It would be nice to show the various configurations...like a dining area that turns into a bed. The narrator talks too fast...why are you in such a hurry? Slow down & take a bit more time with each model...
A little more time on each trailer and a MSR price maybe a look at some extras we can add on ... I'm embarrassed to say but some people (like me) might be looking at these as a way to not be homeless.
I just need to know what the price is for the Mini Mate, I just left the web page and it didn't contain any detailed information that that dealt with the Mini Mate trailer. And if its still being manufactured and located in the states. Thank you.
Many years ago I got a Les-u-Lite to tow behind my 2004 Jeep Wrangler. It was a nice camper and I used it everywhere from Florida to Canada and then out west. One fault I found the 1st time I used it. The top was not waterproof. I had a tarp made to fit over the top after getting wet while sleeping inside it that 1st time. Had it equipped with a fold out table and a porta potty and batter operated fan inside.
We won't suggest you as the Mini Mate weighs around 260 lbs. Bigger bikes will be better. But, if you somehow plan to use tow a Mini Mate behind a Honda NC700x, make sure you ride alone. What we don't know: *Which model year is your Honda NC700x *Your Weight
With the TIme Out Deluxe - do you have to remove it from the trailer/base to set it up or can it be set up while still on the base? And was there any electrical plugins or ability to add solar (maybe to the trailer/base while the tent is closed?)
I've got a Time Out Deluxe. The "trailer base" is part of the camper, with the top and one side folding out to make the bunk and part of the floor. It actually folds out into a decently large camping space. The tent top sets up pretty easily once the bunk and floor fold out. I can send you pictures of it set up if you want, or post them on here, I suppose. We've had ours for a couple of years now and have taken it to a bunch of places. It's been to Daytona Bike Week a couple of times, to the Outer Banks in NC a couple of times, and to some mountain trips. Over all, I guess I've towed it about 10,000 miles. We keep it packed and ready to go, with its own set of cookware, stoves and such. It has a passthrough designed in for an air conditioner. We generally run an extension cord through that if we're camped in a campground. If not, we use a Li-ion battery bank with A/C plugs inside the camper for power. I've got 150 watts of solar panels that we can use to charge the battery. Set them out when I'm "at camp" and let them soak in power from the sun during the day.
I've never heard someone mispronounce vinyl "ve-nyal" before 🤣
It would be nice to show the various configurations...like a dining area that turns into a bed. The narrator talks too fast...why are you in such a hurry? Slow down & take a bit more time with each model...
We're sorry for the inconvenience. And, thanks for the suggestion.
There"s just too much talking .
Sorry if you felt that way.
Great video. I'm looking for compacked, lightweight and small footprint that's easy setup.
We hope you can find one! Ride safe. Cheers!
A little more time on each trailer and a MSR price maybe a look at some extras we can add on ... I'm embarrassed to say but some people (like me) might be looking at these as a way to not be homeless.
Appreciate your words. Duly noted!
a motorbike towing a folding circular trailer with a small yurt on it would be very cool
Thank you for sharing your thoughts.
About the mirror issue? How do you see the things back?
Seeing things in the back- this is a problem, yes!
I bet fuel mileage sucks and how many times has he pull the guts out bike. Thats just a big babby that's scared of a little ground.
Thanks for sharing your thoughts. We appreciate it.
Do these things have a braking system or do they rely on the motorcycle brakes ?
Most of them do not come with their own braking system. But you can aways look in the aftermarket for further modifications.
Which trailer is in the thumbnail for the video?
Can you pull a teardrop trailer with a motorcycle
You can, but depending on your motorcycle obviously.
I just need to know what the price is for the Mini Mate, I just left the web page and it didn't contain any detailed information that that dealt with the Mini Mate trailer.
And if its still being manufactured and located in the states. Thank you.
The price is about $3,700. This is their website:
www.kompactkamptrailers.com/minimatecamper
I think Time Out no longer builds units
Well, that's sad :(
im 6-1 feet tall. Most of these are too short for me to sleep in. Maybe #2 might work, but thats it.
It's hard to find motorcycle trailers bigger than those to be honest.
@@goOutdoorZone From this video that I see, they just need to be 2 to 3 feet longer and they would work perfectly for tall people!
add the average prices of these micro campers.
Thanks for your suggestion!
Trailer tongue weight should be 10% of total trailer weight. Total trailer weight shouldn’t be more than 500lbs. That’s pushing it.
So just how long after you start DRAGGING THIS CRUD AROUND ON YOUR BIKE WILL YOU NEED TO REBUILD YOUR CLUTCH AND/OR ENGINE.
EBW USN Ret.
Understandable. Thanks for sharing.
Le n un qui est passé en fin de vidéo très intéressant peut on le trouver en France merci
Bienvenue!
Camping nr 3. SUPER
Many years ago I got a Les-u-Lite to tow behind my 2004 Jeep Wrangler. It was a nice camper and I used it everywhere from Florida to Canada and then out west. One fault I found the 1st time I used it. The top was not waterproof. I had a tarp made to fit over the top after getting wet while sleeping inside it that 1st time. Had it equipped with a fold out table and a porta potty and batter operated fan inside.
Very cool! Thanks for sharing.
narrator needs to learn how to pronounce vinyl
We are now more careful about voice. Thanks for sharing your thoughts. We appreciate.
Will the mini mate work with a Honda Nc700x?
We won't suggest you as the Mini Mate weighs around 260 lbs. Bigger bikes will be better. But, if you somehow plan to use tow a Mini Mate behind a Honda NC700x, make sure you ride alone.
What we don't know:
*Which model year is your Honda NC700x
*Your Weight
Covering the bike?
Yes!
When I go motorcycle camping I like to bring a truck full of camping gear! It's really hard to tow my truck with my motorcycle. Hahaha
Thanks for sharing!
When I go motorcycle camping I like to bring a truck full of camping gear! It's really hard to tow my truck with my motorcycle. Hahaha
Thanks for sharing!
Can they not find a native English speaker to narrate these videos? I’m spending way too much time trying to translate what he’s saying.
Sorry for the inconvenience.
Too much gesture.
Yeah
Me encantó. Donde puedo ir a veros. Quiero instalar un SIDEKAR
¡Me alegro de que te haya gustado! Puedes consultar su sitio web oficial para eso.
No prices ?
You might check the links in the description for updated price.
Every camper live vlogger always using campervan. Can anyone recommend me the vlogger that using this kindda trailer on their camper live video?
Old Guy On A Bike has 4or 5 years of vlogs pulling. Mini-mate, this year did 100 day trip
Where is the website to purchase
Which one?
With the TIme Out Deluxe - do you have to remove it from the trailer/base to set it up or can it be set up while still on the base? And was there any electrical plugins or ability to add solar (maybe to the trailer/base while the tent is closed?)
NO there wasn't!
I've got a Time Out Deluxe. The "trailer base" is part of the camper, with the top and one side folding out to make the bunk and part of the floor. It actually folds out into a decently large camping space. The tent top sets up pretty easily once the bunk and floor fold out. I can send you pictures of it set up if you want, or post them on here, I suppose.
We've had ours for a couple of years now and have taken it to a bunch of places. It's been to Daytona Bike Week a couple of times, to the Outer Banks in NC a couple of times, and to some mountain trips. Over all, I guess I've towed it about 10,000 miles. We keep it packed and ready to go, with its own set of cookware, stoves and such.
It has a passthrough designed in for an air conditioner. We generally run an extension cord through that if we're camped in a campground. If not, we use a Li-ion battery bank with A/C plugs inside the camper for power. I've got 150 watts of solar panels that we can use to charge the battery. Set them out when I'm "at camp" and let them soak in power from the sun during the day.
Nice
Glad you liked!