Could you use a little more electrical knowledge?

[DQDick]

If your like me and electrical knowledge is in short supply, you might want to subscribe to this free monthly newsletter: http://rvtravel.com/electricity3
It's been very helpful to me and if he gets enough subscribers the newsletter will come more often. He also has free videos and free actual classes available.

[Lucky23]

Thanks

[mtlakejim]

Clean bike there Lucky. We just have an old Honda 1100 cruiser. We are looking at baggers but I think we may go the Can Am route. I'm getting older and have already dropped a bike twice (once with just a broken arm, the second time broke ribs, arm and punctured a lung---couple weeks in the hospital with that one).


Have you looked at the Montana High Country 381TH? It has a basement garage layout. We love ours!

[The Landrys]

Thanks.....We just subscribed

[Lucky23]

Thanks Jim it'll be my last I bought it when we moved to Oregon we go up to Crater Lake & Jacksonville during the weekdays probably going to sell this year I've had 7 surgery's
between both shoulders and need another one on left that coupled with arthritis in the hands my 50 plus years of riding are coming to a end no regrets though. This was only my 2nd foot shift & shock equipped Harley I rode nothing but rigid Knuckleheads and Panheads across country for many years. I'm paying for it now but wouldn't have done it any differently. Who knew the body didn't flex like like a rubber band. This was our setup before I retired 42 years as a Teamster. I pulled all this in combo fun travelling with all the toys.

[mtlakejim]

I hear ya.


When we ran Class A we looked a lot like that. Although I trailered the bike rather than having a lift for it.


37 years in the oilfield and living in the country has taken it's toll on me. I'm not quite ready to give up the wind in my hair completely though so we are looking at the trikes and Can Am. That is a big reason we bought the basement garage 5er.

[Lucky23]

Yeah between rigid Harley's & Hendrickson walking beam suspension I'm pretty much done. Still enjoying life & living on the Rogue River.

[cw3jason]

another great resource is no shock zone
http://noshockzone.org/

[DQDick]

Both by the same guy.

[cw3jason]

Originally Posted by DQDick

Both by the same guy.

[beeje]

If you really want to learn something. Especially about your campers 12 volt system. Google (The 12 volt side of life). There are a couple of parts to it. You will most likely get the most out of this since most of the issues that we all have with our units are 12 volt related, not 120 volt