60 Day Challenge. Day 13

Break Down:

 

1.    Cargo space (box type):                      Tear Drop Camper

2.    Frame:                                                  Aluminum

3.    Suspension:                                         Leaf Spring

4.    Wheels/ tires:                                        10" Standard

5.    tongue weight:                                       20-25lbs         

6.    hitch ball size:                                        2”        

7.    Chains (yes/no):                                    yes     

8.    Swivel hitch (yes/No):                           No

9.    Carrying capacity (weight/space):        (If you want to bring it, bring it.)

10.  Lighting, brakes/turn                             4 rear/turn, front and rear side markers

11.  Inside light?                                           Yeah, and a sun roof.                    

12.  Electrical connection type to bike:        4-wire flat

13.  Water tight? (yes/no):                           yes

14.  Durability (lifespan):                              15-18yrs

15.  Extras?                                                  Tongue stand, cooler rack

16.  Building Difficulty level (1-10):                 8

17.  Estimated Cost (US $):                      $2600

18.  Spare Tire (yes/no)                               Yes

 19 Notes:

This is how you pull a trailer. Granted, I think that only trikes get to take advantage of this traveling companion. The tongue weight and stopping capacity are a little above what the average 2 wheel bike is capable of. But being able to haul a ready to go camper with all the essentials is a nice trade-off.

When I get a trike, I'm getting one of these.

Later,

Karl S 

 

 

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