Recent content by smritte

Bumping this up.

Most of my group has the OVS awning. I getting one for my trailer and Cruiser. When its real cold out, one of the guys will put the sides on, fire up a propane fire pit and stuff about 10 people under there. The sides are great in cold, wind and especially rain.

Does it look like this? I have a Levo Turbo and an Aventon Aventure2. I like the Aventon but its too much of a street orientated bike. What I do like is it will go 30mph pedaling and 22 mph on the throttle. Odds are I'm going to sell it. I like the Levo much more. On the Levo, 1st gear was...

@trianglesquarecircle What bike do you have?

Been too lazy to build one otherwise I would be. For me it would be 12-48. I don't like needing the inverter. Every piece of gear I buy is either 12v or USB. If I didn't have the bike, I wouldn't have bought the inverter.

I charge mine over night. I have a 1000w inverter, 100 amp battery and 200 watt solar. I forget the specs on my bike battery

Thank you but, the flated is the one i mentioned. I'm looking for another design or anyone who has the flated air topper.

Nice. That's been on my bucket list to build for quite a while.

I was at the off road show in Pomona a few weeks ago. There was a company showing their new inflatable camper shell. For some reason, I didn't get a flyer from them. I pretty sure their California based. The only one I can find is Air Topper. Pretty sure its not them My questions are 1. Anyone...

Interesting. The thread is about Infinity but has a link to his Toyota service center.

my lid was aluminum. I bolted it together with stainless stove bolts. I like the look those give.

I can verify that. Very good commercial quality radios. It took me a while to deprogram transmit and receive tones.

This exactly. There's nothing worse then selecting a rig just to find out only one shop builds mods for it and the parts are poorly made. If you buy something older, this becomes more apparent.

The frame was not designed for the camper. The camper on the other hand may have been designed to drop on the frame. Odds are it wasn't. Most of the conversions I've seen that are done well, cant be done well enough to stand the test of time. Adding metal can create brittle areas, stress can be...

You need to see how the conversion was done. This also includes how the camper was attached. You also need to understand, when you buy something modified, you may end up buying a "Frankenstein". Custom anything is a crap shoot, even if done by a reputable company. If you have the skills to...