When did you upgrade to that!?!?! That is one clean looking setup!
Thanks Bill, picked it up the first of the year. Been living n it the last 8 weeks while the house got renovated. We move back to the house this week.When did you upgrade to that!?!?! That is one clean looking setup!
ALWAYS ALWAYS ALWAYS use the loop in Lake Charles, either direction!!! Like that trailer, where did you get it?That is my set up when I picked up my bike in Mississippi last year. Left at 4.00 Am and got stuck in Lake Charles on the bridge for about 2 hours on the way home. But made it back the same day. View attachment 296846View attachment 296848
Converted horse trailer? Where and what brand?After 6+ years of traveling with 2 people and 3 dogs in a 6'x12' cargo trailer converted to a dry camper, we upgraded this past November. We just got back from a quick 3 days up in NE New Mexico earlier today with it.
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yup, learned my lesson. It is a CargoMax 8-57. Love this little trailer as well. Has a 1800 lbs load capacity and tilts as well. All aluminum construction. So easy to load and unload, only weights 290 lbs empty. So I am able to keep it in my backyard. Pretty much indestructible. Great videos on YouTube. They have different sizes. There is a dealer close to Austin. One of only 2 in Texas.ALWAYS ALWAYS ALWAYS use the loop in Lake Charles, either direction!!! Like that trailer, where did you get it?
Now that is a sweet set-up.After 6+ years of traveling with 2 people and 3 dogs in a 6'x12' cargo trailer converted to a dry camper, we upgraded this past November. We just got back from a quick 3 days up in NE New Mexico earlier today with it.
Thanks! We are really enjoying it.Now that is a sweet set-up.
I just saw this! Sorry for the super duper late reply. It is made by Sundowner so most folks mistake it for a horse trailer (which I actually like). It is a purpose built toy hauler that so far we love and have zero regrets with it. We use it fairly often between the motorcycle trips and the shooting competitions, and then just general traveling. So far we have had it since November and we are about to take trip number 7 in it.Converted horse trailer? Where and what brand?
I just saw this! Sorry for the super duper late reply. It is made by Sundowner so most folks mistake it for a horse trailer (which I actually like). It is a purpose built toy hauler that so far we love and have zero regrets with it. We use it fairly often between the motorcycle trips and the shooting competitions, and then just general traveling. So far we have had it since November and we are about to take trip number 7 in it.
If you have any questions about it, feel free to ask and I'll do my best to answer them.
That photo from the rear of the trailer was when we very first got it so it didn't have the e-track in it. We have a single section of e-track mounted 9' from the tail. We have two wheel chocks that mount to the e-track as well as straps. As soon as the bikes are out, all of that mess unhooks in a matter of minutes and we flop the rug down over it. You can kind of see the e-track on this post.Just curious how you secure the bikes? I dont see any tie-downs..
That is a super nice setup, I sort of wished I held out for a gooseneck, that is a nice setup!That photo from the rear of the trailer was when we very first got it so it didn't have the e-track in it. We have a single section of e-track mounted 9' from the tail. We have two wheel chocks that mount to the e-track as well as straps. As soon as the bikes are out, all of that mess unhooks in a matter of minutes and we flop the rug down over it. You can kind of see the e-track on this post.
Thank you! We looked for a LONG time to find it. And by a long time I mean literally 3 times a day, every day, for over 8 months. I had a list of places to search and I would hit those up first thing in the morning, at lunch, and again in the evening. It was well worth the search effort.That is a super nice setup, I sort of wished I held out for a gooseneck, that is a nice setup!
Very nice DFW, I had a toy hauler and it was ok but... left a lot to be desired. I guess its like buying a bike, you learn what you don't like and make a note for the next. The biggest thing with all campers seems to be lightweight construction and poor craftsmanship and components. There are so many options out there its tough to navigate.
Very nice DFW, I had a toy hauler and it was ok but... left a lot to be desired. I guess its like buying a bike, you learn what you don't like and make a note for the next. The biggest thing with all campers seems to be lightweight construction and poor craftsmanship and components. There are so many options out there its tough to navigate.
I'm also curious what you didn't like about it? So far we absolutely love ours. But ours is by no means a lightweight. All the cabinets are real wood, and the thing seems like it is built to last 20-30 years. The open floorplan takes a little bit to get used to as when the bikes are loaded it does cut into the living area, and well, your living room now has motorcycles in it. So it is something to work around for multi-day travels but the way it is laid out we still have 100% functionality even with the bikes in there.What did you get and what in particular did you like/not like?