That Winnie looks like a good unit really, much better than the Forest River crap I deal with every day. Make sure to check the roof for cracks in the sealant a couple times a year.
I took it on easy trails at first. I was surprised that I noticed the smoother ride even on paved bike paths. I loaded it up in my 2500hd truck and drove home. I thought to myself, has my truck always road this rough? I was already spoiled by the smoother ride on the bike.
I then found a mtn...
I considered going cheaper, and more expensive. Well the old bike is almost thirty years old, and I like it. Recent outings in the last week remind me the rim brakes that are susceptible to getting caked with mud and snow, and the shifting isn't great. The derailer probably needs adjusted but...
I’m still riding a ‘90s rigid mtb. I’m in my 40’s now and am looking for something with a bit smoother ride for mild to moderate stuff. No 5’ drops, probably.
This is about $600 after shipping. Seems to be about 2-300$ cheaper than comparable bikes available at local bike shops.
Good bike for...
Apples to oranges comparison but I had the RAS on my ‘19 Ranger. I carried maybe 500lbs in the bed all the time and an occasional 3500lb travel trailer.
The RAS didn’t stiffen the suspension as much as I hoped , but then again I like the ride of a 3/4 ton.
I also tried sumo spings and the...
I cant bring myself to spend $900 for 2 lights. I bought some old school 100 watt halogen lights and just bolted them to the bumper. My alternator is over 200 amps, which is way bigger than they were in the 80's. I think the low draw of the LED's is a bit over hyped.