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Thanks a lot guys. Them pics really do justice and that's one foot wider then me. I'm wondering if I can even get my buddies Super Glide in with my dresser.
A bagger & Super Glide will fit in a 6x12. Been there, done that, back in '94. Buddy's bagger & my FXRS in a square nose 6x12. Bit snug, but worked. Sorry, don't have those pics.
Extremely tight. You'll be taking bags off and hardly have room to tie down. If you are a big guy, good luck getting out of the trailer. Hopefully, you don't ding the bikes trying to get them in. I would never try to fit two baggers in a 6x12 enclosed. With a tour pak, the fairing clears by 3 to 6 inches on the second bike. Too close for me to even attempt.
Tight, yes. But not that tight. That's what I have...bikes are staggered...never take the bags off...adequate room to tie down. Takes care loading, but never an issue. All that said, if I bought another it would be a foot wider.
I haul a Wideglide and a Heritage Softail in my 6x12 enclosed staggered behind my motorhome sometimes. It is tight but do able. I wished now that I had bought a 7x12.
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