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If you want to keep it cheap and simple (all relative), I've had great luck with my extended Chevy Express and a enclosed cargo trailer. For day trips, I just use the van itself. For overnight trips, I haul the trailer and put the bikes/gas/tools in the trailer. I can fit 2 queen size air mattresses in the van and an electric space heater. All of my wheel chocks are removable, which provides plenty of floor space. There are only a handful of times each year I take overnight trips, but it gets the job done for what I need.

I have an older van right now along with a company car to drive around town. I have gone back and forth on what I eventually would like to do. I think due to space in my driveway my long term goal is to get a travel trailer to tow behind the van. Seems like the ultimate setup for me. Can use the van on day trips and hook up the camper and go for overnights. We just got our first house this year so I have some time before I pull the trigger, but one day! Also, once you...

We literally just did the same thing. Got tired of towing a big toy hauler everywhere. Found a 2500 ram promaster that was basically fit out already. It's my wife and I as well as 2 dogs. We haul 2 full size bikes in it and can sleep in it without unloading the bikes. We don't have another bed but you can get the airbeds that go across the front seats. You would be surprised what you can fit. I have a toilet, sink, small oven, fridge, heat/ac, TV, instant hot water heater, outdoor shower, and have 60 gallons of...

So you're judging his Christianity because of a butt patch? If there's one thing I know to be true it's that those who are so proudly religious often are some of the most judgmental people on this planet....oh the irony. If you want "anti faith" talk banned on this forum then I also want pro-faith talk banned. I don't come here to have religious views shoved down my throat. If we are going to censor one thing lets censor them all....or you could just grow some thick skin and realize not everyone believes the same things you do. Nothing in...

Went to Virginia this past weekend to pick up my son’s new “MotoVan” . It’s a 1997 Toyota Granvia (JDM). Right hand drive, diesel, AWD, two sunroofs, electric curtains… very reasonably priced….

Like others have said, lots of pros and cons. Currently I have a 2011 extended Express and its working well for me. I probably have 14k in it now after 3 years but its set up pretty nice now. To me, a decent truck which I don't need otherwise is 30k or so, plus you need a trailer and a place to keep it. I'm a sales rep so I drive a ton so I need a car with good fuel mileage so its always going to be a second vehicle for riding. I wanted to keep the cost down...

Thanks man! It’s just leveled in the front and 265/70-17’s.

I think I'm averaging around 134 mpg on my grom, running it hard.

Z125 all day! super restricted on the intake side when new.... open up the airbox a bit and it isn't terrible for power... brakes are decent.... been torturing mine for close to 5 yrs now...

Likewise, contacted Keefer for some advice on setting up my YZ450, not expecting a response. Within a day, I had a response, and importantly it made a big difference to my riding. Thanks Keefer!

100% I did the same when it came to a question I had on my last bike before my injury. Keefer is a legit dude who loves this sport through and through. MORE importantly he has the little things that matter in life figured out. Kudos to him

I have such big respect for Keefer. I could not find his suspension setting he posted on the new Honda CRF250. I shot him an email and within a day he responded with all the info. Top notch guy. Moto industry needs more people like him.