Great video! My husband & I bought a Time Out Deluxe, the largest they make. We are both large peeps and we have plenty of room. We can haul all our needs inside the trailer, on top and in our HD Tri-Glides. We don't have to have breaks on the trailer because the Tri-Glides handle thus trailer vert well. We purchased the "extra room" that Time Out offers, it like another tent attached to the trailer. Not great in 15 mph winds we found out, but the trailer does well. Really recommend this trailer for bikers especially. Sure beats $100+ a night for hotels or cabins. Texas State parks consider it a tent not an rv so we can get into parks tent areas easily. We store items in tubs to haul on the trailer top than put them under the bed on the outside so no need to put inside. Great time!
One of my hubbies friends bought a ( time out camper). Jarhead Rick loves it!!! he has a KZ tour bike. He says he's never had any problems with it. Even him being 6'3" he had plenty of room.
Fun video, do u prefer this type of camping over a small tent on a cross country tour,due to the weight. I pull a Escapade trailer with a small tent....
Absolutely. A tent is a faster set up & breakdown. I camped in a tent for years. But I’m too old to be sleeping on the ground and you can’t beat having air conditioning when traveling during the summer
Wow the camper had so much room inside. Looked very easy to set up and that a/c…ingenious idea. But one question where did you access the electricity to run it and the coffee maker. I’m assuming the camp spot provided electrical hook up.
This is the challenge of this type camping. Trying to manage your weight totals. A/C is 40ish pounds by itself. And you are given GVWR numbers. You can fudge a little like maybe 10%. But that's also part of the fun. Shave a little here and there by what you use. Silicone dishes and utensils, cost more and weigh less. This is the only hobby I know where you can spend thousands to live like the homeless. :-)
I have a GoPro on my helmet and an insta360 x3 on the bike. I highly recommend just sticking with the insta360 and not wasting your money on the GoPro.
Great video! My husband & I bought a Time Out Deluxe, the largest they make. We are both large peeps and we have plenty of room. We can haul all our needs inside the trailer, on top and in our HD Tri-Glides. We don't have to have breaks on the trailer because the Tri-Glides handle thus trailer vert well. We purchased the "extra room" that Time Out offers, it like another tent attached to the trailer. Not great in 15 mph winds we found out, but the trailer does well. Really recommend this trailer for bikers especially. Sure beats $100+ a night for hotels or cabins. Texas State parks consider it a tent not an rv so we can get into parks tent areas easily. We store items in tubs to haul on the trailer top than put them under the bed on the outside so no need to put inside. Great time!
Moto camping with a trailer with A/C. Well done sir, well done indeed!!
Thank you
I have been considering a camper like yours. We have a Goldwing GL1800.
I enjoyed this video. Thanks for posting.
Thanks for watching!
@@aholecop5547 you’re welcome
HAHAHAHA I like the fire. That is one heck of a camping trailer I will have to look into these. Thanks for sharing.
That was pretty cool right there
Fun video man! Looks like a hoot!
This was pretty Cool! Got me thinking now...
Love the campfire 🔥🔥😂😂
Oh, Barbie says hello!
One of my hubbies friends bought a ( time out camper). Jarhead Rick loves it!!! he has a KZ tour bike. He says he's never had any problems with it. Even him being 6'3" he had plenty of room.
I pulled an Escapade cargo trailer with a 1990, and a 1996 Evo. Talk about underpowered, but I did it.
Fun video, do u prefer this type of camping over a small tent on a cross country tour,due to the weight. I pull a Escapade trailer with a small tent....
Absolutely.
A tent is a faster set up & breakdown. I camped in a tent for years.
But I’m too old to be sleeping on the ground and you can’t beat having air conditioning when traveling during the summer
😊
Wow the camper had so much room inside. Looked very easy to set up and that a/c…ingenious idea. But one question where did you access the electricity to run it and the coffee maker. I’m assuming the camp spot provided electrical hook up.
That trailer is bigger than I thought. You got all kinds of room in there.
Hi
Love the video
I am also in nj
I have a question where do you mount the a/c unit while traveling I just bought the same camper
It stays inside the camper. I keep it closer to the hitch.
Hi there, how much does the whole rig weigh with the air conditioner and all? Thank you for your videos!
Empty the camper is like 375lbs .
I carry like 100lbs of gear .
Ok thank you. So 475lbs total including the ac right?
This is the challenge of this type camping. Trying to manage your weight totals. A/C is 40ish pounds by itself. And you are given GVWR numbers. You can fudge a little like maybe 10%. But that's also part of the fun. Shave a little here and there by what you use. Silicone dishes and utensils, cost more and weigh less.
This is the only hobby I know where you can spend thousands to live like the homeless. :-)
What is the camera set up on the bike?
I have a GoPro on my helmet and an insta360 x3 on the bike.
I highly recommend just sticking with the insta360 and not wasting your money on the GoPro.
Hahaha 😝 my son is also 5’11” aka 6’ 😂
You towed in touring mode?
Yes.
It’s insane that you can tow a trailer, with that many amenities, with your scoot and I can’t do so with my Fiat. 😂
It’s a Goldwing . It can do anything.🤷♂️
you have a bike towed with a motorbike 😂😂😂
it should be electric too 🤣
harley guys: just buy a honda cause harley is shit