Motorcycle on a hitch?
So, I'm a newby here guys. My name's Rob and I haven't bought my RV yet, but it's just a very short time away, as I am getting a sizeable settlement soon. That being said, I am certainly buying one an...
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OCDbikr wrote:
I can't imagine this being so complicated... Do RV companies not make their vehicles to be able to have 2, 250lb men in the back bedroom?
2 250 pound men, in the bedroom or on the rear bumper, while going down the road is not something RVs were designed around. Not only that, a hitch carrier is about double the distance from the rear axle compared to the bed.
It can be done, but in the range of motorhomes you are looking at, finding one with enough rear tire capacity to do what you are looking at, will be VERY difficult.
Basically the RV industry loves to build coaches right on the brink of the chassis limits. To get around that, you have to get a smaller coach on a lighter chassis (for example, a 26' Class C on an E450 chassis) OR go to a newer Class A coach built on 19.5" or 22.5" wheels.
