motorcycle tent trailers

[jacoba331]

Originally Posted by Bobmws

I've had this bunkhouse for about 10 years, pulled with a few solo Kbikes and now with the rig. No problems pulling with the rig, the left tire is in the track of the bike wheels. It only adds a bit to the pendulum effect of the hack. Wife & I did 3000 mile in 3 weeks last summer. Sets up in about 5 minutes, takes about 10 to take down, has access to cargo whether set up or folded down. Very important to remember not to overload it! Having lots of room doesn't mean you have to fill it all up! Sorry I don't have any pics of it set up.

You should just get a car dude! Haha

[Bobmws]

Originally Posted by jacoba331

You should just get a car dude! Haha

Really?!
Tell you what , when your beloved spouse become physically unable to ride on the back of a bike, but will travel in a sidecar to continue to enjoy the motorcycle experience with you, come talk to me.
Otherwise, take your noob ass off to a corner and STFU!

[davebig]

Originally Posted by Bobmws

Really?!
Tell you what , when your beloved spouse become physically unable to ride on the back of a bike, but will travel in a sidecar to continue to enjoy the motorcycle experience with you, come talk to me.
Otherwise, take your noob ass off to a corner and STFU!

Well said Bob !!!! DB

[DRONE]

The guy just totaled his 1200GSA (solo) last week so apparently this is how he's amusing himself.

[airspro]

Originally Posted by davebig

well said bob !!!! Db

plus 1

[TouringDave]

Originally Posted by Bobmws

Really?!
Tell you what , when your beloved spouse become physically unable to ride on the back of a bike, but will travel in a sidecar to continue to enjoy the motorcycle experience with you, come talk to me.
Otherwise, take your noob ass off to a corner and STFU!

Some people just don't get it. Well said Bob.

[MotoBoss]

I too have been interested in a pull b-hinde for the bike. Been checking out here http://www.motocampers.com/forums/forumdisplay.php?f=53 and a lot of good ideas and rigs.













nay sayers can fuck off........n00b.....

[Melrone]

Originally Posted by Bobmws

Really?!
Tell you what , when your beloved spouse become physically unable to ride on the back of a bike, but will travel in a sidecar to continue to enjoy the motorcycle experience with you, come talk to me.
Otherwise, take your noob ass off to a corner and STFU!

Enough said I'm in that boat right now too Can't carry two up anymore & the wife can't throw a leg over anymore.But talk to us this summer in Colorado and mybe you will understand.There alot of folks not willing to give up so don't knock em...... Bob thats anice looking setup

[GSA GIRL]

I just received my Lee-sure Lite trailer today. It took a couple of hours to unpack it and set it up. Top Quality Product with great sales service. I bought everything but The Factory. I have to finish installing my DMC Hitch on my 2010 GSA and wire up the lights. I've never pulled a trailer with a bike before. I do have a commercial Class A License and 2 years OTR. I don't drive Big Rigs anymore but I sure do miss it. I hope this will help to fill that need. I bought both the Screen Room and the Deluxe Add A Room. I'm looking forward to some great camping this summer.

[Bobmws]

Originally Posted by GSA GIRL

I just received my Lee-sure Lite trailer today. It took a couple of hours to unpack it and set it up. Top Quality Product with great sales service. I bought everything but The Factory. I have to finish installing my DMC Hitch on my 2010 GSA and wire up the lights. I've never pulled a trailer with a bike before. I do have a commercial Class A License and 2 years OTR. I don't drive Big Rigs anymore but I sure do miss it. I hope this will help to fill that need. I bought both the Screen Room and the Deluxe Add A Room. I'm looking forward to some great camping this summer.

Congrats & enjoy it!
With OTR experience you'll adapt fine. Allow more room for braking. Slow early for corners, but you can power through them once set up. Braking in a turn pushes your rear wheel to the outside, you will learn that your bike will lean further than you thought!
One of the first things I noticed when I first pulled a trailer was the bike suspension worked a lot better with the gear in the trailer as opposed to (over)loading the bags and rack.
Practice loading your gear to achieve the correct balance. If you have a cooler, stay aware of the weight difference when food & ice is added.
Have fun, it's nice to sleep off the ground.

[Barnone]

Originally Posted by GSA GIRL

I just received my Lee-sure Lite trailer today.

GSA GIRL,
You know the rule around here. It didn't happen if no photos.

[TouringDave]

Originally Posted by barnone

gsa girl,
you know the rule around here. It didn't happen if no photos.

+1

[KHJPHOTO]

Originally Posted by Barnone

GSA GIRL,
You know the rule around here. It didn't happen if no photos.

Ditto. And, hey, you are a photog - post pics!

OBTW, where on the Central Coast? 35 years in SLO. LOL - and you are right - "Left" Coast