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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Hi gretchenjack - scooter transmissions work very well for "inching" - try taking your Vespa for a walk .... then try walking beside it with it going up an incline - see how comfortable you are do this. You might find it ok to carry the scooter on a carrier and use a stool to step up as it levels off. Get a carrier with a front wheel chock so the scooter will kind of want to stand up once it lands..
Having said all that - the bicycle will be in the way every time you want the scooter on the ground...
A trailer can be a pain depending where you travel. But -they can be really handy too - if you go that way look at a small enclosed - you can use it for a garage for stuff, additional solar roof, plus unload whichever two wheeler you want when you want. And your stuff is out of sight and secured.
They only "bounce all over the road" if they become disconnected :)
Having said all that - the bicycle will be in the way every time you want the scooter on the ground...
A trailer can be a pain depending where you travel. But -they can be really handy too - if you go that way look at a small enclosed - you can use it for a garage for stuff, additional solar roof, plus unload whichever two wheeler you want when you want. And your stuff is out of sight and secured.
They only "bounce all over the road" if they become disconnected :)
