would you use a motorcycle camper?

Hell yeah! I'd buy and use one on long trips. Many campsites have warm showers and flush toilets anyway.

 

I did not realize that you and I are such good friends.

Fortunately for myself 1 ounce worth of rat sperms worth what you think of me.

edit: sorry, was watching a movie with said wife,

what i meant to say was

I dont give one ounce worth of rats sperm about what you think of me.

better!

 

Camper

Billy the Bad
With the best of intentions. If you don't like camping.......you might try taking a hike.

 

that was funny.

so anyway,

if you have showers and anythign more than a hole for a bathroom,

ur not camping, ur just visiting a tree.

 

without camping how do you do the bike rallies that are in the middle of no where? If you leave to go to one you miss all the fun stuff that goes on....camper is better than a tent but we use whichever one that we have when we go to the rallies. kristin

 

Try telling my wife that. If it doesn't flush, she'll hold it for a week, and she gets a little bit testy after a few days.

 

my wife is teh same. tho she has a autoimmune disease that effects her bowles so i guess she has an excuse

 

I dont think of the VFR as the best camping bike. For camping I use my KLR but no trailer, I just strap everything on the rack. I've also never towed a trailer with a bike, I feel like it would kill the handling.

Good luck with it though. If it gets you and the wife riding more, then I am all for it.:thumbsup:

 

As iv said, iv dragged the peg plenty of times while pullin my trailer.

if you like i can take the tip off and and take some pictures

 

Ahhhhhh.........think I'm gonna have to go with no on this one.

 

Pulling a trailer with a bike is like driving a FWD car...it's just not natural!

 

I wouldnt do that with my VFR, however...

A few bikes ago, I had an 87 goldwing with a trailer hitch, it was meant to pull a trailer tent.
I would do that in a heartbeat! Nice comfy ride with the wife on the back, nice tent with an air mattresses for comfort, some booze for fun, and of course something that goes boom for protection from wildlife and deliverance type folk.

But not my VFR. That one stays on the road and doesnt have to pull much around except for my skinny ass.

P.S. the goldwing had a CB and a CD player... Wouldnt trade my viffer for one, but would definatly get one in addition if my budget allowed.

 

bet so,

I also bet the carpet is cleaner too

 

I could just buy a popup. weighs less than a a vfr.

 

being that my carpet is probably nearly as old as i am that would be expected.

 

in Michigan fwd vehicles are quite better. more weight on the driving wheels gives more traction on ice.

 

mm. maybe those are heavier than i thought.

 

eh, fine, ill just build my own lighter popup.