lees-ure lite trailers

shootlow · #1 07-12-2008, 04:10 AM

&nbsp\\;Looking for info on this trailer. the pro's and con's of pulling and stopping with this trailer behind 08 ultra classic.

Abnmarine · #2 07-12-2008, 02:43 PM

I'll try posting this again.

I was getting ready to order the lees-ure lite until I researched the Roll-A-Home. It has the same features plus 16 cubic ft of storage that is accessible when setup or towing, larger wheels, electric brake option, and LED lighting. My Roll-A-Home is schedued to be delivered next month. Here is a link.

Roll-A-Home

Abnmarine · #3 07-12-2008, 02:47 PM

Here is another link to a forum pertaining to camping with motorcycles. There are some threads there regarding your questions.

MotoCampers

gman · #4 07-12-2008, 04:17 PM

they are great for camping, just be cautious to not exceed the&nbsp\\;\\\\\\;GVWR of the bike, which includes the actual weight of the bike, rider/passenger, trailer and whatever else you load on the trailer.&nbsp\\;\\\\\\;\\\\\\\\\\\\\\; At 300+ lbs, the camping trailer probably won't safely allow you to pack a whole lot more stuff.&nbsp\\;\\\\\\;\\\\\\\\\\\\\\; Get a good hitch (Bushtec, McHitch, etc), wire with an isolator, watch the weight/hitch weight and you should be good to go.
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shootlow · #5 07-13-2008, 08:30 PM

&nbsp\\;gman
&nbsp\\; Thanks for the advise. I will keep all things in mind. thanks again.
&nbsp\\; Abnmarine
&nbsp\\;&nbsp\\;I'm looking into roll-a-home. Let me know what you think of yours after your first test run.
&nbsp\\;Thank you.

Abnmarine · #6 07-13-2008, 11:15 PM

Will do. The wife & are planning a trip in August into the mountains of WV. Gong to explore some caves and do some white water rafting.

Gman. I hear you on not exceeding the GVWR. Does this change any once I added the sidecar? Does it increase or decrease? Or is it more of what the frame can handle?