Class B RVing. What to Expect..
Having experienced virtually every type of RV over the years (Class A, Class C, TT, FW, toyhaulers, and tents), our new Class B (2015 Roadtrek 190 Popular) is a first for us. Whether its pulling a ca...
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We have plenty of storage in the B for the things we take. We just take less stuff, no duplicates, and always seek multipurpose stuff.
I actually find the bed more comfortable than the airmattress (sorry, "sleep number") that was in the A. It's actually a bit wider.
You do have to get used to squeezing past each other on the way to the bathroom, kitchen, door, etc.
I like the fact that setup and breakdown is MUCH easier in the B. And no doubt, traveling on the road is a lot more relaxing.
That said, it of course depends on your needs. The A was nice. We just don't need it now.
I actually find the bed more comfortable than the airmattress (sorry, "sleep number") that was in the A. It's actually a bit wider.
You do have to get used to squeezing past each other on the way to the bathroom, kitchen, door, etc.
I like the fact that setup and breakdown is MUCH easier in the B. And no doubt, traveling on the road is a lot more relaxing.
That said, it of course depends on your needs. The A was nice. We just don't need it now.
