Rv-ers prefer Duramax?

[LowRyter]

I see all of this on the forum with Dodge and Ford. When I go camping, Duramax seem to be the real deal. Yeah, Chevys will Nickle and Dime you but don't blow up, kill the tranny, rust prematurely or beat you to death.

Seems like the Duramax just keep going, have the best seats, a comfortable ride and won't screw you with warranty or even out of warranty repairs. I guess that's why I see more of them at campgrounds.

I suppose everyone has favorites.

[Tvov]

blt2ski wrote:
Larry,

Not sure Cummins can handle that H90. Maybe one of them Vesper scooters, or a mini bike from late 60's with a 5-10 horizontal Briggs powering it.

Marty

A friend of mine decades ago (pre- 10 years old) had a Sears mini bike with a Briggs on it.

Funnest dam thing for a kid, loved that thing!

[Cummins12V98]

MFL wrote:

Cummins12V98 wrote:

blt2ski wrote:
Larry,

Not sure Cummins can handle that H90. Maybe one of them Vesper scooters, or a mini bike from late 60's with a 5-10 horizontal Briggs powering it.

Marty

Rough crowd. I had a Yamaha Trail 80 when I was a kid. It was a beast. 😉

Rough crowd?? Nah, it's just the price you pay for being a popular guy! :C

I hope that bad azz trail 80 was not this one?



Where did your sweetie ride? My street Honda 65 had a double seat that many a foxy lady climbed onto. :

Jerry

It was all red but very similar to that. Took it camping as a teenager and explored the forest service roads.

[MFL]

Cummins12V98 wrote:

blt2ski wrote:
Larry,

Not sure Cummins can handle that H90. Maybe one of them Vesper scooters, or a mini bike from late 60's with a 5-10 horizontal Briggs powering it.

Marty

Rough crowd. I had a Yamaha Trail 80 when I was a kid. It was a beast. 😉

Rough crowd?? Nah, it's just the price you pay for being a popular guy! :C

I hope that bad azz trail 80 was not this one?



Where did your sweetie ride? My street Honda 65 had a double seat that many a foxy lady climbed onto. :

Jerry

[Cummins12V98]

blt2ski wrote:
Larry,

Not sure Cummins can handle that H90. Maybe one of them Vesper scooters, or a mini bike from late 60's with a 5-10 horizontal Briggs powering it.

Marty

Rough crowd. I had a Yamaha Trail 80 when I was a kid. It was a beast. 😉

[deltabravo]

LowRyter wrote:
Seems like the Duramax .... have the best seats, a comfortable ride

Well, My engine doesn't have seats or a ride that can be defined as comfortable or not.

[blt2ski]

Larry,

Not sure Cummins can handle that H90. Maybe one of them Vesper scooters, or a mini bike from late 60's with a 5-10 horizontal Briggs powering it.

Marty

[larry_barnhart]

goducks10 wrote:

LowRyter wrote:

ksss wrote:
Cummins12v98 your Ram would look a lot better with an Indian on the trailer.....just sayin.

perhaps a Ducati?

IMO one of the best sounding bikes made. Too much bike for my skill level though.

I was thinking an old Honda 90 trailer bike would be safer for Ron.

chevman

[LowRyter]

Thanks. That one is a sweet bike,

but this one sounds better i\IMO

[goducks10]

LowRyter wrote:

ksss wrote:
Cummins12v98 your Ram would look a lot better with an Indian on the trailer.....just sayin.

perhaps a Ducati?

IMO one of the best sounding bikes made. Too much bike for my skill level though.

[Jarlaxle]

Need a Sportster.

[Cummins12V98]

LowRyter wrote:

ksss wrote:
Cummins12v98 your Ram would look a lot better with an Indian on the trailer.....just sayin.

perhaps a Ducati?

Nice looking but not into that style.

[LowRyter]

All this about being cheap. I purchased my '04 about 10 years ago for $17k. Hitch included. I've got about 75k miles on it. Usually make a couple of big trips a year with Toy Hauler and a couple of motorcycle campout/rallies.

I'd like to try some winter trips maybe for an extended time.

[LowRyter]

ksss wrote:
Cummins12v98 your Ram would look a lot better with an Indian on the trailer.....just sayin.

perhaps a Ducati?

[LowRyter]

Flashman wrote:
I travel extensively in Az Wy and Utah and it's mostly Rams and Fords in the areas I visit. Chebbys are an east coast thing??

Yeah, you being in Az and calling out "Chebbys" pretty much says where you visit. I think I understand where you're coming from and why you aren't a "Chebby" fan.