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Old Aug 11th, 2008, 09:44 PM   #1
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Here is a pic of the hitch on the bike and the camp ground at the Rally in Bend Oregon last weekend.
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Old Aug 11th, 2008, 10:06 PM   #2
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hitch looks good!!! and the campground even better.
so, how come ya didnt take a pic of you riding around in the lake pulling your trailer????????
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Old Aug 11th, 2008, 10:12 PM   #3
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Chuck I was to busy riding around those mountains in the background of the pic of the lake. The road is called the Cascade lakes highway.
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Old Aug 11th, 2008, 10:15 PM   #4
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looks like a beautiful place........i know you are blessed with great riding up your way.........thanks for the pics!!!!


oh, i couldnt resist the "water" comment!!!!
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Old Aug 11th, 2008, 10:25 PM   #5
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Here is a pic of Sparks lake in the same area. This is the area where they filmed a movie with John Wayne and Kathren Hepburn.
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looks very peaceful.......a great get away spot!!!!!!
i will look at all ya got!!!!!!!!!! might have to do a road trip!!!!!!
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Old Aug 11th, 2008, 10:58 PM   #7
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OK Chuck, here is a link to many photos of this area that we road through last weekend. Some of the pic's show the same road in the back ground. It was a real relaxing ride because you didn't want to ride very fast as you would miss to much.

Cascade Lakes Scenic Byway - Photos
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Old Aug 12th, 2008, 10:29 PM   #8
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and trailer too. Who makes the trailer? It looks small enough to pull good
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You won't believe this Bob but their made in Canada by Lees-ure Lite.

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Old Aug 12th, 2008, 10:48 PM   #10
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I sure like the way they set up. According to the site the small one is 230 lbs..shouldn't be too hard to pull. I rebuilt the Tiny Mite, got it painted to match the bike.....it takes a bit of time to set up but boy does it pull nice...you don't know it's back there.
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The Lees-ure Lite trailer pulls very well and gives you plenty of extra storage space. We have had it now gosh sense around 2000 or 2001. Its been a great trailer and sets up in less than 30 seconds. When the sketters are thick and you pull into camp its really nice to quickly set it up and jump in. Been there and done that a time or two.

We took it to Sturgis last year and it was sure nice at every campground where we went. The wife pulled it with her trike and I got to play in the corners and coming down Bear tooth pass was a blast. That 06 Ultra has scrap marks on both sides and the new owner says, how did you get it over so far. Had to wait at the bottom for the wife for a while though.

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FLHT does your trailer have the room in front of the bad to change your clothes? I've kinda been looking at some , there hard to find used & I wont use it as much as you do , the wife has never been a camper / out doors type
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looks like a postcard.....Id love to ride to someplace like that one day. Man Chicago sucks.
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FLHT does your trailer have the room in front of the bad to change your clothes? I've kinda been looking at some , there hard to find used & I wont use it as much as you do , the wife has never been a camper / out doors type
Cowboy, they have a great dressing area in the front. Great for a couple.
Lots of used ones of different makes including the older Kwik Kamp tent trailers. Check this site out from time to time as this is a good place for used tent trailers for sale.


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looks like a postcard.....Id love to ride to someplace like that one day. Man Chicago sucks.
There are some really great areas out here in the Northwest and west to ride many areas are just like that a post card view.
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i guess if ya ride there a bit, you do need a good rain suit......seems to get a bit damp once in a while......must be the rain that keeps that place looking sooooooo goooood!!!!!!!!
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i guess if ya ride there a bit, you do need a good rain suit......seems to get a bit damp once in a while......must be the rain that keeps that place looking sooooooo goooood!!!!!!!!
The western parts of Oregon, Washington and Northern Ca. get the heavier rains in the winter but the rest east of the cascades MTS range don't. You do get winter colds and snow in the eastern portions but the Western parts except for the mountains rarely get snow. Many times in the winter months the Oregon coast can be pretty dang nice and with mild weather. I always keep a rain suit handy in the winter months. They don't use any salts on the roads here and I can't remember the last time I even needed a set of tire chains.
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You do get winter colds and snow in the eastern portions but the Western parts except for the mountains rarely get snow. Many times in the winter months the Oregon coast can be pretty dang nice and with mild weather.
Best weather of the year is coming up your way Marc. Late September into October is sweet..less rain and very little fog on the coast. I've ridden that way several times this time of year and I'm in heaven.
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Best weather of the year is coming up your way Marc. Late September into October is sweet..less rain and very little fog on the coast. I've ridden that way several times this time of year and I'm in heaven.
I was at the Oregon coast this weekend and man was it nice. We rode down the coast and we had lunch at a light house in Newport, just beautiful.
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