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5th wheel or bumper pull trailer for bike camping?--Opinions

Question:
I'm trying to figure out the best travel trailer set up. I want to go with a fifth wheel b/c of the superior handling, but then I have no place to put my dirt bikes (2). Can a rear deck be welded onto the frame of the trailer? Is two bikes too much weight? Maybe I should find a way to put one on the front of the truck? Maybe I have to give up on the 5th wheel concept? I really don't want a motorhome--anybody have ideas?


Answer:
-Yea, get a Toy Box Trailer/5th wheel. Carries all of your bikes in the back end. I have a Weekend Warrior Roadhouse. Although the model I have is not a 5th wheel, they do make one. They are great for Dirt Bike Camping.

-The Toy Houses do work, but they compromise the living quarters of the trailer, and also increase the weight of the trailer. Depending on your pick-up, the additional weight could be an issue. I have used a regular travel-trailer for several years. This set-up has several advantages: there are a virtually unlimited number of floorplans, the newer ones are lighter and easier to tow, and you can pile all of your dirty dirt-bike stuff in the pick-up (this is important in keeping your trailer up to your spouse's standards). Be sure to get enough truck to pull your trailer, both in terms of motor and frame/suspension capacity.



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