Bunkhouse camper setup-Motorcycle camper

[@scottgahimer2990]

Thanks for the great video. Very informative on the proper way to fold while taking the camper down. The best Bunkhouse video I've seen yet. Just bought a used one without any instructions. Setting up and tearing down will be a lot simpler now.

[@txchiktraveler]

We have had our 1997 for 13 years. I love it. We bought it when we had a goldwing motorcycle. We no longer have the bike but we still use it and pull behind our SUV. My sister and I have taken it on a 4000 mile road trip just by ourselves. We camped in the snow in below zero temps with electric blanket and ceramic heater! It stayed very warm. In the over 100 degree heat of the summer, I have taken a small AC unit and placed in the door with zipper pulled down around it....worked like a charm. We also have personal fans hooked up on the inside rail (with electrical cord) above the sleeping area.The electrical cord stays hooked to rail when folding up the camper. All you have to do is plug it into power when you camp and then you also have outlets to plug in coffee pot, cell phones and TV. The bed gets kinda hard after a while (to our over 60+ bodies), so we put down a feather mattress cover which also stays on the bed with comforter, sheets, etc when we fold it up. It has lots of storage room, light weight, and very convenient for those road trips!

[@garryburgess5880]

Thank you so much for this video. You do such a great job folding the bunkhouse that I use it as a refresher course!

[@KevinGrumpyCuzz3243]

Thank you for demo, I just bought one of these a 97 I think and when the fella I bought it from closed it he had it all wrong. Thought it didn't look correct. I gave $325.00 for mine. Its in excellent condition and has the screened zip on room.

[@charliebeane5549]

I just as of today bought a used Bunkhouse Camper from a friend of mine and can't wait to try it out tomorrow night !!!! It is a little chilly but we have a heater and we are ready to go !!! I have tent camped for years and also camped in RV's. This will be much more to my liking because it allows me to camp and ride my Gold Wing. Thanks for the video, it really helps to make it easier to set up ! Thanks. Charlie

[@davidkettlewell829]

Appreciate your making this video. Do you like your Bunkhouse? How do you use it?

[@TheFearlessheart60]

i just bought what i believe is the exact same camper, do you happen to know where to buy parts,,, for starters the cover that will fit over while traveling,,,,, and the whole complete " tent " section,,, ive been searching hard online ,,, from what i can come up with alot of parts from the aspen classic seems like the best option thus far,,, thanks in advance

[@godoreese]

A cargo trailer company bought Bunkhouse a couple of years ago and then quit making them.

[@johnericksen2278]

I'm looking for something to pull behind my VW trike. That looks pretty cool. How much are they?

[@corazonaraniego5670]

Wow I love it...I think it's too much expensive..I hope someone give me like that as a gift..kind of jokes.mbut I thank you for sharing your vedio.it so beautiful 😍

[@TheFloridaPappy]

I'm impressed by the storage space of the trailer. Is it accessible when the tent portion is up?

[@godoreese]

+TheFloridaPappy The bed lifts to access the storage area

[@kimhorton6109]

Nice space but too complicated. Get a Leesurlite. Easy, plenty of room, light and a great bed

[@seanhopkins3510]

Thanks for sharing your expertise. I too just bought a 1997 Bunkhouse Estate Motorcycle Tent Trailer with no instructions for putting it up or taking it down. Is the Travel Cover original equipment or did you have that made? If you had it made, may I ask where? I really like the looks of it with the two stripes running the length of the cover and it looks easier to put on also Thanks again, Hoppy Honda VTX1800C

[@TheFearlessheart60]

did you happen to find where to find a new travel cover ?,,,, where to get any other parts , in particular the whole tent to replace the existing one that is getting pretty rough,,, thanks,,, i have this same camper, best i can find is parts for the aspen classic

[@BlitzPacAttack]

where can I get one of these?

[@ttjbiggunner2025]

What model is this on if seen some with 3 rods

[@MIKETULLIUS]

Prices vary. I got a '10 model Aspen Classic in pristine condition for $2000.00. Its sets up in about 2 minutes. Cost new w/ add-ons is about $5,700.00. Search "All of Craigslist" from google to find one available in the U.S.

[@Dave-eu3ib]

bad thing is you can not get to your stuff after you set it up?

[@godoreese]

Yes you can, just lift up half the bed, it is hinged.

[@ajblancke]

super big space

[@rwnichols68]

Cool

[@cougarhater1]

Why not just strap a tent to your bike? This whole concept just seems pointless

[@kimhorton6109]

cougarhater1 you are missing the point. As we get older sleeping on the ground gets rough. These are more like sleeping at home. You can enjoy your vacation a lot more if you sleep well.