โMar-20-2014 05:18 PM
โMar-20-2014 07:20 PM
Merrykalia wrote:
You will be limited to sight seeing only in good weather. Rain, mist, cold, etc. will not allow you to get out and those are some of the best days for seeing those "indoor" places like museums, art galleries, etc.
Many of them are as heavy as a small car, so that will also have to be a consideration and for the price, you could purchase two or three small used cars that are in great shape or rent a lot of cars.
โMar-20-2014 07:12 PM
โMar-20-2014 05:31 PM
charming wrote:I have a Ford 29 ft. b+ HR . Look like yours, I did not want to pull a car also, so I had a rack put on back to hold a scooter. I am a motorcycle person years back that is, but I don't think you should do a scooter type without some training on how to ride them first. You RV will carry a rack and scooter total lbs of 500 lbs no problem. Done it a lot. Get some training be safe. Your RV will do all the moutains in this country no problem, it slows down but will do them fine.
We have a 29ft B+ we have enjoyed for short trips. In a yearr or so we are planning to go coast to coast. Problem as I see it is our Rvision is powered by a Chevy 8. We are concerned about towing anything substantial up &down mountains. Plus, DH has no desire to tow a car. For now we are thinking about renting cars when we stop for a few days in one area. I recently got the idea of buying a 3 wheeler.
Living here on the coast we see every vehicle type known to man or woman. One thing I've seen quite a few of recently are trikes and the can/am with 2 wheels in front.
I think a trike would be the perfect answer for us. What are your experiences with the 3 wheelers?
PS: We are not motorcycle people.