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Yeah, I have the hauler with the drop down from the ceiling bed. Sorry to chime in on this so late, but I felt my ears burning through the meds. I hadn't been on in a while but with 7 years building trailers and 20 years repairing, customizing and modifying RV's I figured I might be able to provide some insight. I might have a line on a few options depending on the total of requirements and concessions. For a non-toy hauler that you could setup with a bike rack on the back that is teardrop-esque with a bit of welding or bolting of hardware there are a lot of options. If you're looking at interior storage options there are still numerous options, like finding a model that has a bunkhouse option that you can pull out the bunks and add a door to load and unload through. Most all market options short of toy haulers would require mods of some sort of course and cutting down on what you actually have to build would be beneficial. The door for access is the easy part as there are companies that make custom doors. Walling in and sealing off is easy enough as well. The real question is how much work would you like to do... BTW, DSM8, loved the reading materials, I still have them to return. Perhaps we could go through a little of a brainstorm/planning session for your project, we know I've got time to spare. I'm on the 5 year to a solid femur plan. They finally set some anchors in my shoulder to tie off those rotator cuff tears and they're healing nicely, but this is about trailers, not me thankfully, they're a lot easier to repair. It's all fun to me.

Hello everyone. I was out solo pre-runn8ng and stumbled on new terrain. I really don't need to put allot of words to this photo. Here is a 4 foot vertical. I had to look at it for a second to discover what line to take. I used the base as a kicker. The wash was filled 20 ft deep with boulders and sharp rock. My 25 yr old clapped out Honda took it like a champ. There was no cell service here so I made sure i didn't break a limb or chain drive. The scarce beauty of this of this sun scorched landscape captured my imagination.i could not wait to see what was waiting for me around the next curve. The big mountain near this wash was looming over with a subtle invitaion to climb by exposing a distant trail from time to time. The trees offered a cool and calm place to relax. I used this little cave as a landmark to find my way back. The goal here was to get lost, but not forever. The sky was the limit on this jeep trail. The mountain sides were steep and loose. Probly a thousand feet over the valley floor. I could see the Colorado River from here just over my shoulder. Followed the road and it got kindy rocky. I enjoy challenging terrain. The rockier the better, takes my mind off stuff. Lucky for me there were lots of jeep and motorcycle tracks to follow so I knew I was at the correct trail. I headed back to civilization great weather for dezert riding,

If you're riding with Goofy make sure your headlights working good! 8am kick stands up quickly becomes 930 which becomes I wish i brought an extra set of warm gloves!