2018 Pioneer Takeover travel help

[sugarray]

I'd like to bring my camper, but can't bring both.

Anyone coming near Buckhannon, WV on their way through and could take my bike?

I plan on coming down Thursday and leaving Sunday

 

[knuckledeep]

I'd like to bring my camper, but can't bring both.

Anyone coming near Buckhannon, WV on their way through and could take my bike?

I plan on coming down Thursday and leaving Sunday

How far from rrb are you. If no one can let me know might be able to get it

 

[sugarray]

I'm a long way for you. 6.5 hrs

 

[sugarray]

Ok, site booked. If it doesn't work out, I'll get in a motel somewhere and just leave my bike each night.

 

[Neohio]

Have you clicked on the members map? Maybe try and meet up with some guys local to you? Talk them into attending takeover with you?

 

[Windrock1000]

Can you run the atv or camper up to @JACKAL or @Windrock1000 the week before then it's close enough to run over and grab?

I've got plenty of room to store your side by side or trailer. I could meet you half way and pick up your sxs.

 

[sugarray]

I have a great time talking and riding with you guys. I have learned a lot and have become much more confident in my riding.

I hope to get my arrangements made, but I’ll be there either way.

 

[sugarray]

Let's see if we can get more interest.

I'm needing help getting my bike from WV to the Takeover. I'd like to bring my camper and have a site reservation. Need there and back. As I need it the next week for turkey hunting.

 

[kasey]

Ok, site booked. If it doesn't work out, I'll get in a motel somewhere and just leave my bike each night.

We got a room at the Comfort Inn and leaving our bikes at RRB every night. We didn't want to have to being two trucks! A friend said it's only 15 min drive from Comfort Inn to the Resort.

 

[Plumber32]

Let's see if we can get more interest.

I'm needing help getting my bike from WV to the Takeover. I'd like to bring my camper and have a site reservation. Need there and back. As I need it the next week for turkey hunting.

Turn that ram into a flatbed! Or go get a toyhauler your going to have to sooner or later. Weve all been in your shoes!

 

[Tramguage1]

We got a room at the Comfort Inn and leaving our bikes at RRB every night. We didn't want to have to being two trucks! A friend said it's only 15 min drive from Comfort Inn to the Resort.

Yes the Comfort Inn is close by, also you will be close to the fuel stations! Last couple years I shuttled fuel cans for others each morning.

 

[Cuoutdoors]

Let's see if we can get more interest.

I'm needing help getting my bike from WV to the Takeover. I'd like to bring my camper and have a site reservation. Need there and back. As I need it the next week for turkey hunting.

Put a hitch on the back of your camper and make it happen

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[sugarray]

@kasey - yes, I'm thinking about that as well, but that limits food and cleaning up after riding if I want to hang out in the evening

@Plumber32 - I have thought long and hard about both. I rarely use my bed anyway so a flat bed really wouldn't put me out much, until we go camping. We really hate the layout of toyhaulers, making beds every day, and we love our current camper. So, what to do, what to do.

@Cuoutdoors - yes, thought long and hard about that one too, but think it would be more risky than I'd like, but still in the cards.

Hoping I can get someone to come with me or that is coming from WV already.

 

[Plumber32]

@kasey - yes, I'm thinking about that as well, but that limits food and cleaning up after riding if I want to hang out in the evening

@Plumber32 - I have thought long and hard about both. I rarely use my bed anyway so a flat bed really wouldn't put me out much, until we go camping. We really hate the layout of toyhaulers, making beds every day, and we love our current camper. So, what to do, what to do.

@Cuoutdoors - yes, thought long and hard about that one too, but think it would be more risky than I'd like, but still in the cards.

Hoping I can get someone to come with me or that is coming from WV already.

Motorhome, but then you lose the convenience of running to town with the car. Ive kinda settled on the idea that when im instate i use the camper, but bigger trips rent a cabin and tow the car hauler.

 

[Neohio]

What about a 16’ uhaul? Load pioneer in uhaul, hok up camper and hit the road?
Price it as one way. Pick up in your zip code, and drop off one town over. Better rates i found.

 

[Plumber32]

What about a 16’ uhaul? Load pioneer in uhaul, hok up camper and hit the road?
Price it as one way. Pick up in your zip code, and drop off one town over. Better rates i found.

Wonder if its tall enough? Where theres a will there is a way.

 

[Neohio]

unloading would be the challenge.

 

[Leatherneck]

I am in the same boat. Will be watching for good ideas. I used to pull a trailer behind my old camper but my new one is 40' long plus a 16' trailer and my truck just too long. 65' limit in Arkansas. looking a toy haulers now will the p5 fit in a toy hauler?

 

[kasey]

@kasey - yes, I'm thinking about that as well, but that limits food and cleaning up after riding if I want to hang out in the evening

@Plumber32 - I have thought long and hard about both. I rarely use my bed anyway so a flat bed really wouldn't put me out much, until we go camping. We really hate the layout of toyhaulers, making beds every day, and we love our current camper. So, what to do, what to do.

@Cuoutdoors - yes, thought long and hard about that one too, but think it would be more risky than I'd like, but still in the cards.

Hoping I can get someone to come with me or that is coming from WV already.

We actually canceled our room at comfort Inn and was able to reserve a Rustic Bunk at the Resort! Thank God!

 

[sugarray]

Well, maybe some luck. I have a friend with a flatbed 3500 Chevy!! Things might be looking up.