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Sorry to hear about your friend. A lot to process for sure. You’re in our prayers.

I DID go with the Gazelle panniers and love them. I also used the MIK rack mounting system to make things a snap. Very pleased, but expensive.

We use three 190 watt panels and a 1500 watt inverter. Also a 5500 watt Onan generator on less sunny days. The last photo is our charge controller which shows the battery levels in real time.

You may be able to find a 2 inch receiver for the FRONT of your vehicle. It will not interfere with the trailer and allows a bike rack to easily be mounted out of the way.

My wife and I have been volunteers assisting the “RV Unplugged Rally” in Athens, TX. This is a YouTube production. Lots of fun all week for the talent and attendees. Last night was the finale and the winner announced for a $10,000 prize.

Another thing can be a light coating of silicone sealant like permeates blue spread on the back of each brake pad. The squeal is from vibration. The permatex will absorb the vibration and end the squeal.

Beautiful design. I would love to ride one as well. The drive reminds me of the eccentric rod movement for the valves on an old steam locomotive. Jedidiah will appreciate this since it was taken in his neck of the woods.

Sorry to hear Jedidiah! Glad you’re okay. I fell the other day at school and embarrassed myself. My bike has a high frame bar and I usually lean the bike over to get on the bike. I was on gravel doing just that wearing a back pack with 30 pounds of tools and heavy panniers on the bike. While...

Sad indeed! I remember “The Wreck of the Edmund Fitzgerald” as a song that always seemed to haunt me. I am a musician, and love how the power of music can stir your inner sole. My wife and I visited the shipwreck museum in Whitefish Point, Michigan where this song was played over and over...

In the Virginia area is the Blue Ridge Tunnel in Waynesboro. About a mile long. Very neat ride.

I have the advantage plug in module and circuits as well on my 41 CV. I also have a 42S which is more pocket friendly.

While working on air conditioners in school the instructor was telling us about AC ripple on the DC voltage line and how you can’t “see” it on a digital meter. Mr. Simpson was able to see it and show it to the class. Mind blown by most. I think a lot of students are now seeing my admiration...

Skol!! Welcome to the forum. Lots of great folks and information here. Nice bio and letting us know about you. My wife and I are full time RV and currently in Texas. We are train people too and had an HO scale DCC layout before selling the house. Beautiful layout of yours and great shots...

Yeah, she has been a good calculator for sure!! Most of my gear is antiquated, but I enjoy it!! I own my Flukes, but usually reach for my Simpsons!!

I am still in RV Technician School in Texas at the NRVTA. Not much riding for me other than to school here lately. Some of you may recognize Todd the big beard as he has become quite a celebrity.

This is from Gazelle.

I am curious on your thoughts of the Gazelle. I do like the internal gear hub, and the advantages of them.

A solar powered electric fence controller may be a wise choice as a deterrent.

And this!!