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I gave up on the idea of the motorcycle hauler, I'll most likely do a trailer. The hitch is welded to the frame and not the bumper so it should be able to tug 300lbs. My other thought is to just tear down the bike and put it inside while traveling, build it up, ride, then tear it down. Not that much extra work and maybe safer. I'm digging this motorhome, easy to drive and did pretty good going up the hill to placerville (sierra nevada area).

I think it was a good buy, it did have some fiberglass repaired and a recent engine overhaul. It has one of those boxes on the back for more storage too which is cool. So far everything works, drives good too with the airbags on the back. I cant wait to take it out for a weekend riding trip.

Its a hitch hauler (ultimatemxhauler.com) that uses a bottle jack to lift the bike up 18" and holds it on a platform. I had "assumed" that I could do this on this rig as it has the firestone airbags but I am not sure what material was used for the extension from the original frame.

Is it possible to put a class 3 hitch on the 21' sunrader safely? I just need to support a 300lb toungue weight of the dirt bike. I am a little stressed and worried I maybe acted to fast and bought the motorhome without researching this first.

Thanks for the responses, its the 3.0V6 that just had valve burn out and had the head replaced (86k miles). I kinda pulled the trigger quick ($5500)as they seem to sell really fast (im in sacramento) so I didnt check out everything as much as I would have etc. It does have a type one hitch insalled and I was going to use a hitch carrier to carry my KTM 450 (dirt bike, ~250 lbs) but found that the toungue rating is only 100lbs. Im just thinking a small trailer, throw the bike on and go up to the sierra's, drive slowly of course. It sounds like it will work, hopefully

I just bought a 89 21' toyota sunrader here in sacramento and it has a type 1 hitch, I wanted to find out if anyone has towed a trailer with one? I want to trailer around my motorcycle.