Hello and good evening.

[Mark wright]

Good evening everybody I am new to this site I have a question for all you folks I am in the process of planning some big investments was wondering if any body uses a toyhauler to haul there trike was concerned they might bottom out on top of ramp and what any recommendations anybody has. I am looking at a goldwing with motor trike kit and maybe a grand design fifth wheel toyhauler or one of the other brand luxury coaches. Look forward to your experiences.

 

[Dave59]

Welcome to Trike Talk!!

 

[Lee H. Mann]

Good evening everybody I am new to this site I have a question for all you folks I am in the process of planning some big investments was wondering if any body uses a toyhauler to haul there trike was concerned they might bottom out on top of ramp and what any recommendations anybody has. I am looking at a goldwing with motor trike kit and maybe a grand design fifth wheel toyhauler or one of the other brand luxury coaches. Look forward to your experiences.

Mark, welcome to Trike Talk Forum from West Virginia.:wave4:

Unless you have a specific way to change the angle of the door, most trikes will drag when transitioning from the ramp to the trailer floor. If you could somehow change the attitude of the ramp while the trike was still on it you could reduce the angle. Some folks will jack up the tongue, raise the front to change the angle of the floor. Whatever you do, remember the trike weighs over 1200lbs.

 

[radismukes]

:welcome:To the Trike Talk Family! FROM SOUTH

Howdy Mark! :wave4:

 

[paws]

Hi Mark. Welcome to TrikeTalk from west Texas!

 

[rhino 2]

Welcome to TRIKE-TALK..........Mark.....:wave4:

 

[Zammy]

Hello Mark and welcome to TT from Florida, can't help with your question though.

 

[radismukes]

Mark

This might work or a version of the same idea.

 

[Gorilla]

mark welcome aboard

 

[David357]

Hi Mark,:wave4:

:welcome: to our Trike Talk Family.:wave:

 

[FuzzyWuzHe]

Welcome to the Gang from Western Colorado.

 

[LadyonaMission]

I can't help you, but I can offer a big Texas welcome. :welcome::wave:

 

[Philip R]

:wave: WELCOME ABOARD

 

[Jack Klarich]

Hi Mark, Welcome to Trike Talk

 

[hardwickbv]

Welcome from Indiana !!! :Coffee:

Bob

 

[ol' school]

Hi Mark! Welcome to Trike Talk!

 

[PosseRider]

First,,, Welcome to TT. With the 5th wheel,(power legs would be a big plus) then if you cant get the ramp with the fold over extension, put a 2-4 inch thick block under each leg & raise the trailer (wheels blocked) & try to load ,having someone watch your clearance.

 

[ShapeShifter]

Hello!

:wave4:Mark, Welcome aboard from SW Arkansas.

 

[Ray Paige]

:wave4:Welcome from Montana:wave4::wave4:

 

[trikeman]

Good evening everybody I am new to this site I have a question for all you folks I am in the process of planning some big investments was wondering if any body uses a toyhauler to haul there trike was concerned they might bottom out on top of ramp and what any recommendations anybody has. I am looking at a goldwing with motor trike kit and maybe a grand design fifth wheel toyhauler or one of the other brand luxury coaches. Look forward to your experiences.

This is one option. Wife and I traveled full time with this coach and 24’ car hauler for 8 yrs. Small car and goldwing trike in hauler. Worked great. :wave4: