Awesome & excellent Video . Of course you know , need to work on audio . I believe in saving money , so I am Cheap . I also take a lot of stuff with me Camping . I like to be comfortable . You guys are my kind of people . I look forward to watching more of your Videos .
Thank you. And yes, aware of audio. All of our videos are created using an Android phone and Power Director Pro editing software. We do the best we can. We're in our 60's, not the most technically proficient group! LOL!!! Thanks for joining us on our adventures. 😉
If you don't have a swivel hitch you can easily & cheaply make one , by getting a block of aluminum , cut it in half ,& join it back together with a large bolt & locking nut .Make this part of your hitch tongue, for when you may lean beyond 35 degrees or if you fall . That way you won't twist the hardware inside the hitch coupler or bend the bikes fragile hitch..Bearings ?, what for ., it's hardly ever going to move ,& you can also tighten the bolt if you get any play.
For campers that use a cheaper tent ., the difference between a $700 tent & a $70 tent is an extra nylon fly ( about 12ft x 14 ft ) leave expensive backpackers tents to those that count ounces .Get a couple of fly's & keep your table covered, or through it over your bike.Front mount coolers help get the proper last minute tongue weight , & remember the longer the tongue , the less tendency the trailer will have to fish tail (sway back & forth) With a 48inch wheel span,(between center of tires), my tongue is about 70 inches measured from the axel..
Wow. Thats alot of stuff you can get in that trailer. I really want to get a trailer so I can take my dog with me. You don't have much invested in that at all. Great deal for 250 bucks. Even if you upgrade the Axel that would be around 500 bucks in total. 👍
