ATC 25 ft toy hauler w front bedroom

[Spilot]

Anyone have an ATC 25 ft toy hauler with front bedroom? Seriously considering one to haul my Harley Road King. Wanting to buy shortest trailer possible, but having reservations about a 20 ft with Happi-Jac bed sleeping over the bike. Also can’t decide if the generator/fueling station is worth the $7750? Will be towing with a low mileage 1996 Ford 7.3 diesel 3/4 ton 4 WD. Any words of wisdom from experienced users?

[hvac]

I see most dealers are not ordering stock units with genny. Ours came from the factory installed. We love it.

A fifth wheel will be interesting. For us too much. Best of luck.

[toddb]

I was told I could do a genny w/o the fuel station. I see now they are going to offer a 5th wheel so I'm going hold out to see what that entails.

[hvac]

The quality of ATC toy haulers is easily seen with a quick comparison to a traditionally built rv. Were on our 1st year in a 28 front bedroom with genny.

Not sure on your request for space, but rest assured the coach comes highly recommended.

[LowRyter]

You can get a roll on champion generator for a few 100 $$. You'll only need it to run the air or charge the batteries. Just roll it out when you roll out the bike. Keep a gas can in the truck bed.

you might appreciate a front bedroom when on the road and you want to overnight it without unloading.

The Ford has a good reputation. it should pull a light weight 25 footer.

I have a lightweight 5th wheel, not sure if they make them anymore. But it's easy to hitch and pull. Has a front bedroom.

[Y-Guy]

There are several ATC owners here that will chime in I am sure.

I've owned my last RV without a built in generator, never again, but that is personal preference. I do believe that resale is much easier and better values with a generator. If you dry camp a lot they are great, or if you are going to put in a solar system with plenty of batteries. Lots of pro's and con's to weigh but it all really depends on your camping style and budget.

[Wild_Card]

Your good on the truck. If your gonna dry camp anywhere the gen will pay for itself.