We have not had one problem even thru high mountains extreme wind and thunderstorms bad roads and the aftermath of Hurricane Irene when we had to go the width of NY State to return a bike. We have towed this behind a Mazda MPV van and a Honda CRV for a few years now.

Add on the weight of the rampвЂ“WHY does HF not make a RAMP for these things?-we have to lug and the tool kit and spare tire mounted in front (also HF) and we have to be at about 925 lbs. One is the 5Г—8вЂІ that we use for general hauling mostly for our large motorcycle. We have two Harbor Freight trailers in use. IвЂ™ll cut off the corners of one end of the plywood to make the pointed front end (on the trailer tongue) so the back corner of the vehicle doesnвЂ™t hit the trailer when the vehicle is turning. IвЂ™m going to get a sheet of 3/4вЂі exterior grade plywood that is 5вЂІ x 10вЂІ to use for the floor. Some people may not know that you can order plywood that is larger than 4вЂІ x 8вЂІ through most home center stores or lumberyards. You can put your camping gear in large plastic containers and slide them under the bunk. I would also allow access to the space under the bottom bunk. Keep the sawdust in a plastic container so it doesnвЂ™t dry out. I recommend using fresh sawdust from a sawmill. I greatly prefer a sawdust toilet because it results in a compostable material. There appears to be a chemical toilet in the camper. IвЂ™m not comfortable with the idea of hauling the weight of a camper on those skinny Harbor Freight tires that are not much wider than bicycle tires. Remember that this camper is taller than it is wide and does not have anything holding it to the ground.ДЄlso, the Northern Tool trailer has wider tires. The Northern Tool trailer is 14 inches wider than the one from Harbor Freight which would make it more stable вЂ“ especially when the camper is getting hit by a side wind. It has an actual 5вЂІ x 8вЂІ bed that is all steel (no wood). I like a trailer that is sold by Northern Tool & Equipment. However, I would use a different trailer. I am working on designing (and hopefully actually building) a mini camper.

I donвЂ™t like waking up cold and damp and finding a raccoon eating my breakfast. Well, it is better than sleeping in a tent вЂ“ especially in rainy weather.

Harbor freight mini bike kit