For those of you who haul an enclosed trailer, I just put an order in on one and am offered the option of going with a beavertail style in the back, so as to be able to load the SxS in it and accomodate it's height at the rear opening, and not needing to maintain a taller height throughout the length of the trailer.
I'm thinking this would be a benefit while hauling, as it would reduce the surface area that wind could catch on the road. But, with that rear beavertail portion of the trailer dropping 3-5" lower, I'm also thinking it could pose a problem on some forest service roads with that tail end catching the road on dips, etc. and so not sure if the trade off is worth it, as it would definitely see forest service road use.
Anybody with this style of trailer, or know somebody who does, have any input on this?
I'm thinking this would be a benefit while hauling, as it would reduce the surface area that wind could catch on the road. But, with that rear beavertail portion of the trailer dropping 3-5" lower, I'm also thinking it could pose a problem on some forest service roads with that tail end catching the road on dips, etc. and so not sure if the trade off is worth it, as it would definitely see forest service road use.
Anybody with this style of trailer, or know somebody who does, have any input on this?