This is my Lifestyle camper trailer made in Brisbane Australia. Features: mostly alloy construction, offroad hitch, independant coil spring suspension, factory powder coated, 2x85L water tanks, stone deflector, alloy chequerplate main storage box and side boxes with gas struts, totaly lockable, dual battery system, kitchen on tailgate with sink, presure pump and 2 burner gas cooktop, 12v/240v hotwater service, LED lights, Queen bed, 9ft tent, tropical roof, midge proof screens, reverse camera, 16″ alloys with 265/75/16 BFG All Terrains, electric brakes. Main Alloy storage box at front is removable via 6 bolts and can be replaced with Quad Bike rack shown in this video. Tow vehicle is an 02 NM Pajero Exeed 3.5L v6 injected gas/petrol & chipped, 5 speed sports shift auto, extractors + 2.5″ exhaust, 3″ lift Lovells HD springs front and rear, rear also has 1″ poly coil spacers + Poly Air Bags, dual batteries, reverse camera, Safari Snorkel, alloy bullbar, tinted windows, 16″ alloys with 285/75/16 Dick Ceepeck tyres(33″), roof racks and basket.

The bike I use in my sxc races.

Bikes: Street legalized 2000 and 2001 Honda XR650R dirt bikes with E-Line Dual Sport Kits. One bike was lowered by altering the internals of the suspension, front and rear. Tires were Maxxis 6006 to start and then switched to used knobbies found (free) at motorcycle shops along the way when originals needed replacing (why do they use 17″ rear on the KLR and others?). Main jet is 125 stock changed to 120 for high altitude, still too rich (dark plug), will try 118 next time.

Baby Trailor on a Kona Dual suspension

My Mates’ Giant Talon and My Specialized Bighit.

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Ninja doing a wheelie, and Monster Truck headed for disaster

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Baby Trailor on a Kona Dual suspension

Tim comes off hard at our local track

This video show two ways the Cruzbike can cross, climb, or “hop” curbs in urban environments. The front-wheel drive and dual suspension help make these moves possible.