Bike camper trailer project finally finished. 

I like you comment so much I pinned it , thanks and g-day eh !

@@highenergyog I like my Tims to

@@sorganics18 I like my Tim's so much that I now work for four stores , ( now we're talking free coffee 😎).

🙂 I had a few weekends away on road trips with this trailer for sure, It broke down on its last voyage about three townships away but a good friend just happened along with his truck and so I hot a lift home , lol. Hugs and God bless Susan.

@@highenergyog back at you ☺️

I had a blast with this little trailer and camped out anywhere my heart desired , lol, people were quite receptive to it because they had never seen one like it before . I have a fellow that wants me to build a few of them for his trailer park . Lol.

@@highenergyog It would be fun to overnight at a Walmart amongst all the other people camping.

@@meMiner I'm laughing so hard right now just visualizing me pulling up and setting up a lawn chair. Lol.

Thank you , I hope to build an avenue more compact trailer in the next few weeks .

Hi Adam , thank you for your compliment , I wanted to make sure it was not too difficult to tow and on my first trip I rode 50 klms before I stopped for the evening along side a country stream . It is quite comfortable and water proof thankfully as it rains for a few hours during the night , im designing a more compact and folding trailer this summer and I'll be sure to post a video or two .

Thanks Gal ( that's short for Outdoorsygal O ) , I'm in the process of constructing a smaller trailer that pops up into a sleeping space so o can cut down the wind resistance. I love your comment. Best regards Lloyd.

LOL! Wind resistance is important. I have one of those retail bike trailers and it feels like dragging a piano sometimes. It would be so cool to be able to sleep in there. Go to a party and stay over. 😉

I'm in the process of designing and building a folding Coroplast bike trailer , it will be approximately half the weight and much more aerodynamic.

Thanks Travis, I took it for a trip through a few towns and camped out along a river . It was a awesome trip in this little homemade camper.

That is truly awesome I have been wanting to do something like that for a while

An E-Bike would have made my trip somewhat easier , after 100 klms ( 60 miles to my American friends) I was quite tired . Thanks for your comment and I like the idea of Solar power, perhaps I'll implement a few panels in the design I'm working on for my new trailer.

How much would you charge me if you would make one for my son?

Polk Native you are correct in saying that this type of trailer is difficult to store for the winter , I've stored mine on my back deck and my girlfriend is a little ticked that it's there . I'm in the planning process of building a folding bike camper with solar power such as the one you have described. Thanks again for commenting .

Take a look at the speedway motor cycle cover shelter how it's designed to unfold. If you could build a frame like it out of PVC pipe with sections that come apart it could be cheap to build and sell like hot cakes because it's portable and can be stored in a small area.

Polk Native thanks for the info , I'll make sure to check it out .

Yeah, Your still young and creative and able to put something together unique that I haven't seen on youtube yet but I'm sure there's plenty people out there who have the money, resources and place to build and market their oww version of what we envision.

Email me if you get this. trulywildoutdoors@gmail.com

Hi Jeff , all is good here 👍😁. I hope everything is going well for you also.

Thank you ✌😀

@@highenergyog 👍🏻😃

Thank you for your awesome comment 😀, I hope to build a new one this season.

This very lightweight trailer is constructed from an Aluminum frame as well as the entire shell is constructed from lightweight corrugated plastics , the trailer weighs 31 pounds and I’ve already visited many small towns out in the country and camped along streams and wonderful points of view. As far as being a “coffin” , lol it’s extremely comfortable and spacious. Thank you for your comment and I wish you a pleasant day.

Can't have sex in it....lol

@@JJUnohu lol. You got a valid point my friend , time to build and extension.

My wife's a thick girl.....I ll have to stick to the tent....lmao!!

@@JJUnohu lol, this has to be one of my favourite comments I’ve ever received , my wife is also a “ thick” girl and she isn’t a fan of camping so we save the extra curricular activities for home . Lolol. ( I’m still laughing at your comment ) .👍😁✌️best regards from Lloyd .

I simply had cut a I/2 inch in diameter metal rod and drilled holes for the pins , I then used 4 u-bolts to secure the axel .

I have camped out in this trailer a few times last summer and I took it on a long trip to a little town here in Ontario called Paris , its located about 60 miles from my home . On my 3rd and last trip the trailer was stolen from where I was camped while I went into town to purchase a few items I needed for my camping spot . I did locate what was remaining of my trailer about 5 miles downstream, whoever took it stripped it of the wheels and towing system but it was in such bad condition and it was not salvageable. I have a few videos of its maiden voyage as well as the first place I took it to , I will upload those videos in a few days . I am also building a new trailer and I will do videos showing the process and the finished project with in the next few weeks . Thank you very much for your comments and questions . Best regards from Lloyd way up here in Ontario Canada.

Thanks for the information. So you left it for a little while and someone stole it and destroyed it. That really stinks. I mean that really stinks. People say we need to get rid of the death penalty, it looks to me like we need to make it apply to many more behaviors than just murder. People might start to have some respect for others and their stuff.

It weighs approximately 30 pounds and was a little heavier in the front end than it was in the rear , when I packed it for my trip I put more items in the rear to balance the trailer out. Thanks for the questions and good luck with the landscape project.

Gracing senior first your comment even though I dont speak the language and understand what you have said , 😁 have a wonderful day and thank you for watching.💚 from Canada.

mason kutnar hi Mason . I towed it behind my mountain bike for 8 hours to get to a little town called Paris .( Ontario). It's a single person camper trailer and it was quite comfortable sleeping inside, I stayed for a few days before making my way back home . Over the winter I will be designing a few more trailers to take camping next summer . I have a few short videos of my trip and will be uploading them in the next day or two . Thanks for watching and thanks for the question .

Thank you for your comment.

Thanks , I went on a weekend trip and it was very comfortable and quite easy to tow behind my bike, im building a new one that is collapsible and even lighter now . If you ever get the chance to construct something out of Corraplast, do it . Lol. This stuff is super easy to work with. Thanks again for watching and commenting on my video.