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Old 06-30-16 | 07:38 AM
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kevindsingleton
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Bikes: 2013 Specialized Crosstrail Elite, 1986 Centurion Elite RS, Diamondback hardtail MTB, '70s Fuji Special Road Racer, 2012 Raleigh Revenio 2.0, 1992 Trek 1000

I've seen "toy haulers" that are designed more for dirt bikes, but would be excellent for cycling excursions.

You can stay in a lot of hotels for the price of a good camper, though.

We have a 28 foot bumper pull camper, with three water tanks (one fresh, two gray/black), which works pretty good for two people for shorter stays. If we will be camping for a longer period, we require a full hook-up camp site. Electricity, water, sewer, internet/cable TV, usually in that order.
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