Enclosed trailers ???
Road Captain
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OK I will throw in a couple pics. Interesting thread. I looked at the Stealth And R & R. Stealth Alum was nice but not what I was looking for. I ended up going with the R & R all Aluminum 7'6" X 16' with a 3' V nose. They were easy to work with and allowed me many options that I could pick and choose. I added 110 V package with breaker box. Powered vent, tilt out bed. LED Lights inside and out. LED back up lights on the trailer, mounted spare tire, and a step for the RV style screen door. I got the floor plain and finished it out myself. E Track and 12" tiles from Rubber Flooring Inc. I am pretty proud of it!
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From: Grays Creek, NC
OK I will throw in a couple pics. Interesting thread. I looked at the Stealth And R & R. Stealth Alum was nice but not what I was looking for. I ended up going with the R & R all Aluminum 7'6" X 16' with a 3' V nose. They were easy to work with and allowed me many options that I could pick and choose. I added 110 V package with breaker box. Powered vent, tilt out bed. LED Lights inside and out. LED back up lights on the trailer, mounted spare tire, and a step for the RV style screen door. I got the floor plain and finished it out myself. E Track and 12" tiles from Rubber Flooring Inc. I am pretty proud of it!
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From: Grays Creek, NC
Spearfish SD
Lake Tahoe CA
Near Mount St. Helens Washington State
And this was for three weeks, 6800 miles last July. So tell us again how real riders don't use trailer but stay in hotels? Also being a bit of a wise guy.....
Hotels, that's a good one!
Road Captain
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Yes it will get covered. Just not sure with what yet. Going to keep looking for ideas. One option is some kind of paint with some grit in it. But I also want it to look nice. Could use some more floor tiles but don't want to add much thickness. Those were 1/2" thick. Did hide the edge of the E teach and attachment bolts nice though. Made a nice flush floor. Don't want to add weight either. I will check out a few at the next couple bike gatherings. Get some ideas.
Tourer
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Yes it will get covered. Just not sure with what yet. Going to keep looking for ideas. One option is some kind of paint with some grit in it. But I also want it to look nice. Could use some more floor tiles but don't want to add much thickness. Those were 1/2" thick. Did hide the edge of the E teach and attachment bolts nice though. Made a nice flush floor. Don't want to add weight either. I will check out a few at the next couple bike gatherings. Get some ideas.
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That's what I was thinking, I wouldn't think that little area being covered would weigh it down to much? The rest looks perfect!
