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I was just wondering how many of you tow a trailer behind your bike ? I probably have over 50,000 miles towing a trailer and have towed it cross-country several times , If you like camping it's the only way to go !!!
I towed my home built all over the place behind a Goldwing. Often loaded over 500lbs with everything including the kitchen sink, Made camping much more comfortable and trips with the ole lady a breeze since she had room for all her crap. About the only difference I noticed was a huge decrease in fuel mileage.
Last edited by tnriverluver; Apr 7, 2018 at 10:00 PM.
I agree 100%. I pull a Hannigan trailer and we love it. We do allot of camping but we also stay often in hotels etc. But with the Trailer it makes touring better. If a person is doing only "over nighters" to me that's not "touring" that's a long ride.
to me pulling a trailer is like riding 2-up. Its a little different but worth it.
I have 2 trailers that I tow with the bike. I started with a Harbor Freight Tag A Long which has served me well. Awesome for those trips that I just tent camp or when I go to visit Family out of state and just want some hauling space. My other trailer is a Kompact Kamp camper, sets up in minutes and makes for an awesome camping experience.
Both trailers are worth taking on a trip
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