Hauling Kayaks / Scooter

GeoBoy wrote:
We have a paddle sport trailer from The Dock Doctors. It is all welded aluminum with stainless steel hardware, a composite deck and a Dexter axle with bearing buddies. We have our two 12’ solo canoes and 2 mountain bikes on it and I can unhook and move it around by hand. It is all American made right in Vermont.

this reminds me, I saw a neat Triton flat bed trailer that had the sides that would drop down and form ramps, both left and right sides. made of aluminum.
bumpy

We have a paddle sport trailer from The Dock Doctors. It is all welded aluminum with stainless steel hardware, a composite deck and a Dexter axle with bearing buddies. We have our two 12’ solo canoes and 2 mountain bikes on it and I can unhook and move it around by hand. It is all American made right in Vermont.

Idaho Tote or one of it's competitors would be ideal for the scooter. Maybe the kayaks too.

Yes, roof is very cluttered with the usual stuff. Not to mention the height (loading).

As is your choice, I am leaning towards a trailer.
I would like to not "reinvent the wheel", so pictures of trailer set-ups would be much appreciated. Even if the toys are different.

Yet another option is a trailered platform with 1-2 wheels that pivots (follows) with the RV. Downside is minimal square footage. And I assume a more moderate speed then my normal 70-80 mph.

I "assume" the van has a bunch of odds and ends on the roof making that a difficult location to carry kayaks. one scooter on the rear hitch. a trailer would be the easiest.
bumpy