Motorcycle trailer for Class C
I just bought my first Class C RV (Bigfoot). Drove from CA to NC by myself! Yay and made it no issues. I have a Vespa 300 (350 lbs) and a Townie bicycle (35 lbs) so togther lets round up to 400 ...
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I use hitch carriers too, one on front and one on back when needed. My bikes are fairly lightweight dualsports.
I also have a cheapo leaf sprung 4x8 Harbor Freight folding trailer. I use it for lots of stuff, and it would do fine behind the motorhome with a bike or two on it. Yes it bounces a bit, but no big deal. If you've got the cash and want to really do it right, Kendon makes the best riding motorcycle trailers out there.
Personally I avoid towing if I can for speed limit reasons, but no doubt a trailer is easier to load a motorcycle onto than a hitch carrier.
On the rear, I use this carrier with my 350 pound bike: SMC-600R
On the front I use this one with a 250 pound bike (I much prefer the above carrier, but already own this one so I use it when I'm bringing 2 bikes): MCC-500
I also have a cheapo leaf sprung 4x8 Harbor Freight folding trailer. I use it for lots of stuff, and it would do fine behind the motorhome with a bike or two on it. Yes it bounces a bit, but no big deal. If you've got the cash and want to really do it right, Kendon makes the best riding motorcycle trailers out there.
Personally I avoid towing if I can for speed limit reasons, but no doubt a trailer is easier to load a motorcycle onto than a hitch carrier.
On the rear, I use this carrier with my 350 pound bike: SMC-600R
On the front I use this one with a 250 pound bike (I much prefer the above carrier, but already own this one so I use it when I'm bringing 2 bikes): MCC-500
