I have tried several camp trailers, and have put lots of miles and nights on each. I have tried the QuikKamp, the Bunkhouse, and the Aspen Classic for at least two years each. Of those three, there are all about equal in style and quality. All have canvas covers over the tent, all have a dressing room floor that sits on the ground, all have queen beds, all have decent storage when closed, with decent access to that storage both open and closed. All tow well with a Goldwing. '
I now have a Rollahome king bed model. The advantages to me are the raised dressing room floor when open, the fiberglass cover when closed, the larger bed, the dual doors, and the access to storage. That was the only thing that I did not like about the Time Out - no convenient storage area. For my purposes, the Rollahome is a hands down winner, but it is marginally heavier than the others.
As far a options, I have had the enclosed room on one - so big you could park the bike inside and still have room for a bowling alley - but seldom used it. For options on the Rollahome, I have an awning that serves to cover a table in the rain or shade in the sun, it has the two doors (one each side), optional tires (5.60R12 radials instead of the bias 4.80 X 12) and the flap to get to the cooler in the front. There is also the AC vent in the rear, but I have not used it yet. And part of the stuff that stays inside the storage area is a Portapottie, a fold up shower enclosure (bathroom), cooler on the tongue, propane tank on the tongue, and a small Honda generator (lights, electric blanket, AC power), and a small air conditioner. When Carol is not with me, I have another cargo trailer I just put a mattress and sleeping bag into, with a one burner Coleman for coffee.
Like I said, after trying several, I find the Rollahome a hands down winner in the comfort area. And dragging it around with a Goldwing is pretty simple, just remember its there, and do not tailgate.
A friend looked at mine, and bought a queen bed model. Together, we drug those two trailers over 6000 miles in October,
to a trike get together in Kerrville Texas, and they pulled just fine behing a pair of trikes, also.