Gordon, You'll love it! Have been moto-camping in Canada for decades and it sure beats schlepping in and out of motels. Home cooking, my mt. bike, 12v. cooler, art supplies, golf shoes, books, laptop, shower bag the size of a cell phone..but many sites have showers. With my Mini-Mate and your Leisure-Lite we can set up quickly in rain and stay dry in process, many others you're outside getting wet. If you are careful to hot solder all splices you can use the Coleman 36 qt. 12v./120v. cooler on tongue and counterweight the trailer so tongue weight is not excessive. You then have a 120v. fridge with the included adapter in many camps. I can carry fresh meat, fish, vegetables, eggs, cream and stay out of Tim Horton's and burger doodles!
Of course I'm not in a hurry, take long trips, ride bicycle in single-track, do paintings, museums, bike tours, backpacking and etc. all from lightly loaded trailer. Have had fun cutting all unneeded weight over the years. When in doubt, leave it out! Still have compressor, few tools and plugs. Plugged 89 yr. old Mom's flat tire last year in CT. Have fun with your mom..mine's a riot at her age!
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