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Spirit Lake IA "Birthplace of Victory Motorcycles" | Went camping with Vision and UniGo trailer. Amazing what all you can pack |
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Spirit Lake IA "Birthplace of Victory Motorcycles" | Sorry, couldn't post pics till I got home. Love this site, hate the limited picture management!
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Spirit Lake IA "Birthplace of Victory Motorcycles" | Let's see . . .
2 sleeping bags
2 blankets
2 pillows
2 mattress rolls
2 folding chairs . . . yeah, I cheated and strapped them to top
1 tent
griddle
table cloth
couple pairs of sandals
clothes
2 collapsible coolers
cook set
small backpack stove
hotdog forks
leather jacket
small plates and utensils
and a partridge in a pear tree (J/K)
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Moravia, IA | I do a bit of camping with the Victory.....I used to run a regular cargo trailer.
....but on the last trip I got tired of sleeping on the ground after a week and ended up hitting some cheap motels. This summer I found a Kwik Kamp a few miles from my house at a decent price. Took it on a few trips including the AVR this year...love it. 
adding a trailer to the Vision just makes it THAT much handier. I bet you can hardly tell the inline trailer is back there.
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Cruiser
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Northern NJ | Personally, I wouldn't pull a trailer. But if I did, it would be a Unigo. |
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northwest florida | hopefully before the middle of Oct I will have a hitch on the vision and a slightly used aspen to try out. |
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