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You can male them even better by putting a set of these on:

Yeah, Quad steer would not be a selling point for me. It's basically like having two front ends to maintain on one vehicle.

Couple articles here to poke through. Food for thought. I noticed the Taco listed on the front page is being sold to get something bigger. Ultimately do what you think works best for you. Everyone's wants / needs & uses cases are different. If I didn't need to to an RV, I'd be in a mid size...

Read 900 lbs? How many books do you bring? :ROFLMAO:

If you know anyone that has a rear facing kids seat, see if you can borrow it and test fit it into some midsize trucks. Then you and your wife can take turns jumping in the front and see what the room is like. Another option, if it's possible... rent a midsize truck for a weekend. Load it up...

Funny, I just came upon this thread over on ADVRider.

Not sure if you are aware but, if it's appearance thing, you can get the Black Appearance Package on a regular F150 which adds the Tremor hood and grille. I agree, it def looks much better than the regular F150's front end. (21-23 model year)

You sure about that? lol

Happy April fools...

New market segment: Overland change tables. You'll make a mint! I'll only take 5% of the royalties....

Of the ones you listed, I'd go Tundra because of the price difference. Is a Tremor required or would a regular F150 w/ 4x4 work? You can run 35x11.5' on a regular F150 with a 2.5" level. Might save you some bucks. I'd lean toward full size as the interior of most midsizes will be tight with...

Did you end up ordering this bumper?

Cause it's full of firewood when we head out. I ain't payin' no $20 for 8 pieces of firewood at the campground.... I'd also be over payload. My payload is 1,777 lbs. Bike is roughly 500 lbs. Dry hitch weight on my trailer is 728 lbs..... plus add in the weight of the weight distributing...

Are you two friends?

Your pictures reminded me of a truck that just popped up on my facebook feed:

What? Who doesn't love the smell of gas and exhaust? What's gross is camping in -30, lol Guess the difference with a sled and motorcycle is, with a motorcycle you don't need to fire it up to unload it. Just an option for people that maybe don't want to tow a separate trailer. Wouldn't...

Yep, When I was poking around online looking up the idea, I stumbled upon this YouTube video of someone doing exactly that.

Kind of a neat concept. I'm actually surprised no one seems to be offering anything like this. There seem to be lots of toy hauler trailer options that seem to sell well. Speaking of which, there was a missed opportunity with the thread title. I think I'll go correct that...

I get that. I'm guessing many felt the same way you do and that's why it's so slow here. Best luck with the 200. They're an awesome machine!