Goal - To have a runabout vehicle for both in and outside of CG. We love golf carts, rent them every chance we get, but can't bring one with us. While we love being nimble in our 22' MH and use it to its full advantage, there are times when we can't ...
We had the misfortune of being the target of a BB gun and our back frameless glass window has been shattered. We live in NH and can't find glass companies who have even heard of frameless windows.Can anyone point us in the right direction?thank you
What we've learned...Before you buy - Sit down and talk extensively about what kind of RVer you want to be. Where do you want to go? How often do you plan to go? How long do you plan to be gone? By doing this my wife discovered she DIDN'T want a 36 f...
This may help some folks make up their mind. We purchased our first MH 1 year ago and have made just about all the mistakes a newbie can make. But one thing we got right was deciding to use air to winterize instead of the pink stuff.Without any expe...
I have a 2014 Pleasure Way Pursuit on a Ford 350 chassis. We love the rig and have put 7500 miles on it with only one nagging concern. It is difficult to drive, requiring constant attention and corrections. I have seen others mention this problem wi...
That's exactly what I want to know. I have been in parks where they don't allow motorcycles at all and ones that don't allow the little scooters. I have not come across a cruising around restriction but it makes sense. I can't imagine towing a car wh...
I think since a car can come and go as it pleases in a CG then so can a street legal scooter as long a it follows the same rules. Large CGs usually have parking spaces for cars near the major amenities.
What you are describing doesn't sound suitable for a scooter at all and we would certainly not use it in that situation. We are 3 years into RVing with our 22 footer and are used to having it with us at virtually every attraction. We fit in a regula...
There are a few higher output 150's that can handle 2up riding, but it's main use would be for short local trips like dinner or a nearby attraction. No intention of using it on highways.
We had the same problem in NH with the F350 chassis. Had to call Ford and they directed me to a Dealership about 50 miles away. I think this is common.
