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Old 02-08-2008, 11:22 AM
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I have and use the heck out of a Piggy Backer. The best bang for the buck on the market. It is not a pretty trailer but very functional. I regurlary overload it to the tune of 500 + Lbs, and have had no problems with it, either behind the old GL1200, or the Trike.

I also have a Time Out Camper that I use to camp.
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Old 02-08-2008, 12:13 PM
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I pull an ALUMA MCT all aluminum trailer. I like that its very light weight (less than 200lbs) is well built and very tough, has a 5 year warranty, and will match any bike I have. I have the polished diamond plate model, but they also come in all colors.

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Old 02-08-2008, 02:15 PM
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Currently pull one of two trailers. One is an older cargo trailer, for the local weekend trips, and other is a Rollahome Pop-up Tent camper with a whole load of junk that goes with it. For the longer camping trips.
Yep know about the junk; awning, poles,ac adapter, add-a room/garage,and deck.
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Old 02-08-2008, 06:53 PM
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I have an older escapade, the shorty model. It's currently white but having it painted to match the bike is part of the plan, as funds allow.
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I have a Bushtec and love it. Pull it behind both my 01 GL1800 Wing and our 07 GL1800 Hannigan Trike.
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Old 02-09-2008, 05:53 PM
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I am going to build a 5x9 aluminum trailer to haul my Burgman trike. Wayne

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Yep know about the junk; awning, poles,ac adapter, add-a room/garage,and deck.
I think I need to be sure and not let my wife get to close to your bike or Harry's. 500 LB's of stuff, and big blue rooms. I have her convienced that she needs to be happy with the fact that since I don't take shoes and socks with me, and all my pants are shorts, she has all the "extra" space on the bike she needs! I'm getting nervious about this Texas trip I think.
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Old 02-12-2008, 10:55 PM
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We have a Bushtec GL and a Starlite.....
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We have the Escapae and have been very happy with it. We call it Cathy's shopping cart, as she got it because I would always tell her we could not buy anything because we had no where to put it.

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Old 02-16-2008, 07:40 PM
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We have a Aluma MCTXL, which serves 2 purposes for us. It is the only trailer we found that my wifes mobility cart will fit in and we use it to haul STUFF! Great little trailer, we also have the diamond plate so it matches the Prius or TriCar or whatever else it is behind. We have even pulled it with the RV, yes we do get some strange looks with it behind the RV.
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We have the Color matched Escapade Elite. This is the second one I've had and would not trade for any other trailer.
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Don;t have one at the moment, sold my Bushtec Turbo with my 1500 2 wheeler. Looking at new one for the trike. Got some info from Adventure on the SST, and it looks pretty neat....
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Don;t have one at the moment, sold my Bushtec Turbo with my 1500 2 wheeler. Looking at new one for the trike. Got some info from Adventure on the SST, and it looks pretty neat....
TJ- The Alumas are very well constructed and I personally like the way they look and they tow great. The polished diamond plate is my favorite as it will complement any color trike and will do so if you ever make a color change. It is also available in a smooth all polished aluminum skin model which looks sharp. They have a luggage rack on top and a cooler carrier and LED lighting. Hard to beat them at 1/2 the price of most of high quality fiberglass trailers.
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We pull a Bunkhouse camper. Had an old Time Out, the kind before they made it mostly a pop-up. It was basically an unbrella tent set on a platform, a good camper, never leaked and went through some high winds, but the thing took a half hour to set up. Looked at a lot of campers and went for the Bunkhouse for the large living area and a near-king size bed, not to mention quick set up time.
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I put a link to my own web site, it is not commercial, I am not selling anything. Wayne
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Old 02-19-2008, 08:11 AM
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We pull a Shur-Kamp pop up camper, with Add A Room and Screen Room, it makes out to around 15x15 when all together.(and it does not all set up in 15 seconds. Picture in Garage, along with that we also have a 95 Cycle Mate 2000, for local trips.
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Old 02-19-2008, 01:38 PM
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We tow a '02 CSC Escapade Elite. We rolled that trailer some 45,000 miles with the Yellow Wing from March '02 to Dec '04 (33 months). We painted it to match the '05 Wing in Feb '05 and rolled a little more than 10,000 more to date. That trailer has served us very well.

The rig still turns heads as we tour the country. Sometimes, it's a pain in the butt, as we are in a hurry to pump fuel and roll, but bystanders come up and have a thousand questions they demand answers to. Gotta be nice...right...??

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Old 02-20-2008, 09:21 PM
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Have a 2003 Motor Trike - Titiaum and a matching 2004 escapade elite



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Old 02-21-2008, 05:42 PM
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We have a Bushtec. and think its one great trailer. I put my wifes elec. 3 wheel scooter in the bottom for long trips, and have plenty of room for all our gear.
We pulled it 12,000 mi last summer.
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Old 02-21-2008, 10:20 PM
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I pull a 1991 Bushtec and it pulls great behind my Trike .

My wife pulls a 1990 Tandem Axel Roadwagon , This trailer pulls just great and can be loaded heavier than should be because off the tandem axel .

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Old 03-17-2008, 02:18 PM
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Anyone have any input on the Aluma Trike trailer, model TK-1? Leaning towards purchasing it.
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Old 03-17-2008, 02:56 PM
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Check back on the 2nd page of this thread. I think this is what Adventure Trikes sales???
Also Check with Bazooka, he might be able to give U some insight on them.
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03 Clyde - PM me and I will be happy to answer any questions about the Aluma Trailers that you might have.
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03 Clyde - PM me and I will be happy to answer any questions about the Aluma Trailers that you might have.
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Old 03-19-2008, 01:52 PM
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Here is mine..
I already had the Carrier, I got the trailer from Al's motorcycle accessories




Have pulled it to Billings from Ohio and back, not one bit of trouble.
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Old 03-19-2008, 07:38 PM
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Cycle Mate 2000 for me. Plenty of room for suit cases, lawn chairs, cooler, etc. Certainly not the most aero-dynamic trailer out there, but a lot of trailer for the money.

I bought it from a guy that bought it new at Honda Homecoming a few years ago, hauled it home is his pickup truck and never used it. It was the "cream" color. At the time I had a pearl white '93 Goldwing Motor Trike, so I paid a guy $350 to paint it to match the bike. Also put some chrome wheels on it. Then a year later, I sold the '93 and bought my silver '05. I used the trailer one week last summer, so haven't coughed up the money to paint it again............yet!
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Has anyone seen the Lees-ure lite trailer? The Lehman dealer in Portland has them and they do seem to set up in about 8 seconds with a 54" bed. Also,they appear well made and weigh 250# for the large model.
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I pull an Aliner cub. The 1800 pulls this without difficulty.

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We have a Dart painted to match the trike
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Old 08-13-2008, 06:48 AM
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Had a Bushtec Turbo with my 1500, but sold both. Will have a new Aluma MCT that I ordered from Bazooka as soon as it comes in....
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Old 08-14-2008, 07:09 PM
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Hello,
Anyone have information on the LEES-URE LITE tent trailers made in Canada? www.tent-trailer.com.Set one up at Wingman enterprises in Portland,Or in less than 10 seconds.
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Old 12-27-2008, 02:56 PM
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Ride a Stallion and tow a Bushtec Turbo + 2. The Bushtec is a 1997 model with over 45,000 miles on it and I still love it. Sometimes literally forget its back there. Great little trailer.


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I also fix a bak-rak to the tow ball. This can carry a vast amount and I have used it on many occassions with ease. If you want to see what it is just type bak-rak and see what it is I am on about.
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I have a Bunkhouse camper which I pull with the CSC trike. We love the camper, find it meets our needs both in interior room, ease of setup/take down and comfort for sleep. I also don't know it's back there when towing except when having to stop suddenly from highway speed.

Not sure of the impact on the 1800 clutch. It is heavier then most trailers so may place more wear on clutch/transmission. Only time will tell.
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I pull a Forest River POD trailer
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I have a CycleMate that I have been pulling behind my bikes. It was originally white when I purchased it , then I added oak slats and oak bumper and color matched it to last 3 bikes. Great little trailer, don.t use it that often though.
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Had a Bushtec Turbo with my 1500, but sold both. Will have a new Aluma MCT that I ordered from Bazooka as soon as it comes in....
I bought an Aluma yesterday. tows like a dream.Hardly know its there. I've taken it up and down Lookout Mountain 4 times since... Unreal...have never towed behind my VTX1300/Champion before.....Great trailer...Rick
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I have a scratch built trailer,and am waiting to save enough mad money to buy a cargo carrier for it.
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WE HAVE A BREEZE CARGO TRAILER AND A BUNKHOUSE CAMPER
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I have a 1996 Escapade...

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We have a Country Breeze.


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Spirit W you have a PM
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does anyone have this trailer or know anything about it?

Piggy Backer Compact Cargo Trail

I understand they have recieved good ratings. Also do you have to get a tag for all trailers? Even small ones?
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Piggy Backer Compact Cargo Trail

I understand they have recieved good ratings. Also do you have to get a tag for all trailers? Even small ones?
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WE have a 07 pearl white escapade se to match our trike.
Because of some health problems my wife has had ,have only got to use it twice for a total of a thousand miles.
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Does anyone know if the 800cc 07 Suzuki/Lehman Tramp conversion is capable of towing a trailer? I'm thinking of one of the small cargo trailers - I'm just not a camping person.
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Well my 1100 Honda Goldwing could do it NO SWEAT . That was a much heavier motorcycle . Look into a Forest River Pod . Very inexpensive very large but light. If you don't load it with 500lb of stuff (Indian jewelry don't weigh much ) I see no problem/ also an other avenue would be the Piggy Backer. Fairly light an inexpensive.
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Piggy Backer Compact Cargo Trail

I understand they have recieved good ratings. Also do you have to get a tag for all trailers? Even small ones?
Mattel, In N.C. you do have to run tags. It is only about $10 per year. I do not remember want the title and registration cost are.
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We need tags in Conn. I think (C.R.S.) $18.00 for 3 years
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Trailers in MA must be registered ($20 new, $25 annual renewal) and inspected (didn't know that one!). If it's under 3000lbs, it does not need to be titled.
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