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My wife and I ordered a new Trailmaster Aspen Sentry camper to pull behind our '09 Road Glide and really looking forward to some more long trips. We have been pulling a Bushtec Turbo II the last couple years on our road trips but are getting tired of setting up camp tent etc. and sleeping on the ground. A pop-up camper would be so much quicker and convenient.
At Sturgis last year, we camped a few spaces down from a guy who used a pull behind pop up camper. It was good looking, it set up quick, and he said that it towed easy as well. It made me want one.
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