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inTech Flyer Pursue: Prices, Years & Buyer Questions

Eight questions buyers ask about the inTech Flyer Pursue, answered from the RVs listed on US RV Connection right now.

Listed now
3 RVs
Median asking
$21,707
Model years
2026–2027
Low – high
$20,739 – $21,707

How much does a used inTech Flyer Pursue cost?

Right now on US RV Connection there are three approved, priced Flyer Pursue listings asking between $20,739 and $21,707, with a median asking price of $21,707. Those are asking prices, not what anyone actually paid. With only three units listed, the spread is narrow, so there isn't much of a price curve to read into. All three include photos, so you can see condition and interior finish before you contact anyone.

What years of the Flyer Pursue are for sale?

The Flyer Pursue listings currently on US RV Connection are 2026 and 2027 model years. That's a very recent range, so these are late-model units rather than older, well-traveled trailers. There are no older years listed at the moment. One description specifically calls out the 2026 Flyer Pursue as a step up in size from the Flyer Chase, so the differences between the two years listed are not spelled out in the descriptions.

What layouts or floorplans of the Flyer Pursue are listed?

The listings categorize the Pursue as both a toy hauler and a travel trailer, and one description calls it a teardrop or squaredrop that doubles as a utility hauler. Feature callouts include rear doors, a side entry door, a premium woven floor, a stereo, and a bed inside. Beyond that, specific floorplan names or interior dimensions aren't given in these descriptions, so ask the seller for a layout diagram if that matters.

What should I check before buying a used Flyer Pursue?

Even on 2026 and 2027 units, check the rear doors and side entry door for alignment and weather sealing, since the descriptions make those a main feature. Look over the aluminum frame and cage for dents or road damage, inspect the premium woven floor for wear from hauled gear, and test the stereo and any 12-volt wiring. Verify what optional equipment the unit actually has, since one description mentions options only in passing. Confirm tires, bearings and brakes as with any towed trailer.

What features come on the Flyer Pursue?

The supplied descriptions name rear doors, a side entry door, a premium woven floor, a stereo, and a bed inside for sleeping or lounging. The build is described as a rugged all-aluminum frame and cage meant to hold up in challenging environments, and the interior is called versatile enough for different kinds of trips. Optional equipment is mentioned but not fully spelled out. Anything beyond that list isn't in these listings, so confirm directly with the seller.

Is the Flyer Pursue good for couples?

The descriptions point that way. This is a small teardrop or squaredrop with one bed described as a comfortable place to relax day or night, plus a versatile interior and rear doors for gear. That reads as a two-person setup for weekend and off-grid trips rather than a family or long-term rig. The listings don't state sleeping capacity, dry weight or tow ratings, so don't assume anything about full-time living or matching it to a specific tow vehicle.

Where can I find a Flyer Pursue for sale near me?

All three currently listed Flyer Pursues on US RV Connection are in two metros: two in Franklin, Tennessee, and one in Denver, Colorado. If you're outside those areas, you'd be traveling or arranging to have one brought to you. With such a small pool, it's worth checking back, since the mix of cities and model years shifts as listings change. Every current unit has photos to review first.

How does the Flyer Pursue compare to the Flyer Explore or the Sol Dawn?

On price, the Pursue is the most affordable of the three here. Its three listings ask $20,739 to $21,707 across 2026 and 2027. The Flyer Explore has four listings from $26,954 to $27,102, model years 2025 to 2027. The Sol Dawn has three listings from $41,847 to $42,456, all 2027. The listings don't provide feature-by-feature comparisons, so treat these as asking-price and model-year differences rather than judgments about which suits you.

Answers are written from approved, priced listings on US RV Connection— asking prices, not sale prices — and from what the dealers' own descriptions say. Figures in the strip above are live; the answers refresh as inventory changes.

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