Toy Haulers

ExtremeHaulers
Edited Date/Time 1/27/2012 3:14pm
New to the site here, curious as to how many of you have toy haulers to haul your bikes around? If not, what do you haul your bikes in?

If you have a toy hauler, what year, make, model do you have?
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Given your screen name is this a "spam" situation we have on our hands?
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Let's see the tits!
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Wish I had a toy hauler..........instead I have a Chevy cargo van.......works great for me.

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29' Keystone, separate 10' garage with service door to access through.
2003 i believe
no slides (wish i had one)
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Huck is too modest to tell you about his.
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newmann 10/28/2010 4:09pm
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I'm new to the Toy Hauler game so I had to get a used "starter" model.
neverwasfastenuf 10/28/2010 4:25pm
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newmann wrote:
I'm new to the Toy Hauler game so I had to get a used "starter" model.
Must be embarassing to be seen in that thing with those clapped out bikesWink
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newmann wrote:
I'm new to the Toy Hauler game so I had to get a used "starter" model.
neverwasfastenuf wrote:
Must be embarassing to be seen in that thing with those clapped out bikesWink
Pissed away so much money on it I can't afford anything but a 30 something year old clapped out bike!
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mx295 10/28/2010 4:50pm
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When i go to the track i use my truck. When i go to the dunes i take my 45 foot weekend warrior dual slide outs with a 17 foot enclosed garage.,.. It's for sale btw
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chevy silverado 1500 and 2 stroke in the back.
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mx295 wrote:
When i go to the track i use my truck. When i go to the dunes i take my 45 foot weekend warrior dual slide outs...
When i go to the track i use my truck. When i go to the dunes i take my 45 foot weekend warrior dual slide outs with a 17 foot enclosed garage.,.. It's for sale btw
How much? Put it in the Bazaar
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mx295 10/28/2010 6:27pm
10/28/2010 6:27pm Edited Date/Time 10/28/2010 6:36pm
mx295 wrote:
When i go to the track i use my truck. When i go to the dunes i take my 45 foot weekend warrior dual slide outs...
When i go to the track i use my truck. When i go to the dunes i take my 45 foot weekend warrior dual slide outs with a 17 foot enclosed garage.,.. It's for sale btw
oldx wrote:
How much? Put it in the Bazaar
Asking 40k.. I will take more pics of it when i get it out of storage for the next trip in a few weeks.
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Jujji 10/28/2010 6:58pm
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2005 ragen FS2600 perfect for two quads and the 450 pullen it with 2006 GMC durmax. only camp at 395 or comp few times if just doing track just the pick up is needed. until the kid starts riding track more he's 2 on a pw with oh shit wheels.
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mx295 wrote:
When i go to the track i use my truck. When i go to the dunes i take my 45 foot weekend warrior dual slide outs...
When i go to the track i use my truck. When i go to the dunes i take my 45 foot weekend warrior dual slide outs with a 17 foot enclosed garage.,.. It's for sale btw
oldx wrote:
How much? Put it in the Bazaar
mx295 wrote:
Asking 40k.. I will take more pics of it when i get it out of storage for the next trip in a few weeks. [IMG]http://i29.photobucket.com/albums/c260/MxRider661/PIC-0364.jpg[/IMG]
Asking 40k.. I will take more pics of it when i get it out of storage for the next trip in a few weeks.
That's a big ass trailer! I was looking at stuff that size to get the garage space I needed but figured my 01 F250 wouldn't do too well pulling a triple axle. Plus some of the places we go it might be difficult to get in and out. Funny thing is you use your F250 to pull the Toy Hauler, I use my Toy Hauler to pull the F250.

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98 E350 q/ futton upfront for restn(usually @ a HOEtel)


gets her done!
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wardy 10/28/2010 8:18pm
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the days of 4-5 dollar a gallon gas put an end to many 'toy' haulers..... vans and pickups are back in fashion!!!!
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Thelen20 10/28/2010 8:21pm
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Coachman adrenaline blast toy hauler, 18 ft, can put both bikes in it and still pull it with the 1500 pickup, love it
yamahamark22 10/28/2010 8:35pm
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08 toyota tundra sr5 can fit 4 big bikes in with the bed extendor on and everyones gear best thing by far
Dirtysmile56 10/28/2010 9:41pm
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I'm actually in the market for one. Hey extremehauler, do you know where I mght be able to find one? Smile

I'm looking for a 26ft bumper pull with a front bedroom and two electric bunks in the back.
I've got $10-$12k to spend.
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sec114 wrote:
chevy silverado 1500 and 2 stroke in the back.
Diddo!! although most the times i'm also lugging my girlfriends 250f pig around because she can't handle a two stroke man's bike.
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mxtryon231 10/28/2010 11:35pm
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23 ft weekend warrior "super lite" 2008 model. Works perfect for up to 4 people comfortably but has fit plenty more in it.
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Huck is too modest to tell you about his.
My tits?
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Dirtysmile56 wrote:
I'm actually in the market for one. Hey extremehauler, do you know where I mght be able to find one? :) I'm looking for a 26ft...
I'm actually in the market for one. Hey extremehauler, do you know where I mght be able to find one? Smile

I'm looking for a 26ft bumper pull with a front bedroom and two electric bunks in the back.
I've got $10-$12k to spend.
You can find them at that price, but the year range will be from 1998 to 2002 and the latest. Paid 16k for a 2005 ragen fs2600 in Sol CA.
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mxmat813 10/29/2010 7:13am
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I just sold my 08 Keystone outback 23KRS (it's got the garage in the front) with a rear slide out for $13,500. You can find deals out there if you look and are willing to drive.
ExtremeHaulers 10/29/2010 7:20am
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Welllllll, based on my screen name, you are correct. I actually used to ride back in the day, and had a really cool non profit amateur support program called StrictlyMX, but those days are over when I had to get a job and take care of the kiddos Smile You can google it, I was nominated back in 05 for website of the year by the AMA. Good times Smile I put a lot of hard work and effort into helping support our roots (the Amateur Riders) they are the one's who need it. I would travel the country going from track to track, Lorettas, etc. with swag, gear, gift certificates, and cash to give back sign up fees to random winners at the track that day.

I actually work now for an RV Dealership and we wholesale our stuff out to the public. My prices are thousands less than retail...thousands. I am trying to find a way to get back into the MX community with these haulers, because if you are buying them from local dealers, you are paying way too much. So I am thinking, how do I get the word out to my fellow MX community that you could save THOUSANDS on the same exact hauler from me, vs buying at the local Joe Schmo dealer??? I even ship them across the country to my buyers every week, and they still save $5-$10-$15,000 compared to high local prices. Identical brands.

Toy Hauler brands I have: Wildwood, Fun Finder Xtra, Outback, Viewfinder, Fuzion, Cyclone, and the new Voltage...

Going to send Vital a message about advertising... just stumbled upon this site... Smile

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ExtremeHaulers wrote:
Welllllll, based on my screen name, you are correct. I actually used to ride back in the day, and had a really cool non profit amateur...
Welllllll, based on my screen name, you are correct. I actually used to ride back in the day, and had a really cool non profit amateur support program called StrictlyMX, but those days are over when I had to get a job and take care of the kiddos Smile You can google it, I was nominated back in 05 for website of the year by the AMA. Good times Smile I put a lot of hard work and effort into helping support our roots (the Amateur Riders) they are the one's who need it. I would travel the country going from track to track, Lorettas, etc. with swag, gear, gift certificates, and cash to give back sign up fees to random winners at the track that day.

I actually work now for an RV Dealership and we wholesale our stuff out to the public. My prices are thousands less than retail...thousands. I am trying to find a way to get back into the MX community with these haulers, because if you are buying them from local dealers, you are paying way too much. So I am thinking, how do I get the word out to my fellow MX community that you could save THOUSANDS on the same exact hauler from me, vs buying at the local Joe Schmo dealer??? I even ship them across the country to my buyers every week, and they still save $5-$10-$15,000 compared to high local prices. Identical brands.

Toy Hauler brands I have: Wildwood, Fun Finder Xtra, Outback, Viewfinder, Fuzion, Cyclone, and the new Voltage...

Going to send Vital a message about advertising... just stumbled upon this site... Smile

TITS!!!

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