Moto hauler.

roy238
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Edited Date/Time 12/8/2020 6:15pm
Hey all, new guy here🤙
Anyways, what do y'all use as a moto hauler on the weekends?
Pickup, van, car/open trailer/toy hauler, rv with trailer?

I'm just curious what the vital masses use.

I use a 6'x12' enclosed V-nose all set up with toolbox/bench, upper cabinets, oil racks, paperwork station, lights with generator. We regularly camp in it so I have cots, hot plate, coffee maker ect.

I just now started to shop for a toy hauler.

Let's hear what you use.
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BMc914
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12/4/2020 9:14am Edited Date/Time 12/4/2020 9:15am
Stfu noob!
7×14 V Nose trailer. E track and a sheet of plywood make into bunk beds for sleeping


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Pink
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WFO
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12/4/2020 10:02am
F 350, Voltage 5th wheel. Hot shower, Sat TV, AC/Heat and couch, kitchen, nice bed and wife likes it. Box trailer is history. Too old for that kinda stuff.
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GalagaOnMYArm
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WFO wrote:
F 350, Voltage 5th wheel. Hot shower, Sat TV, AC/Heat and couch, kitchen, [img]https://p.vitalmx.com/photos/forums/2020/12/04/463477/s1200_image0_31.jpg[/img] nice bed and wife likes it. Box trailer is history. Too old...
F 350, Voltage 5th wheel. Hot shower, Sat TV, AC/Heat and couch, kitchen, nice bed and wife likes it. Box trailer is history. Too old for that kinda stuff.
Why do I feel like I'm going to see that on fire on 70 in Colorado...
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roy238
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12/4/2020 2:51pm
I'm drooling over one of these right now, not a huge fan of the camper style toy haulers, some are nice but these are choice. 🤙💯
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Mx391
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Fifth wheel toy hauler. When kids get a little older going to motorhome and enclosed trailer
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Pirate421
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I had a truck and still have a 6x10 enclosed trailer but recently fulfilled my dream of a transit motovan and it’s the way to go for me! Won’t be going back to a truck maybe ever
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Pink
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Pink wrote:
[img]https://p.vitalmx.com/photos/forums/2020/12/04/463472/s1200_87D4CCA4_F2DB_4E9C_B8B6_D5C157AF0778.jpg[/img] [img]https://p.vitalmx.com/photos/forums/2020/12/04/463473/s1200_AAA72C81_9F22_41BB_AA46_F5FFEBCC304A.jpg[/img] [img]https://p.vitalmx.com/photos/forums/2020/12/04/463471/s1200_11CB3A43_F65E_4163_BDE5_2A833C822440.jpg[/img]



And pull it with this.
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lumpy790
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Have been through a few different ways from pickup, van, box van, toy haulers and now a Super C Fun Mover that will be for sale as we are planning on a new Newmar 3927 that has a garage


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roy238
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Green interior is the trailer I sold a couple months ago and white interior is the trailer we currently use. I built the interior in both of them.

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cwel11
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moto67e wrote:
Motovan [img]https://p.vitalmx.com/photos/forums/2020/12/04/463537/s1200_IMG_6016.jpg[/img] [img]https://p.vitalmx.com/photos/forums/2020/12/04/463538/s1200_IMG_6725.jpg[/img] [img]https://p.vitalmx.com/photos/forums/2020/12/04/463539/s1200_IMG_6726.jpg[/img]
Motovan




Awesome! Hands down the nicest van setup I’ve seen. I’ve got the Nissan for my construction business. Love to have two and set up second for riding, but for now when go local we use a 6x12 v nose enclosed trailer. When we go far a 34’ raptor toyhauler. definitely easier with the little trailer, but much more comfortable stay in the hauler.
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steve_97060
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12/4/2020 6:30pm Edited Date/Time 12/4/2020 6:31pm
lumpy790 wrote:
Have been through a few different ways from pickup, van, box van, toy haulers and now a Super C Fun Mover that will be for sale...
Have been through a few different ways from pickup, van, box van, toy haulers and now a Super C Fun Mover that will be for sale as we are planning on a new Newmar 3927 that has a garage


right on, nice progression, must mean business has steadily improved..
bymcchancey
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GMC van with bed a comfy chairs... now looking for a Pro Trac enclosed trailer from the 80’s/90’s ...
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moto67e
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cwel11 wrote:
Awesome! Hands down the nicest van setup I’ve seen. I’ve got the Nissan for my construction business. Love to have two and set up second for...
Awesome! Hands down the nicest van setup I’ve seen. I’ve got the Nissan for my construction business. Love to have two and set up second for riding, but for now when go local we use a 6x12 v nose enclosed trailer. When we go far a 34’ raptor toyhauler. definitely easier with the little trailer, but much more comfortable stay in the hauler.
Thanks. Custom Upfits did the interior for my van and did a awesome job.
captmoto
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12/4/2020 11:03pm
F250 with a hitch hauler. The F250 pulls the toyhauler for overnite stuff and I also have a 6 x 12 for whenever I haul 2 bikes for 1 day events.
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lumpy790
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lumpy790 wrote:
Have been through a few different ways from pickup, van, box van, toy haulers and now a Super C Fun Mover that will be for sale...
Have been through a few different ways from pickup, van, box van, toy haulers and now a Super C Fun Mover that will be for sale as we are planning on a new Newmar 3927 that has a garage


right on, nice progression, must mean business has steadily improved..
The old Pickup and van days were way before starting Moto Hose.

The van I raced 1984-1985 pro 500 nationals out of was an old Krispy Kreme green and white donut van with 1 seat . Silly

As you get older the more comfortable you want to be. Grinning
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Mr. Ted
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For me, I've had 5th wheels, toyhaulers, pick ups and now a high roof long wheelbase promaster van. Van all day long everyday from here on out.
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mirramaxx
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18 f-150 with the fam bams 2020 Forrest River camper. So awesome having my own shower and bathroom at the races !

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mirramaxx
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Any one here know if a Long box f-150 will fit 2 bikes with tailgate closed? Thinking of a rig like this.




Such cool moto haulers here !
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12/5/2020 8:17pm
Pirate421 wrote:
I had a truck and still have a 6x10 enclosed trailer but recently fulfilled my dream of a transit motovan and it’s the way to go...
I had a truck and still have a 6x10 enclosed trailer but recently fulfilled my dream of a transit motovan and it’s the way to go for me! Won’t be going back to a truck maybe ever
Pics or more details? I just ordered a transit. Trying to finalize my build out plans. Would love to see what others have done.
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12/5/2020 8:24pm Edited Date/Time 12/5/2020 8:34pm
CRF505 wrote:
Pics or more details? I just ordered a transit. Trying to finalize my build out plans. Would love to see what others have done.
I went with a passenger model so I could still haul the family everywhere so my “build” is very basic. I just run a Bolt it On system with the factory bench behind the driver and passenger. Can put a cot next to the bike when I run the angled wheel chock. The. I made some window covers from a roll of Home Depot Reflectix to keep the heat out and give some privacy. Lastly, added some 245/65r16 all terrains on stock suspension and painted the hubcaps. The setup works perfectly for me as a weekend warrior and my wife and kid love it to.

Also, a review on the bolt it on system. Extremely well made and so easy to use. The chocks can be moved and positioned laterally on the main bar so you can configure wherever you want your bike to sit. It literally can be installed and uninstalled in less than two minutes without drilling into your van or any tools at all. And made in the USA and the owner was a super nice dude who was very helpful and responsive to my questions. He set me up with exactly what I needed and shipping was fast. Worth every penny.



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12/5/2020 8:33pm
CRF505 wrote:
Pics or more details? I just ordered a transit. Trying to finalize my build out plans. Would love to see what others have done.
Pirate421 wrote:
I went with a passenger model so I could still haul the family everywhere so my “build” is very basic. I just run a Bolt it...
I went with a passenger model so I could still haul the family everywhere so my “build” is very basic. I just run a Bolt it On system with the factory bench behind the driver and passenger. Can put a cot next to the bike when I run the angled wheel chock. The. I made some window covers from a roll of Home Depot Reflectix to keep the heat out and give some privacy. Lastly, added some 245/65r16 all terrains on stock suspension and painted the hubcaps. The setup works perfectly for me as a weekend warrior and my wife and kid love it to.

Also, a review on the bolt it on system. Extremely well made and so easy to use. The chocks can be moved and positioned laterally on the main bar so you can configure wherever you want your bike to sit. It literally can be installed and uninstalled in less than two minutes without drilling into your van or any tools at all. And made in the USA and the owner was a super nice dude who was very helpful and responsive to my questions. He set me up with exactly what I needed and shipping was fast. Worth every penny.



Nice! This looks great. I don't plan to go too crazy with my build either. Something like this but maybe with a partition. I've had my eye on the bolt it on system as well. Is yours mounted to factory d rings behind the second row seats, or did you have to drill new ones?

I ordered a 148 wb crew. Looks like that may be what you have as well. Is that correct?
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CRF505 wrote:
Nice! This looks great. I don't plan to go too crazy with my build either. Something like this but maybe with a partition. I've had my...
Nice! This looks great. I don't plan to go too crazy with my build either. Something like this but maybe with a partition. I've had my eye on the bolt it on system as well. Is yours mounted to factory d rings behind the second row seats, or did you have to drill new ones?

I ordered a 148 wb crew. Looks like that may be what you have as well. Is that correct?
I added a little review of the bolt it on system on the post above but the system uses J hooks and mounts to the factory seat bases. Very easy. I thought about a wall but with a fuel injected bike I haven’t noticed any fuel smell at all and the bike is so securely mounted. Yes it’s a 148 12 passenger.
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CRF505
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12/5/2020 8:42pm
CRF505 wrote:
Nice! This looks great. I don't plan to go too crazy with my build either. Something like this but maybe with a partition. I've had my...
Nice! This looks great. I don't plan to go too crazy with my build either. Something like this but maybe with a partition. I've had my eye on the bolt it on system as well. Is yours mounted to factory d rings behind the second row seats, or did you have to drill new ones?

I ordered a 148 wb crew. Looks like that may be what you have as well. Is that correct?
Pirate421 wrote:
I added a little review of the bolt it on system on the post above but the system uses J hooks and mounts to the factory...
I added a little review of the bolt it on system on the post above but the system uses J hooks and mounts to the factory seat bases. Very easy. I thought about a wall but with a fuel injected bike I haven’t noticed any fuel smell at all and the bike is so securely mounted. Yes it’s a 148 12 passenger.
Awesome. Thanks for the info.
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Pirate421
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CRF505 wrote:
Awesome. Thanks for the info.
Also I haven’t seen a crew in person but if your van comes with d rings instead of the seat bases the bolt it on should work great. The top bar that all the chalks and legs and j hooks mount through has a bunch of holes so it’s really customizable.
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