WTB Pop-Up Camping trailer...

[namvet]

I'll be 62 this year and I found out last fall on my trip to Sturgis SD that my tent camping days are far behind me and with the cost of motels.... So I have been looking on the Internet for info on motorcycle camping trailers. Looking at the Bunkhouse ( Lil B), the Aspen Sentry and the Excel from Lees-ure Lite. All of which are very nice, but costly ($3600 and up). I then found a Mini Mate, smaller but priced at $2850. Anyone that has any info on any of these trailers, plz post so I can try to make up my mind. If anyone has one they want to sell, let me know your price and condition and I'll ride over and pick it up.

[chainsaw]

Have you looked on E-Bay or Craigs list?

[cactusjack]

Here's another place to look: http://forums.delphiforums.com/MCTrailertowing/start

You can sign up for free and all they talk about is towing with a motorcycle. Lots of stuff for sale, too.

[oldbikers]

You can also check the GWRRA site the goldwing guys are always selling campers.

[misunderstood]

Have you seen their video demo

http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-9012483638139902289

[namvet]

Heading to Mashfield WI next week to pick up a 2000 Bunkhouse LX, Looks pretty good in the pictures. I found it on the Gold Wing forums. Also they have a Lees-Ure Lite listed, owner told me that he would bring it from Tx to Il, if needed. He was asking $3500 it is a 2004 model. There is a nice 2006 Lees-ure Lite on Ebay, present bid is $3000. I went with the bunkhouse, price was cheaper and you still have the cargo space within the trailer. I have a hitch on the way from Chuck and should have everything together and working within a few weeks. I just need to get the camper home and get it wired to the bike. I am going to use a five wire Isolator harness from McHitch as this is a older trailer that does not have LED lighting and I want to protect the bike's wiring as much as I can. Also this spring I got around to installing the strebal horn and I got a 200 amp speaker system from Cycle Tunes installed, with chrome waterproof speakers, wired to my satellite radio and last my Zumo 450. So I am ready to go places this year...lol

[chainsaw]

Sounds good Namvet. I still say Motel 6 is my idea of camping. Tried it a few times. Just not my thing. Glad you enjoy it, keeps you young.