Motorcycle teardrop camper - riding safe?

[p2k4]

I have been searching for someone with experience pulling a teardrop camper with a motorcycle to post or answer this. I can't find it anywhere.

How do I see behind me while pulling a teardrop camper?

How do I make a left hand turn or pass someone if I can't see behind me?

Maybe I will be able to see, once I build the teardrop and try it, but it seems that the camper will be too tall and too wide.

[Skillet]

I'm also interested. I have an un-triked Goldwing and was originally looking at pop-ups. However, I do like a teardrop for having a hard shell around me at night and a galley. My concern is a TD's weight for pulling/sudden stops, so I might end up with a motorcycle pop-up.

[Mojave Bob]

The secret is to build it low enough that you can see over it while seated on the bike. The LittleGuy Rascal was built for that purpose, although I never tried it to see if you actually could see over it.

[grant whipp]

Typical max width for an MC trailer to be safely seen around is 36" (assuming that is tall enough to effect rear view vision through the mirrors), though a small handful of them have been built at 42" and pulled safely. Unless I had extra-wide-set mirrors, I wouldn't even think of trying to pull a 48" wide teardrop behind a motorcycle, even though it might have plenty of go and whoa power. BTW ... I've built a few teardrops specifically to be pulled behind motorcycles ... it can be a challenge to find the room for all your needs, believe me!

CHEERS!