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[The Mysterious Q!]

I want a toy hauler that my 07 traiblazer can haul. Does anyone know what I can tow comfortably with a SERK in the back. I have a 6 cyl. with the tow package. I saw a Fleetwood nitrous and a Side trak . Any help would be appreciated.Later,Q

[Fired00d]

Q,
I was just reading about these - ARC Trailers the other day in one of my biker mags. Here is one like I used to tow my bike to MV - excalibur type enclosed motorcycle trailer by magneta.

 
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[The Mysterious Q!]

Gary a toyhauler is a camper with a drop down ramp on the back where the bike goes then turns into a bed when you offload.It has a kitchen,shower,toilet as well.

[Fired00d]

Gary a toyhauler is a camper with a drop down ramp on the back where the bike goes then turns into a bed when you offload.It has a kitchen,shower,toilet as well.

Ok, gotcha. I know what you're talking about I've seen those before. When you mentioned the size of vehicle (engine) I was thinking something lightweight to put your bike in to haul. My bad.

 
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[arcticdude]

Q,
With just a 6, you're probably going to only find haulers where the living quarters are taken up by the bike when it's inside.  I doubt you'd be able to safely pull anything much larger.  You may be better off with a simple bike trailer and motel it, until you're ready to upgrade your vehicle.  You have to get fairly large to have separate garage/living quarters.  We've been looking ourselves.

[Midnight Rider]

Q...about the smallest/lightest versions that are usable weigh close to 8500 lbs wet.  Most of the 5th wheel versions weigh in at 10K +.

[HWYMAN1]

Q,
check this thread: http://www.cvoharley.com/smf/index.php?topic=9682.0
first thing to look at is the Hobbi toy haulers, not too long or heavy and reasonably priced. good luck, john

[Fired00d]

Q,
check this thread: http://www.cvoharley.com/smf/index.php?topic=9682.0
first thing to look at is the Hobbi toy haulers, not too long or heavy and reasonably priced. good luck, john

Here's a link to them - Hobbi Division of Keystone RV manufacturers of Recreational Vehicles and Towables.

 
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[hogasm]

Q, saw one of the Hobies is South Dakota last year. Guy pulled it with a  s-10 from California with 2 bikes in it. Inside was set up nice.

[arcticdude]

Q,
You'll see each one of the Hobbi's has to park the bike outside to sleep.  The bed raises up to create your parking space.  I'm sure there is something out there, but I haven't personally seen a smaller trailer that gives you a garage, a eating area and a bed all at the same time.

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[bc]

Q,
You'll see each one of the Hobbi's has to park the bike outside to sleep.  The bed raises up to create your parking space.  I'm sure there is something out there, but I haven't personally seen a smaller trailer that gives you a garage, a eating area and a bed all at the same time.

a

An awning will accomplish that.  In fact, if you add zip-in side panels, you end up with a fully-enclosed garage.

bc

[Puzzled]

Did you buy one?

[Gunny4Sawx]

Best bet would probably be a hybrid. Tent trailer with an exposed platform for loading the bike on I think Coleman makes one. Also there used to something made it was called a PakRat it had a canvas cover for the platform (bike hauling area. Very lightweight.