We're Baaaack - thanks!, and 2 questions
So we've run the full gamut - have officially owned almost every form of RV plus a converted cargo van; it was the van (think "steel tent" - no kitchen) and the emergence of Covid that drove us to buy...
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I agree that a side mount on the body would be easier to deal with (Ed is tall, so could open/stow just standing on the ground) - but it would be partially hanging over the window. Do the bags bounce much while going down the road? (I'm thinking the window frame might create holes in the bag where they touch?)
My "dream" would be to have a 270-degree batwing awning like the one my son has on his NoBo...LOL!!
I haven't noticed any damage to the bag but since it is on the back it doesn't get blown around too much. I had a bag awning on the side of my pop up trailer, it would get blown around some but never had any issues with it either.
