Pull behind motorcycle camper?

[Jvheli]

Look up Todd Salive on Face book

Looks familiar. I’ll check it out.

 

[stavros]

looks like hard work

 

[Joesmoe]

Just has to have a granny gear for going up inclines. I have a similar setup (not the camper -- a pull-behind trailer and hitch on the bicycle). Amazingly efficient.

 

[scot in exile]

How many persons are camping with you?

The KwikKamp Mini-Mate trailer is ideal for one tall person or two averge height ones.

Or four warps

 

[Jvheli]

The reason this is appealing to me is: resort spots charge crazy money for a place to sleep, and the roadster is a great touring bike but can’t easily haul much as mine is set up. I don’t want a sissy bar, a pillion seat or saddle bags!

I’m leaning toward one. Heck, the price of a cabin for a week at Full Throttle next year would pay for the thing in one trip!!!

 

[Jvheli]

A follow up, is there a hitch available for the roadster?

 

[idk]

A follow up, is there a hitch available for the roadster?

Yes, search for "*****Hitch".

 

[Tripps]

Bushtec for my Touring hitch

 

[Waconut]

Curious if anyone has experience with these kind of campers?

It’s not ideal I know, but I travel every year and want to not sleep on the ground. Plus I wouldn’t have to pile all my junk on the back of the bike.

We have friends that have that style and like them. Drawbacks are putting up or taking down in the rain. They are roomy but some of them are pretty heavy. Not that it matters much with the Rocket for power, but stopping is another story. We have a lees-ur lite that just pops up. A little less room but quick to set up and take down. Also lighter than some of the others by a bunch