Depending upon how often you plan to move your bike, what kinds of conditions you expect to encounter, how handy you are with tools, and your budget, there are a variety of different trailers that will be appropriate for your purposes. A variety of trailers are made to fit certain models or brands of bikes. Check with your bike retailer for specific trailer suggestions for the model. Renting a trailer is usually the most common option since most companies that provide the equipment usually keep it very well-maintained, and in compliance with federal and state law in terms of registration, plates, and lighting. Size-wise, a 5' X 9' open trailer with a fold-down ramp is ideal for one or two cruisers. It's also good to have tie-down rings in the front corners, on the floor. Some trailers made specifically for motorcycle trailers have very small tires, which bounce uncontrollably as you drive. If the bike is worth towing, use a heftier trailer. Measure the wheelbase and the ground clearance of the bike, to make sure you get a ramp that's big enough for your purposes. Most trailers should come with a pull-down ramp, but if you're going to rent one, or try to trailer a bike in your truck, you'll want to be sure it'll work. Wheelbase is measured from the center of the front wheel to the center of the rear wheel of your bike. Ground Clearance is measured from the lowest point of the motorcycle, halfway between the front and rear wheels. You also want to measure the height of the trailer or the truck bed, in which you're trying to load the bike. Laws vary from state to state, so it's always a good idea to investigate any special permits, laws, rules of the road, or licenses that you might need in order to stay in compliance with local law enforcement. Most rental companies will offer a temporary insurance policy, which may cover only their equipment and which may require you to pay a deductible. Check with your insurance company to see whether the rental insurance will be sufficient, just to be on the safe side. . To pull a trailer with weight up to a ton, you'll need something with rear-wheel drive rated to tow two thousand pounds. Crown Victorias or Chevy Caprices work great. Hitches are rated based on the tongue-weight of different trailers, and you'll need an appropriate hitch for the trailer you use. For motorcycles, Class 1 or 2 hitches are usually fine. Smaller cars can work for smaller trailers, but anything more than a ton needs a heftier vehicle. Trucks and SUVs, from Ford Rangers to Chevy Colorados are usually better than any car. If you're going to tow a much bigger trailer, in excess of two tons, you'll need at least a half-ton truck like an F-150 or a Silverado. a half-ton truck like a Ford F-150 or Chevy Silverado.

Summary: Pick a trailer that suits your needs. Get a corresponding ramp for the trailer. Learn the trailer permit laws in your area. Make sure you have an appropriate vehicle with a hitch

Mirrors are a great addition to attic rooms, as they allow you to check your outfit whilst also bouncing light around the space. Place the mirror in a space that is often hit by the light, as this will allow the mirror to distribute light to other parts of the room that are normally dark. Full-length mirrors are a great option as they accentuate the height of the walls and distribute a large amount of light. Chandeliers, hanging bulbs, and other hanging lights provide extra lighting and can be beautiful feature pieces. Place the lights in the middle of the room to disperse the light evenly or hang them over a darker corner to brighten it up. Choose low-watt bulbs if you want a cosy, ambient mood or opt for bright bulbs if you need light for reading or studying. Make sure that the lights don't obstruct walkways, as this can be a safety risk. Curtain are a wonderful way to set the mood in a room. Choose thin, light-coloured curtains to make your attic room feel fresh and breezy. Thin cotton, linen, and muslin curtains work well for creating this effect. If you need the room to be dark in order to sleep, choose curtains with a black-out coating on the back. This will help to block the light when the curtains are closed. If you are on a budget, consider making your own curtains or buying them second-hand. Choose throws and pillows that express your unique personality. These are a great way to cheaply change the way that your room looks and feels. Consider adding bright pillows to liven up your bed and fluffy throws to make your room feel extra cosy. Place the throw at the end of your bed or hang it over a chair. Consider purchasing throws and pillows that are similar colours to make your room look cohesive. on vertical walls to add colour and interest. Art is a great ways to make your walls look less bare. Consider hanging a print, photograph, painting, or sketch on the wall to give the room personality. If your room is fairly plain, pick art that has a little colour to brighten up your room. Vertical walls work best for hanging art, as it is hard to attach frames to sloping walls.
Summary: Add mirrors to maximise the natural light in your room. Install hanging lights to add ambience. Choose light-coloured curtains to make the room feel lighter. Add beautiful throws and pillows to personalise your room. Hang art