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Here's how I carry my 'bikes, on a castor-wheeled rigid 'trailer' behind my motorhome (RV), both my BSA C15T and the bigger BMW R100R. It's how I'll be picking up my CV in May.

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It's a 'Hydra-Lift', by EasyLifter, here in the UK - https://tinyurl.com/y28hnl82
This one is smart towing, I like it Thumbs Up
(03-09-2019, 07:33 AM)Bazbro_imp Wrote: [ -> ]Here's how I carry my 'bikes, on a castor-wheeled rigid 'trailer' behind my motorhome (RV), both my BSA C15T and the bigger BMW R100R. It's how I'll be picking up my CV in May.

[Image: eeb4d70245502a65c624dad8a02abe8e.jpg]

It's a 'Hydra-Lift', by EasyLifter, here in the UK - https://tinyurl.com/y28hnl82

I like your RV.
That's a wild looking set up
The motorhome is a Hymer Exsis (no longer made) and is tiny by US RV standards! It's big inside, though, sleeps 5, lounge, cooker, fridge, shower, toilet, satellite TV, etc.
Here's the Owners Forum - https://www.exsisowners.com/
The length is only 5.5metres (18 feet) so the short trailer is just brilliant, a total length just a tad over 20 feet. Cheap on ferries!
Toilet, shower, sleep and fridge. Everything one, er, um, ..., uh, ... a few would need.

Really very nice.
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