Here are the pics - hope the resoultion is OK...
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Outside rear - standard (non ramp) door - the price was right... Notice the TT sticker below the Yamaha

The lights above the door activate with reverse, or I can turn them on manually to do dusk repairs outside the trailer. The "offroad" tires and rims were on there when I got it, otherwise I wouldn't have dropped the dough on my own...
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Here's the dual lockable gas can racks - This way I can lug 10 gallons, or keep one available for thumpers, and one for any smoker tagalongs. Foldable tongue jack with wheel, and Optima yellow top (deep cycle) inside the battery box with breaker - 4 ga. ran to the rear of the trailer - battery charges off of the tow vehicle. Spare tire rack with steel spare & cover... just in case.
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Here's the switches to control the functions and a mini extinguisher (was already in the trailer) Radio on/off, dome lights (center lights on the GM domelights in the roof), map lights (2 side lights on each GM dome), reverse trigger for rear lights on/off,
manual rear lights on/off, ACC plug (cig. lighter port on right corner) on/off, and the last one is for a pair of blue neon bars just above the rear door on/off - the kids (6&2) like to get in there when it's empty and have a "dance party" so the lights can either pulse to the music & their noise or just be on solid (had it laying around, why not?)
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Here's the rack for spray bottles, extra tie downs, first aid kit etc. as well as the pic of the stereo and the fuse distribution for the accessories and the cig lighter port. Radio does MP3, has remote, and we can hang our portable XM tuner from the rack next to it and transmit to the radio to have XM in the boonies, and we can plug an iPod charger/modulator into the cigarette lighter port and transmit that way also.
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Here's 1 of 4 inside shots. E track all the way around the edge on 3/4" ply, used a ton of Thompson's water seal on the bare floor, then bought the "motofloor" tiles (one box - 48 interlocking tiles did the job perfectly. Had to cut 5 of the tiles in half to get both edges fine, good traction (diamond plate like traction bumps in the tiles) and I just squirt Simple Green all over the floor and mop it up. The interlocking part really keeps stuff from seeping down. (motofloor from costco.com) I put skateboard grip tape on the 3/4" wood around the E track to grip the tires, but the tires ended up pulling it off over the last 2 years. The 2 brackets closest to the door are for a rack to slide in to reverse load a 3rd full size bike and strap it in. The rack above the bikes is the generic Home Depot cut to length metal rack, with D rings on the edges to Bungee things in, and the supports for the rack are all designed to be secured to pegboard and handle the weight of the 2 loaded adult gear bags fine. The tool box is strapped to the E track and pulls in & out quickly. The roof is Lauan (sp?) wood covered in "trunk liner" utility carpet, with the domelights from 99-06 GM SUV's/pickups (I remove them when installing overhead video systems). For reference, 01 YZ426F next to a 06 TTR125LE, with an 05 CRF50F behind. Did a CRF450R next to my bike and a backwards loaded CRF230F no problem also...
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http://i173.photobuc...ipz/inside3.jpg
http://i173.photobuc...ipz/inside4.jpg
Any questions just holler! I do car audio/video/security for car dealers in my area, so this may explain some of the "goofiness" of the trailer...
Dan
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