I tried to alert him.

I'll bet he couldn't retract the slide and was irked.

For reasons like this we carry a small white board and pen. My copilot can write messages that cannot be conveyed by sign language.

YamaDooed wrote:
The rear bed slides seem a bit more rugged than the side slides... Outside of it sticking way beyond the taillights I would think its not such a catastrophic event.

Pretty sure its got the Schwintek system. It can move a lot of slideout, but its VERY sensitive to alignment issues. LCI doesn't even recommend moving the slides unless the unit is perfectly level and the jacks are down.

I'd be more concerned about that low hanging rail the bike is sitting on. It's probably low so that the slide can clear the bike ... by wow ... I'd never want something that low hanging off the rear of our Class C.

The rear bed slides seem a bit more rugged than the side slides... Outside of it sticking way beyond the taillights I would think its not such a catastrophic event.

Annoyed probably he has everyone telling him his slide is out.Should put a sign on it yeah I know it's broke lol
Isn't there a warning beep on those anyways to say it's out

Just trying to improve his aerodynamics.

I think there is a high chance that the rear slide topper was in place when he started, but decided to go for a stroll once at highway speeds and the wind started tearing at it. I'd say that at least a grand worth of damage was done, and the fun was just beginning since there is a good chance that the above Schwintek slide mechanism of that Solera (as far as I know, it uses an aluminum track) is probably toast.

Did you notice the size of the toolbox on the back of the bicycle? The one that looks like a single green bungie is holding it in place? :O

He's using it as a rear spoiler for increased downforce.