motorcycle, tow or lift??

[GFS]

I have a 32' Allegro and a Harley Road King I want to bring with me as I will be retiring soon.
Looking for advice on whether to tow or to buy a lift. The experts tell me my RV can handle the weight in the rear.
With a lift the bike is out in the weather but is towing an enclosed bike trailer with a class A a real pain.
Need advice.

[GFS]

I have a 32' Allegro and a Harley Road King I want to bring with me as I will be retiring soon.
Looking for advice on whether to tow or to buy a lift. The experts tell me my RV can handle the weight in the rear.
With a lift the bike is out in the weather but is towing an enclosed bike trailer with a class A a real pain.
Need advice.

[smlranger]

I'm certainly no expert in the matter, but I'd be sure your motorhome can handle the weight of the Road King on the rear of the motorhome...is it a gas chassis? If the weight makes the rig tail heavy, you may have handling issues.

Do you also want to tow a car? If so, there are some nice tow dollies that accomodate up to two motorcycles (or a golf car) in addition to the towed car. Check here:

http://www.racecityrvproducts.com/

[Jestme13]

GFS, if you do not intend to haul a toad along with yer scoot, I would choose the inclosed trailer, look at it as a portable garage. Keep that RK nice and shiney. Also it's a good place to store it while on the road and in the CG, avoid those prying eyes. If ya need to also take a car along with you check out BLUE OX, they have a very nice Bike and Toad system. As a matter of fact I may buy one myself. Good Luck !

[tps0424]

I've seen a couple of campgrounds that do not allow motorcycles. I don't know how they would react to one being pulled by a motorhome but, if it were in an enclosed trailer, they wouldn't necessarily have to know unless you wanted them to.