You guys are too funny: But you told me what I needed to know. THanks alot it will keep me going.
I bought a coleman E2 tent trailer which has worked great the 5 times I used it but it is such a pain in the butt to load, unload and just stop and make a cup. So I want a trailer now- and the airstream is the top of the line but I want to take my GS with me.
I carry my R1200GS in the bed of the truck while towing the Airstream. The tail gate has to stay home because it won't shut when a bike is in the bed, and it will hit the trailer in turns if it's down. Good luck.
Another question. What if a lengthend the toung put the bottles somewhere els and carried it up front against the fornt of the trailer?
Well, that'll make for a lot of tongue weight and a lot of torsional load on the trailer frame in turns, and would carry a lot of weight higher than is desirable. Also, the trailer frame really isn't designed for such point loads. I'd focus on getting it into the rear of the truck. If your truck is heavy enough (350 or better), see if you can use a front mount receiver.
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