I am a little late to this game ...

[Dogma]

I had thought of that, but, on the forums that I run, I let average members have way more picture-hosting-space (size and number of pictures per post) and .pdf uploading ability and stuff like that and the advanced members get even more features. I am just tryin' to work within the rules of this site for now ...

If the moderators allow this

If you folks want to see what I did to build my "Adventure Trailer", the run-down (with lots of pictures) is over at KLR650.net ( http://www.klr650.net/forums/showthread.php?t=97956 )

And if not, I won't mind if the moderators erase the link to the KLR site

I'd love to see what an adventure trailer looks like, but I don't have an account on that forum.

[DanTheMan]

Even a new member can use the Photobucket hosting for the picts. That's the way Frank (our site owner/moderator/originator) does this site. Otherwise, all you get is one pict per post and it's those annoying little thumbnails.

[NaeKid]

Dogma, you can see the trailer in the picture above with my GS on it behind my Jeep - the whole build from the initial planning and drawing parts up in 3D AutoCAD to the laser-cutting and CNC-forming and then all the welds I layed out, painting and such is documented over on the KLR-site.

Short-details on the trailer is a 5' x 7 1/2' deck on torsion-axles with 31" tires. Tail-lights mounted high, lots of tie-down points, wheel-tray welded to the deck and all the wiring for the lights is tucked-up out of the way and protected with lots of wire-loom.

The trailer has been used once, I will be pulling it into my garage and spending quality-time with my wire-wheel on my grinder to remove a bunch of the paint and re-paint it, soak parts of it down with rocker-guard and other parts with truck-bed liner. I originally planned for deck-lights (LED), batteries, fuel-tanks and air-tanks to be incorporated into the original build.

My original design parameters changed so I am on the hunt again for the right tool-boxes, fuel-tanks and air-tanks to mount. I will have to redesign my battery-boxes and solar-panel mounts. Once that is done, then I will work on the canvas-cover that will allow me to work inside the trailer out of rain / snow / sun / wind / etc.