Thanks everyone. The bike pulled it flawlessly. I can only tell it's back there when stopping. It doesn't push any, just takes a bit longer to stop. The 124" has absolutely no issues pulling it with the sidecar either. That was why I went with it. I bought it from Roll A Home just north of Milwaukee and towed it home with my old 98" setup with no issues either. So don't think you need a big motor for this.

http://www.rollahome.com/

There is 18.5 cubic feet of cargo area is easily accessible with trailer open or closed. The sleeping area covers 73" x 80" and comes with a 2" pad. We also put some foam matting on top and it was pretty comfortable. Not like home but as good as any other camper.

 

I have a 5th wheel - no toy hauler. Last year for vacation my wife offered to drive it while I rode my bike. What??? H*ll yeah! I road ahead so I could explore all the side roads along the way - I just had to be there to park it when she got to the camp sites.

I think I'll keep this woman. <G> Now I have to convince her to keep me.

 

That's absolutely GREAT! What a terrific setup. I've got a little trailer, bike, sidecar envy going on right now. Thanks for sharing.

 

Just too damn sweet!
Makes me wanna sell my sled, buy an Ultra and a camper!

 

Just thought I'd bring this up in this post. We bought an RV this summer and will get a trailer to bring the bike along. I'll be selling this little camper trailer. Send me an email at newmanracingthe12@yahoo.com if interested.

 

That's one of the sweetest setups I've ever seen Abn!

 

EFIN Bad Set-up.....Good luck on sale.Get it in classifieds.Craigslist!!!!

 

David,

I am interested. Give me a call or email:

robinsondd@yahoo.com
Cell: 301-204-2979
Work: 301-342-4105

 

That thing is awesome!

 

That's great but it sure looks like a lot of load for the scoot.