Hi there from England

[Trikerman]

Hi there every one, I have been logging on to this site for a few months now and taking in a lot of the knowledge and ideas that you all have posted. it is also one of the friendlyest sites that I have found. I have recently brought a teardrop sleeper to tow behind my Harley Davidson Trike. It came with just the bare fibre glass shell and I have to do the interior to my own taste. I will try to post some photo's of it.

John.

[Kurt (Indiana)]

Welcome to the forum John. Here you are amoung friends and interested enthusiasts of the T&TTT.

Anxious to see the pictures.

[angib]

It came with just the bare fibre glass shell

A Sleeper, perhaps?

Andrew

On edit: Ah! I've managed to find the site of the first British guy I ever found who'd built a teardrop to go behind his Yam XS11 trike.

The Trikenest (click on Teardrop Trailer)

His comments about trying to fill in the grain of plywood with spray paint makes my heart weep!

[Alfred]

Hey John,

Welcome to the list! Greetings from the beautiful mountains of Western North Carolina, on the other side of the big pond! I am new here on the list, too (more or less). Just getting ready to start my first build. Good group of people and very helpful and enthusiastic, and they tolerate my newbie questions well, also.

I do not know if I can build mine waterproof enough so that I could tow it over your way, and I don't think the Dodge Van would make it anyway! But when/if I do get mine built I will post pictures to the group.

Enjoy your camper -

Al in Asheville

[Trikerman]

It came with just the bare fibre glass shell

A Sleeper, perhaps?

Andrew

On edit: Ah! I've managed to find the site of the first British guy I ever found who'd built a teardrop to go behind his Yam XS11 trike.

The Trikenest (click on Teardrop Trailer)

His comments about trying to fill in the grain of plywood with spray paint makes my heart weep!

Yes Angib it is a sleeper, that's an old advert that you have posted and they are a bit dearer now.

[Trikerman]

Hey John,

Welcome to the list! Greetings from the beautiful mountains of Western North Carolina, on the other side of the big pond! I am new here on the list, too (more or less). Just getting ready to start my first build. Good group of people and very helpful and enthusiastic, and they tolerate my newbie questions well, also.

I do not know if I can build mine waterproof enough so that I could tow it over your way, and I don't think the Dodge Van would make it anyway! But when/if I do get mine built I will post pictures to the group.

Enjoy your camper -

Al in Asheville

When the atlantic freezes over I will bring my rig across.
Also thanks to all for the welcom.

John.

[Mini Renegade]

Hello , welcome to the nut house. There seems to be a growing number of us at this side of the pond hope fully we can arrange a meet next year
Paul

[Mike C.]

Hi John,

Welcome to the forum. A trailer to pull behind a trike huh? Sounds pretty cool. Hope you can find what you are looking for. Good Luck !

See you around.

[Trikerman]

Hello , welcome to the nut house. There seems to be a growing number of us at this side of the pond hope fully we can arrange a meet next year
Paul

Yes Paul it would be nice if we all on this side could have a meet.

John.

[Benthosboy]

[/quote] Yes Paul it would be nice if we all on this side could have a meet.John.[/quote]

Hi diddly hi John. A yeow' right mi duck?

(sits back and waits for translation request..... )

A meet sounds good to me but sadly, having lived amongst the "shandy-drinkers" for the last three years, I've turned into an alcoholic lightweight. One pint and I'm anybodys, two and I'm everybodys

Martyn.

[Trikerman]

Yes Paul it would be nice if we all on this side could have a meet.John.[/quote]

Hi diddly hi John. A yeow' right mi duck?

(sits back and waits for translation request..... )

A meet sounds good to me but sadly, having lived amongst the "shandy-drinkers" for the last three years, I've turned into an alcoholic lightweight. One pint and I'm anybodys, two and I'm everybodys

Martyn.[/quot

Arr arm owrate, how at they Martyn.

John.

[Benthosboy]

Yes Paul it would be nice if we all on this side could have a meet.John.

Hi diddly hi John. A yeow' right mi duck?

(sits back and waits for translation request..... )

A meet sounds good to me but sadly, having lived amongst the "shandy-drinkers" for the last three years, I've turned into an alcoholic lightweight. One pint and I'm anybodys, two and I'm everybodys

Martyn.[/quot

Arr arm owrate, how at they Martyn.



John.[/quote]

I can just picture Wikipedia on melt-down after being inundated with translation requests

Martyn. (never one to use the Queen's English when broad Yorkshire will do, wai, tha noze)

[Classic Finn]

Hello , welcome to the nut house. There seems to be a growing number of us at this side of the pond hope fully we can arrange a meet next year
Paul

Welcome onboard the ship of Tears.

If this side of the Atlantic is having a Meet I,ll be happy to join in.. but the trip will be a long one from Finland. Ahh also I may need a driver since Im not used to driving on the wrong side of the roads.

Classic Finn

[Trikerman]

(Classic Finn wrote If this side of the Atlantic is having a Meet I,ll be happy to join in.)
You would be more than welcome, Classic Finn.

John.

[Mini Renegade]

Hello , welcome to the nut house. There seems to be a growing number of us at this side of the pond hope fully we can arrange a meet next year
Paul

Welcome onboard the ship of Tears.

If this side of the Atlantic is having a Meet I,ll be happy to join in.. but the trip will be a long one from Finland. Ahh also I may need a driver since Im not used to driving on the wrong side of the roads.

Classic Finn

You`ll be able to stock up on wheels and door handles eh Heikki