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Motorcycle vacations are surely tons of fun, but unfortunately not all riders are exactly happy to sleep in a wet tent nights in a row. And if hotels are not a viable option, here's one sweet trick which will provide comfort and style: enter Moby1 C2 motorcycle trailer.
A compact trailer which can also be used with cars, the Moby1 C2 is only 80"-long (203 cm) and should be enough for most riders. With the floor entirely covered with a 4" (10cm) mattress, getting a good night's rest without fear of rain comes naturally.
With either 40" or 48" (101-122cm) widths available, the interior space is also easy to warm. Convenience does not stop here, as the Moby1 C2 trailer comes with a half galley with cabinets and a countertop workplace for cooking and cleanup. Interior cabinets provide extra storage for gear and clothing, too.
The Moby1 C2 motorcycle trailer is lockable from the outside and from the inside (a deadbolt) and 4 tinted and screened sliding windows ensure great ventilation. According to Moby1, the trailer also pulls extremely nice behind bikes and does not hinder handling.
With weight starting at 280 lbs (127 kg) the Moby1 C2 trailer comes with a base price of $6,500 (€4,790). Canyon carving may be a bit different with this piece behind, but the cool factor is still intact.
With either 40" or 48" (101-122cm) widths available, the interior space is also easy to warm. Convenience does not stop here, as the Moby1 C2 trailer comes with a half galley with cabinets and a countertop workplace for cooking and cleanup. Interior cabinets provide extra storage for gear and clothing, too.
The Moby1 C2 motorcycle trailer is lockable from the outside and from the inside (a deadbolt) and 4 tinted and screened sliding windows ensure great ventilation. According to Moby1, the trailer also pulls extremely nice behind bikes and does not hinder handling.
With weight starting at 280 lbs (127 kg) the Moby1 C2 trailer comes with a base price of $6,500 (€4,790). Canyon carving may be a bit different with this piece behind, but the cool factor is still intact.
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