Motorcycle Trailer

[TechLady]

I thought this was awesome.

 

[mraikes]

I don't know about it being a motorcycle trailer, but they are pretty cool.

I've checked them out at RV shows. The little trunk in the back is often outfitted as a kitchen. They look quite comfortable as long as you don't need standing headroom and a bathroom/shower. Just about as economical as you can get.

 

[TechLady]

 

[mraikes]

That'll be an adventure on a windy day, or when a truck passes!

 

[YeOldeStonecat]

Yeah those are cool huh? Sweet way to do some camping and tour the country.

 

[acscva]

I am an avid motorcycle driver and I know a guy that him and his dog travel all over the place with one of those trailers.

I average about 8000-10,000 miles per year on motorcycle. This year to date I am already at 5400 miles

Here is my newest motorcycle. (My 3rd Can-Am Spyder since 2007).

 

[YeOldeStonecat]

Starting to see those Can Ams around my parts quite often. Wouldn't mind riding one once...I hear it's a totally different experience doing turns (no lean)...so initially they feel weird.

Love Rotax engines....PWCs and mini jets and snowmobiles. Having owned and ridding many SeaDoos myself (including a twin engine mini-jet...no boat could touch me 0-50!)

 

[compnet]

That'll be an adventure on a windy day, or when a truck passes!

Or when you hit a pothole, or when you get cut off, emergency lane change, yellow lights....

I can't see it being a good idea, I've seen full size trucks lose it on the freeway with an empty trailer.

 

[YeOldeStonecat]

Our "recently hired tech" also rides a bike. NOW.....thinking about getting a small bike pod trailer he and I can share when needed.



Some sweet small ones here.
http://n-line.com/category/photos/paint/

Enough to haul a few workstations, routers, 'n server around in.

 

[acscva]

Hey that trailer would look interesting behind my 3 wheeled can-am