Decided on the bushtec trailer....
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Road Warrior
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Decided on the bushtec trailer....
Hey guys,
I posted a few days back asking about a unigo trailer. After reading alot of stuff online about them I decided against it. I really liked the concept of a trailer I could roll into a hotel room if I wanted but I didn't want to risk having some of the problems posted. So today I called and bought a bushtec turbo+2. I'm gonna head up there this Friday to pick it up and gonna take a couple days riding around in the Smokies while there. Thanks again for all the advice everybody.
I posted a few days back asking about a unigo trailer. After reading alot of stuff online about them I decided against it. I really liked the concept of a trailer I could roll into a hotel room if I wanted but I didn't want to risk having some of the problems posted. So today I called and bought a bushtec turbo+2. I'm gonna head up there this Friday to pick it up and gonna take a couple days riding around in the Smokies while there. Thanks again for all the advice everybody.
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I have a Bushtec Quantum GL and Love It!!!!!
pulls great, don't even know it's back there.....hold a ton of stuff...I will never be without it.
Jon and his staff are good people and will help you all they can, now and after the sale.....
pulls great, don't even know it's back there.....hold a ton of stuff...I will never be without it.Jon and his staff are good people and will help you all they can, now and after the sale.....
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Road Warrior
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.....Should be a fun trip.
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you will be totally pleased with your new bushtec. you'll wonder how you got along without it on the long trips. like others have said, it handles great and you truly don't know its back there. Enjoy!!
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Road Warrior
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Yeah the main reason I am getting the trailer is because I want to do some motorcycle camping with my boys. They are gonna be 9 next year and I would like to spend some time with them on the bike and doing some camping. They are really looking forward to it. I imagine we'll pick some places within a couple hundred miles for the first few trips but hopefully we will be able to expand that as they get more experienced.
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J&P has this neat adapter. You don't have to screw with the factory wiring. Just disconnect the cable under the seat and insert this one. J&P p/n 300-077. jpcycles.com
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Road Warrior
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bushtec has a plug and play adapter as well. They charge a few dollars more for it but I think it's worth it. Thanks.
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That is good. Putting stuff in the trailer is so much easier than hanging it all over the bike.