Interesting Sport+trailer on CL

[nwguy]

https://www.craigslist.org/view/d/albany-2001-moto-guzzi-v11sport-rosso/ogxkUem7kE9rH8rrPPk1za

I'm unfamiliar with those trailers, but this looks like an interesting and comparatively simple way to sport-tour. The idea of not having separate side cases, a top box and a duffle bag (long trips) is compelling. Anyone ever tow a trailer with their motorcycle?

[DoubleGuzzi]

Interesting. Apart from the usual thoughts on how it handles, safe top speed etc., the thing that got me, is the separate license plate, as if it's two different vehicles! I have visions of Wacky Races where the trailer detaches at speed and appears alongside the 'bike. 

[SemperVee]

https://www.craigslist.org/view/d/albany-2001-moto-guzzi-v11sport-rosso/ogxkUem7kE9rH8rrPPk1za

I'm unfamiliar with those trailers, but this looks like an interesting and comparatively simple way to sport-tour. The idea of not having separate side cases, a top box and a duffle bag (long trips) is compelling. Anyone ever tow a trailer with their motorcycle?

I had a Kwik-Kamp I pulled down to SoCal and back and it was wonderful to camp out of and easy to use + 30 CuFt of storage.  No Backing up and had a passenger girlfriend with me. - cuts  a little gas mileage but sure makes packing much easier.  The Cali 1100 has lots of torque to easily pull trailers and sidecars. 
My BMW buddy pulled a single wheel like that one and it was great for him.

[TN Mark]

Love the trailer, forget the bike. It’s been a static display for 25 years. Tires, oil and fuel pump is only a start to get it in riding condition.

[Mayor_of_BBQ]

I'd take the plate off the trailer and send it! Claim ignorance if anyone asked questions. I'd argue it's not even a single axle if questioned