There's a problem with hauling your dirt bikes into the woods for an extended adventure: Where do you sleep? Sure, you could just pop up an old-school tent, rough it like our ancestors, and make the best of it. But, honestly, I'm old. My bones hurt, my back hurts, and if I'm sleeping on anything but my own bed, I'm gonna be cranky as hell in the morning.
Sleeping on the ground only makes that worse, and it can ruin the idea of moto camping in the woods. I mean, who the hell wants to go shred some single track when your right knee is throbbing, your neck can't move to the left, and every muscle is still tensed from sleeping on the cold, hard ground?
Rooftop tents have become my go-to to alleviate those symptoms and issues, but most don't fit over the bed of a truck and still allow you to throw bikes into the back. What do you do, then? Easy, you petition the good folks at Offline Campers out of Australia to start offering the brand's Ryder trailers here in the States, as it could be the perfect solution to all of our problems.
