty good!!!

 

[NTCPrezJB]

The brake rotor diameter is the limiting factor - I think the wheelbarrow tires I have are about 14inches and I do not drag (maybe an inch and a half to spare(?).

It does look funny, but it works pretty good!!!

Someone did wooden wheels and posted a thread about it. I think it was a P1k-5 though.

 

[Todd627]

Someone did wooden wheels and posted a thread about it. I think it was a P1k-5 though.

P700 - Wooden Wheels. Turning Amish?

Hey all, Just thought I'd share this method for fitting your SXS in an enclosed trailer. I've got a 16' enclosed and my 700-4 has a roof and 27" tires. Needless to say it didn't fit in the trailer even with the tires aired down and the roof removed it still wouldn't fit. What I did was buy some...

hondasxs.com

 

[Montecresto]

I am using my enclosed trailer that I have had for quite a few years. I bought the Talon ( a 2021 1000X-4 ) before I realized my trailer wasnt tall enough...
I had to improvise to find a solution;
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It did require spacers to be used and I only recommend using for loading and unloading in the trailer but it saved me from having to buy a new trailer...View attachment 301278

Wow, what a major inconvenience. But if replacing the trailer isn’t an option, that’s a very enterprising solution….😎