A motorcycle camper-trailer sleeps better than a small tent, and can haul your cargo too. Whether small and lightweight for just one person, or a bigger model to sleep two comfortably on a queen-size bed area, there are several options out there. Some motorcycle camper-trailers also have enough extra space for coolers and plenty of luggage too, like a smaller version of a traditional pop-up camper.
The Honda GoldWing or the Harley FLH are the traditional trailer haulers. Big bore engines are coming from just about every motorcycle manufacturer these days, giving riders a lot more choices of large touring bikes that can easily haul a trailer. The Cam-Am Spyder three-wheeler and trike motorcycles make great tow-vehicles as well.
Of course, some smaller sport and standard motorcycles are just not big and strong enough to try to tow a trailer with. A strong set of brakes is needed in addition to a decent gross vehicle weight rating. A proven, heavy duty drive train is a plus. Make sure both you and your motorcycle are truly up to the task. The motorcycle’s braking and handling will behave differently when you are towing a trailer, so it is best that you be prepared and expect this. Motorcycling is a continuous learning experience, and attaching a trailer behind it will take some time to re-learn braking, handling and general maneuvering.
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