Hello good people,Just breaking the "ice", in many ways. I have read through some threads and decided I need to join to tap into the collective knowledge here.My wife and I will be picking up our "new", "used" Cyclone (Yeah) so I will undoubtedly be here reading and asking the proverbial, newbie questions. Not sure where to start, so started here. Should I list the TT ( actually a Toy that is bumper pull)we're getting? or what is the best way to provide necessary info, to get the best advice from you pro's?Any way, look forward to the learning and hope this turns into a positive step for us.

well, the Toyhauler Forum would be the best place for you to seek info and assistance.by the way, congrats on your new RV.:B

Thanks for the reply, wasn't sure since mine kinda goes "both ways" LOLDon't know if I should be embarrassed with a "toy" being a BP!

westernaccents wrote:Thanks for the reply, wasn't sure since mine kinda goes "both ways" LOLDon't know if I should be embarrassed with a "toy" being a BP!By all means don't be "embarrassed" about your Recreational Vehicle! Whether you have a hand-me-down tent and get there in a 1970's Pinto, or a $1M motor home, all are welcome here. Ask your questions and we'll all give you sometimes conflicting advice, but all of our answers are based on our experience. The hard part will be to ferret out the correct path to follow when you need advice. We'll try not to steer you wrong.

Welcome and many happy camping trips with your new trailer. We started with a tent, and then went to a pop up, and from there to a 19 foot trailer. We now are on our second trailer which is a 25 footer.This will be the last for us, and if it has to be replace for any reason, we will replace it with the same.Jack L

Go through the FAQ section (sticky) at the beginning of this forum. You can read for hours and it will probably answer 90% of the basic questions. Of course, it's always fine just to post here too.Good luck in your adventures and welcome to the forum.

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Ron3rd
Explorer III
Sep 25, 2013
Go through the FAQ section (sticky) at the beginning of this forum. You can read for hours and it will probably answer 90% of the basic questions. Of course, it's always fine just to post here too.

Good luck in your adventures and welcome to the forum.
NanciL
Explorer II
Sep 25, 2013
Welcome and many happy camping trips with your new trailer.

We started with a tent, and then went to a pop up, and from there to a 19 foot trailer.
We now are on our second trailer which is a 25 footer.

This will be the last for us, and if it has to be replace for any reason, we will replace it with the same.

Jack L
TucsonJim
Explorer II
Sep 25, 2013
westernaccents wrote:
Thanks for the reply, wasn't sure since mine kinda goes "both ways" LOL

Don't know if I should be embarrassed with a "toy" being a BP!

By all means don't be "embarrassed" about your Recreational Vehicle! Whether you have a hand-me-down tent and get there in a 1970's Pinto, or a $1M motor home, all are welcome here.

Ask your questions and we'll all give you sometimes conflicting advice, but all of our answers are based on our experience. The hard part will be to ferret out the correct path to follow when you need advice. We'll try not to steer you wrong.
westernaccents
Explorer
Sep 25, 2013
Thanks for the reply, wasn't sure since mine kinda goes "both ways" LOL

Don't know if I should be embarrassed with a "toy" being a BP!
bikendan
Explorer
Sep 25, 2013
well, the Toyhauler Forum would be the best place for you to seek info and assistance.
by the way, congrats on your new RV.:B

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