Customer Comments

The addition of the GearSpace 34 cargo carrier to our Pleasure-Way has allowed us to take the extended trips we have always dreamed of. A recent 3 week trip to Utah was no problem with all the extra storage space. It has replaced the GPS as our favorite accessory.

The GearSpace™ 20 (aka Remora Mini) was the ideal solution for my limited cargo space dilemma. The carrier stores our lawn furniture, which consists of 2 reclining chaise lounges, 2 reclining resin chairs, and 5 quick-fold tag along tables. And with LGA's Silent Hitch Pin™, you never even knew you were carrying the extra cargo behind. Since upgrading to our Winnebago with basement storage, we still carry the lawn furniture as it has in the past, which makes RV touring that much more convenient....life is good!

We finally got to use "Herman" (GearWagon SPT) for our 1st camping trip to Canada. Worked great and everything fit, snuggly, but fit. Easy to trailer too. Great design.

The TwinTube™ UBI (U-Build-It hitch rack) is the perfect solution for adding more storage space to my class B motor home. It not only doesn't block entry into the rear storage space but can be left extended at night for use of the doors as an emergency exit. I also like the high ground clearance. As you see, I elected to put an aluminum trunk on the TwinTube™ UBI.

Included is a picture of Kayla, Cosmo, and myself in front of my new cargo pod (GearSpace 34) as we prepared to leave for the American Boxer Club National Show. Having it made carrying all my gear and dog stuff so much easier!

Thank you very much for helping my wife and me end up with your fantastic "luggage pod" (that's what I call it). Our trips are excellent now with an easy and safe way to keep the inside of our Airstream Sprinter free of gear and luggage (GearSpace 34 cargo carrier). You really helped me understand what I was buying.

We have used the GearWagon SPT a couple of times now with our hybrid (Ford Escape) and it's great. Easily tows like it's not even there. Dropped our highway MPG by about 1.5 MPG...that's great! Very happy with the trailer. Thanks again for everything.

Here is the picture of the two GearDeck 17 cargo carriers my friend and I installed on our RVs. They were the best solution for carrying extra gear for our cross-country trip – especially for women or people who can't lift heavy items very high. Even the kids were able to help with loading and unloading! I was amazed at how stable the rack is even when fully loaded and how easy it was to slide on the Twin-Tube structure. Many people have taken the “Let’s Go Aero” name off the back label after seeing how much gear we were able to carry!! Thank you LGA!

We bought a GearWagon™ (aka Herman) back in 2000 when we were living in New York to haul our camping gear as we relocated back to Washington. We tented back across America pulling our trailer. Just thought I'd let you know it is still going strong and we couldn't be happier with it.

Just back from Glacier. We had a great backpacking trip. The trailer worked great. I just love it! It met all our needs and I'm really glad I got it. There's a lot of interest out there, especially at the campgrounds (a couple with a Rialta, a couple with a cherry '77 Westfalia, a family in a little Subaru -- they spent most of the time packing and unpacking the car).

My family loves our GearSpace™ 20 (aka Mini Remora). It does do the best job at carrying luggage. Here's a photo with our 2004 Toyota 4 Runner.

This is a picture of our latest trip in the mountains of Colorado this last October. The picture doesn't show, but there was mud everywhere. This road looks great compared to what we were driving on. The off-road model we chose was a blessing for us. No more "stuffed to the gills" in our 4-runner. The trailer holds a lot of gear and handles great while 4-wheeling through the mud and rocks!

The GearWagon™ AT is truly an extraordinary trailer...We encountered every weather condition imaginable on our winter trip home from Denver over the Rockies, across the desert, and over the Sierras to our home near Yosemite National Park. The trailer was behind our 1998 Volvo V70 and consisted of 3 bikes, 2 snow boards, a pair of skis and just about all our luggage for four. What a pleasure to find everything in the AT dry and secure after traveling through all the rain, sleet, slush, sand, salt, wind...you name it we went through it. A well engineered piece of equipment that stood up to all our expectations.

I'm writing to you at the tail end of the much anticipated 2 month X-country trip we took with our RV with the GearSpace 34. Thanks for the tip for stopping the GearSpace 34 wiggle (tightening up the Silent Hitch Pin™). It worked great, and we thoroughly appreciated the extra gear we could take for such a long trip.

We truly enjoy our GearWagon™ AT and think we couldn't ask for a better trailer, not to mention it looks great with the Volvo XC90. We are continually amazed at how much the GearWagon™ can hold and believe mewe have used every cubic inch. We have several trailers, but unless we are moving something large the one we use is the GearWagon™.

I picked up my GearWagon™ SPT and brought it home...today was the first time I have seen it! What a great design. I loved the fact that I could just pick it up and roll it around my garage and get it situated in the most conveninet place. Hooray for the design team! And so much room. Thanks for the personal attention. You have a great organization! I wish that all businesses had such a customer friendly approach.

This customer gratiously put his photography and design talents to work while on travel in his Pleasure Way RV. Great shot Wayne and thanks for your feedback!

Just got back from our first trip with our new Pleasure Way RV with the attached GearSpace™ 34. While at the Super 8 Motel in North Carolina, a long haul trucker stopped me and asked about it. Senior citizens in parking lots at food stores talked to me about it. Just about everywhere I stopped, people stared both at the GearSpace™ and at the way it fit so perfectly on the Pleasure Way. It was the most amazing thing I've ever seen. I'm definitely not overstating the response that GearSpace™ 34 drew.

I have attached a photo of the Rialta and the GearWagon™ SPT. What a nice fit. It wasn't hard to assemble either. The GearWagon™ is really easy to move about when it is unhooked...I just drove over and back to Harberson, about 40 miles round trip and it tracked beautifully. Hardly know it was behind me...it was a pleasure doing business with you (LGA). I already have it posted on the front of the RialtaOne website: www.groups.yahoo.com/group/rialtaone.

Installing the Silent Hitch Pins in my tow bar was the best thing I could have done to eliminate the movement and resulting excessive wear in the tow bar/receiver connection. I use a Blue Ox Aladdin aluminum tow bar. The holes in the hitch connector were elongating very rapidly. I installed the Silent Hitch Pins two years ago and the wear has stopped. I wouldn't be without them.

GearWagon™ AT was loaded with our 9'4" Zodiac inflatable boat, all of its components, two motors (electric, gas), camping gear, a slug of fishing gear, and other odds and ends (jumper cables, chains, air pump, etc.). It's towed behind our 2000 Eurovan Camper...

I love this trailer. We had it painted to match our vehicle (a PT Cruiser). Lots of compliments, lots of room, and it doesn't weigh much.

Gone almost 2 months (in our Pleasure Way down to Florida). We never could have done it without our GearWagon™ SPT! We did not know we were even pulling in and it held so much! Thanks for everything!

TwinTube UBI works great. It's what I was looking for. It allows me to get the extra storage space I needed, deal with the spare tire issue and the telescoping feature allows access through the rear door (my wife's escape hatch). We have a small RV and without the extra storage space, our Labrador or maybe I would have had to stay home. (TwinTube™ UBI shown with Craig's home built carrier)

I purchased a GearWagon™ AT about a year and a half ago. I researched locally and on the internet for a long time trying to find a trailer that would meet my needs. I dealt with Don Doty on buying one and he was absolutely wonderful. GearWagon's first trip was hauling the family's luggage and supplies on a trip through the Tennessee mountains. Since this vacation, it's used for hauling around equipment for my painting business. GearWagon™ pulls wonderfully behind the car. I am surprised that these things are not everywhere. I have gotten so many comments from people trying to figure out what it is, some think its a small camper, and some think its a BBQ. My boss calls me Mork, because he says it looks like the egg spaceship from Mork and Mindy. Thank you for everything.