Introducing the Flyer Forge: The Ultimate Toy Hauler RV for Adventure Seekers!
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- Опубліковано 4 лип 2024
- 🌟 Welcome to the official unveiling of the Flyer Forge, the toy hauler recreational vehicle that's been on every adventurer's wishlist! 🚐✨
🔹 About Flyer Forge:
The Flyer Forge is not just an RV; it's your gateway to uncharted territories and exhilarating experiences. With its robust aluminum full-frame construction, this RV takes durability and flexibility to new heights, ensuring you can venture into landscapes you've only dreamed of.
🔹 Key Features:
Wet Bath Convenience: Offering the comfort of a wet bath, the Flyer Forge ensures that your adventures are complemented by the convenience of home.
Ample Storage: Say goodbye to space constraints! Packed with ample storage options, this RV can carry all your gear, from bikes to kayaks, without breaking a sweat.
Rugged Construction: Built to last with an aluminum full-frame construction, the Flyer Forge is designed to withstand the rigors of both on and off-road adventures.
Versatile & Spacious: Ideal for families, solo travelers, and everyone in between. Experience a blend of comfort and functionality like never before.
🔹 Why Choose Flyer Forge?
🌲 Explore Remote Locations: Its rugged construction allows access to remote camping spots and off-grid locations.
🚴♂️ Gear-Friendly: Perfect for hauling all your adventure gear, ensuring you're always ready for the next challenge.
🏕️ Home Away From Home: Enjoy the comforts of home while being close to nature.
🔹 Experience Flyer Forge:
Join us on this virtual tour as we walk you through every nook and cranny of the Flyer Forge. Witness how it transforms the RV experience, merging comfort with adventure.
🔹 Stay Connected:
Don't forget to like, subscribe, and hit the bell icon to stay updated with our latest releases and adventures. Share your thoughts in the comments below and let us know where you would take the Flyer Forge on its first journey!
🔹 Find Out More:
Visit our website intech.com/rv/models/flyer/fo... for detailed specifications, pricing, and more. Your next adventure awaits with the Flyer Forge!
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That's a beauty! Now I can take my scooter! And stand up!
Exactly what I was looking for. I kept looking at the Discovery and needed just a little more with tandem axle. And the perfect demo for me because I have a Polaris General as my toy!!
Good luck fitting it. You don’t ever see footage of the General loaded do ya….
@@Captndarty I have a flyer discover and my 2 seater general does fit in it. It’s tight but it works.
@@chuckhamilton6315 but do you have the fold down couch that sticks out to 10 inches from the wall? It’s further than the tip out. I also have the regular Discover and my Can-Am commander barely fits. And what people seem to forget is fitting isn’t the problem it’s opening the door to get out that’s the problem. Don’t forget this forge is 9 inches shorter from the refrigerator aft than what we have in our Discover.👎🏻
There was a little Geo Pro toy hauler with a similar layout that they discontinued after a few years. It had Azdel walls. Didn't have the tip out but did have nice upper cabinets. I like this floor plan for fulltime living. Can put furnishings in to make a nice studio apartment.
Like what Intech is doing with the RV builds. Now, has InTech ever thought of using a true independent suspension on the OVR line...something like the CruiseMaster or Curt or the new MorRyde suspensions? That would be AWESOME for the OVR products!
I hope Intech reads your comment.
BOUT TIME!
Very nice!
Finally something that is not screwed and/or glued together. I'm looking at this for a drive up to Dalton. I think it will survive the brutal road, thoughts?
Awesome!!!!
Love it!!!!!
You guys should make truck campers. I would imagine it would be a unique departure from the typical.
This is fantastic. You guys make such an amazing product. I regret not buying an Intech when I had the chance.
Nice work!
Nice
Did he say you black and grey are combined ? I hope not
How would this do cold weather with the tip out sleeping arrangements, also the no storage is a downside but the roof racks can probably hold all the gear. Not sure how a weight distribution hitch would bolt up unless the front plate and storage compartment is taken out or cut up
Tip outs in winter.: we have a Discover with 2 tip outs. It got down in the 20's one night. Heater works but bring warm blankets and you'll be fine. Also google how to winterize a popup camper. There are many techniques to keeping it warm in cold weather
Curious: if you option the tip-out bed on the other side, does it also have that overhead storage as well? So you have overhead storage in both sides?
Yes the overhead storage stays
@@Captndartynot what he asked, he asked if you get another storage above
@@Thirty-OughtSick He asked 2 different questions so why don't you answer them?
@@CanadianTexaninLiguria i couldn’t get an answer from a dealer
How would the Forge hold up if kept outside 24/7 in a cold (snowy) climate? I'd love to put something like this on an off grid property.
Would have to insulate those tents..
Google how to keep a pop up warm. There are many suggestions
Sold!...once I get an SUV that can haul it loaded. My question is recos for rigging a winch. I was thinking in the storage under the sink or the one next to it. I have a jet ski so I can't load it without assistance.
who makes the fold down couch bed ?
Lots of companies - Google it
I have a Discover and wanted all of these wonderful new features but you’ve made the useable box 9” shorter than the Discover and narrower with the standard sofa sticking out much further than the tip out. I have a Can am commander 64” wide which barley fits in the Discover. It’s a normal size 2 seat SXS and it seems like it won’t fit in this “bigger” trailer…
I genuinely like InTech as a brand, but I have to agree - most everyone has 64+ wide SxS these days. Need 8 ft wide box - minimum. I'd buy a Legend 8 ft wide Cargo trailer - can get it optioned out with everything this rig has for less money. If you're feeling frisky you could build the Legend out yourself.
@@razorwired130 I also agree. Im very disappointed with loosing 9 inches. They advertise a Polaris General sport utility which is exactly what my Can-Am is with the new set up. I literally have 2 inches of rear bumper room. If my left front tire is up against the refrigerator wall bulkhead which I hope would be sturdy enough.
It seems you will be able to option in another tip out tent instead of the couch, which should give you back the inches you lost, I assume same dimension as Discover.
@@bambiwurscht you are correct about optioning in the tip out but you can also option the couch out and have nothing which is what I will do. The problem is the length from the refrigerator to the rear ramp is 9 inches shorter than the Discover. My SXS with the wheel against the refrigerator bulkhead leaves me 2 inches between the ramp and my tailgate.
Well this answers if a 72” SXS would fit…. Ugh. Any suggestions?
Can you get 2 ATV's in that and what's the price?
I was thinking the same thing. 11ft might just fit 2 500cc size single seat atvs. I have 2 2up machines. So it's about 2 foot short. That's too bad. What you trying to haul broski?
What is the price of it
$40K and up
Strangely - they have a website with that info. Theres even a link in the description
Kitchen sucks. Fridge and heat need location swap👆👇. Sofa takes alot of space.
Nice trailer but that flat nose is not condusive to aero. It has to have massive thermal bridging with tjat frame and as a toyhauler they should have raised the bar and went with trailing arms.
ATC is doing the same thing
and only $20K more
Fridge is unnecessary. Takes alot of space
Wrong
I like to see a smaller frig, with a Mirco wave mounted above, then the heater. There’s no option for Solar or Lithium batteries. Another is full body wide box to pick up some extra room when loading SxS’s. May be some tank heater under the swing out-bed for that cold cold weather. A small pantry inside the door where you have that track system on the bulkhead, with TV antenna and power source coming down just above the added pantry. And a swing up table for food prep. 😊
Definitely wrong
@@redcauthen771 Its cheaper to add the solar and batteries yourself. Its not brain surgery
Cheaply built
Because you have experience with one or because you’re a troll?
We have a Discover. I agree with that...cheaply made. Sorry to Intech but they cut MANY corners.
@@Captndarty Troll
Too much money 💰
Cheaper than the competition
How much in US or Canadian dollars pls? 😮