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Let's see your Toyhaulers/Trailers/RV's/Campers/Track setup/Vans/etc!

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#1 · (Edited)
Like the title says. This is a very trackday-oriented forum, and there are always good ideas to be found. So lets see what you're hauling. Even if you have campers/RV's that don't haul bikes, lets still see what you got.

My previous cheap ass setup:





Then I sold the truck when I moved. Current plans are to buy either an enclosed trailer or a cargo van once I get a house.

The Pitbull Trailer Restraint is amazingly useful to have when hauling. Expensive, but well worth it.



Some links to builds that I regularly follow:

http://advrider.com/forums/showthread.php?t=434542
http://advrider.com/forums/showthread.php?t=306701
http://advrider.com/forums/showthread.php?t=715683
http://advrider.com/forums/showthread.php?t=862480
http://advrider.com/forums/showthread.php?t=816355

Lets see what you got. Build photos/progress shots are always welcome.
 
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Ugh those links sent me on a huge detour of looking at trailers and fantasizing over a sweet camper/hauler setup. Sadly finances and the fact that I have a Ford Fiesta limit my dreams a bit, haha.
 
#7 ·
Ahhh...money, money.......the 2013 Newmar Canyon Star 3920 Toy Hauler - Gas Motorhome

 
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My hauler in the backround. I would have more pictures of it, but if you look at it closer than that for more than 5 seconds you realize it's not worth the memory space. It's served me well, my only wish is if I get another truck I want a longer bed so I can close the tailgate.

Also my pops with the family rat riding around in the back yard.
 
#16 · (Edited)
Big RV's seem nice but you'll always get stuck sleeping & transporting a bunch of people who don't pitch in and it ends up costing a shit-ton. My ideal setup is a Sprinter RV.

It'll tow my 12' trailer and it has a generator for A/C, small kitchen and a king size bed for me, my race bunny and nobody else. Friends can hang out during the day but when it's time for bed, GTFO haha!

For now, I'm getting a hitch put on my X3 on Monday. Should be plenty of room in the back for a nice cushy futon.
 
#18 · (Edited)
Big RV's seem nice but you'll always get stuck sleeping & transporting a bunch of people who don't pitch in and it ends up costing a shit-ton. My ideal setup is this:

It'll tow my 12' trailer and it has a generator for A/C, small kitchen and a king size bed for me, my race bunny and nobody else. Friends can hang out during the day but when it's time for bed, GTFO haha!

For now, I'm getting a hitch put on my X3 on Monday. Should be plenty of room in the back for a nice cushy futon.
That's a sweet RV I saw it at the RV show in Palm Beach! :thumbup:
 
#29 ·
Just ordered my pitbull restraints and an extra floor mount.. Damn things are costly($613) Just hope they come in time for my first day

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They are SOOO worth it...I freakin love my Pitbull Trailer Restraint. I think it cost more than my trailer :laugh:
 
#27 ·
Bought it used for a very reasonable price.

Kendons are the shit. I've bought 2 used and they were both worth every cent.
I have a Kendon Stand-Up bike lift. It's my second-favourite possession, after my Daytona. It is one sweet piece of kit. So well made.
Completely agree. It's great the way it stacks up in the garage out of the way. :thumbsup:
 
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