Alaskan

[aksnowryder]

Hi my name is Doug Briney and I'm from Anchorage, Alaska. I am beginning a build on a small Pico-Light to pull behind my motorcycle. I jokingly have told folks it is going to be a vey small coffin on wheels. I'm building it 36" wide instead of the standard 48" for weight and wind drag. (Also because my wife has no interest in going camping from the motorcycle so it will just be me.) I will be posting some pics and build progress in the new build section. I have to say, I am terrrible about taking pictures as I get going building and never think about pics until I read other peoples builds. So with all that being said... howdy folks!

[Rhino Ray]

Welcome Alaskan. I'm looking forward to seeing your build. Keel your camera handy, I use my smartphone then post it to photobucket. From there it is as simple as click and paste. Have fun with this forum.

[aksnowryder]

Thanks for the welcome. I have posted the start to my build with pics in the foamies section. It is called Pico-Light.

[bobhenry]

I too, built a toy teardrop for my Goldwing. We used it as a cargo toter for picnics and such.
2 things I learned is to build it no wider than the handlebars and give it a long tongue to dampen the side push from the pot holes. Hope you have as much fun with your toy trailers as we have had and welcome.

[Vedette]

Welcome to the Forum!
Hope you have as much fun on this site as I have had during my building period.
I look forward to checking out you pictures.
Just started wiring my unconventional Teardrop Project today!
Good Roads
Brian & Sandi