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Re: myrtle beach state park site 008
Thanks Skylark wrote: Stoney, I have stayed in 08 3 times on different occasions. I like the site myself. It is across the street from the store and bath house. I did get good wifi in the motor home. The only drawback was 30 amp electric, but I still could run both air conditioners at the same time. This site is between 2 camp host. Both were very nice people. And you can set up direct tv and get signal to the drivers side front of coach. The site also had full hook ups and is nicely shaded. If I go back, I would like to get 08 again. We were there last year and then went to Hunting Island and have 4 weeks scheduled this summer and fall. Good luck and hope you enjoy your stay. Sky Thanks. We are looking forward to it.153Views0likes0Comments- 4.7KViews0likes17Comments
Re: Towing a motorcycle
boogie_4wheel wrote: Do NOT use that on your VTX (just in case you ever get that wild hair to try it). The VTX does need the engine running to lube the output bearing and seal for the driveshaft. I've got an 1800T... I'm not sure on the Ninja, but an easy way to avoid any issues would be to remove the chain. Being a Ninja 250 and your situation, I would try it (I would prefer an actual trailer though). Just don't backup! LOL.... I would never consider that with the VTX. Not real sure about the ninja either. Just wondering if anyone had ever tried one.411Views0likes0CommentsRe: Towing a motorcycle
Fishinghat wrote: Have you considered a bike rack type that fits into the receiver? From what I understand, they cost around $100 or so and can haul up to 400 lbs. Yes, but I saw this and got to thinking that it would drastically reduce the weight on the bumper / hitch.411Views0likes0CommentsTowing a motorcycle
Has anyone ever tried one of these behind your TT. http://www.ebay.com/itm/Motorcycle-2-Receiver-Trailer-Hitch-Carrier-Pull-Behind-Hauler-Tow-Towing-Rack-/360648335523?pt=Motorcycles_Parts_Accessories&hash=item53f850e0a3&vxp=mtr Just looking for a way to take wifes bike along on extended camping trips. My bike goes in the bed of my truck but it would be hard to get hers in there as well. Her bike weighs less than 400 lbs. All input welcome.2.8KViews0likes11Comments
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