TT with easy bike access
My first post here. I'm hoping to maybe post some current thoughts and see what people have to say, maybe some alternatives. Just over a year ago, my partner and I bought our first TT. A small ...
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check rvtrader.com for used in your area...you will probably save a good chunk of money. Let somebody else take the depreciation hit because more than likely, it has spent more time in the driveway than anywhere else.
When looking at toyhaulers, look at the ones that have a separate door in addition to the fold down rear door. That way you won't have to drop the big door every time you want to access the garage.
I have looked at Orbea, Marin, Trek, Specialized, Cannondale, GT & Diamondback. I want something with at least Shimano's Alivio brand derailers, but would really prefer Deore or XT, 29". I figure I'm gonna be at least $900-1000 if I can find a closeout on a last year's model.
Thanks for your input
When looking at toyhaulers, look at the ones that have a separate door in addition to the fold down rear door. That way you won't have to drop the big door every time you want to access the garage.
I have looked at Orbea, Marin, Trek, Specialized, Cannondale, GT & Diamondback. I want something with at least Shimano's Alivio brand derailers, but would really prefer Deore or XT, 29". I figure I'm gonna be at least $900-1000 if I can find a closeout on a last year's model.
Thanks for your input
