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rerod
Explorer
Feb 21, 2019

Forest Rivers new 19.1 No-Bo toyhauler.

Hey people.

Ive been looking for a trailer to convert into a Mini Toyhauler for a while and came across this https://www.facebook.com/exploreNOBO/videos/580887599018171/?comment_id=2202535189999172&notif_id=1550602367765361&notif_t=feedback_reaction_genericNo-Bo toyhauler on facebook..
It's not really as small as I wanted, but I like the 7' width for boondocking narrow roads. I'm not much for the mass produced laminated walls on the No Boundaries and prefer cargo trailer construction, but hey.. Finally a full feature toyhauler that's not huge.
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  • rerod's avatar
    rerod
    Explorer
    Feb 22, 2019
    Bedlam wrote:
    You might be better off with a real enclosed trailer sized to your preference with some living quarters outfitted.


    That's my problem.. I'm stuck on a rare 7' wide narrow track no fender style, which the 19.1 supposedly is.

    The 19.1's kitchen sink's to close to the bed.. Washing dishes next to the bed.. Idk
  • fitznj's avatar
    fitznj
    Explorer
    Feb 21, 2019
    You may want to look at the KZ Sportsman 18TH; Slightly smaller than Forest River but seems much more open plan. I don't like the kitchen layout in the
    Forest River - seems very claustrophobic and almost no counter space.

    I have one and just returned from a 5,000 mile 5-week trip - the toy hauler
    was perfect for me. Esay to tow, super light and plenty of space for me.
  • Bedlam's avatar
    Bedlam
    Moderator
    Feb 21, 2019
    You might be better off with a real enclosed trailer sized to your preference with some living quarters outfitted. You have a lot of flexibility if you are only hauling bikes. You might even want to look into side door model where you load the bike up from the passenger side.

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