I like it though I don't want one! Yes it is overpriced if you look at it from just a tt angle but it did look like it would be good for people who attend lots of cycle/motor bike/small boat events and have a little money to spend. The video link shows it off a little better.
It's different and as always you have to pay more to be unusual. The idea of a trailer with a built in tt is sound though.
I looked at one at the NEC earlier in the year and I was unimpressed. I did not think much of the fabric, it did not have a kitchen and I thought it was overpriced.
Three grand, maybe.
Over 6, no chance...........
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It's not selling itself as a tt though, but as a trailer with a built in tent and I think that is the difference. You would not be using it like you do your tt for holidays and breaks but if you need a trailer to attend bike/motor bike events and usually tent camp there this may be a more flexible (and comfortable) option.
I love it. Not that I would buy it. Far too expensive, but you have to pay more for imports anyway. It is still expensive at $5995 plus tax. But for tent campers it is much quicker to put up and Americans who tent camp tend not to take the kitchen sink with them.
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