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PAThwacker

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Posted: 12/27/14 10:32pm

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Side profile: street side dinette window, side bunk, super high wind gizmos, and not shown the rear 3 feet is perpendicular bunk beds.

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2015 Keystone Springdale Summerland 257rl
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Previous: 14 years of 3 popups and a hybrid tt

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Posted: 01/06/15 04:08pm

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Miss Steak.

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*Oregonian* wrote:

Actually, mines a couple years older than your ssd [emoticon]

I looked and looked for this trailer with a slide but finally gave up. This was only one of two I could find for sale in the country last summer with the full length deck. I absolutely love this camper! Being able to bring the toys, firewood, and other stuff but keep it all outside is just awesome! You should see the looks I get when I pull into campgrounds with a couple Ducati's on the deck [emoticon]

I'll bet! Which Ducs?

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panthercity wrote:

*Oregonian* wrote:

Actually, mines a couple years older than your ssd [emoticon]

I'll bet! Which Ducs?

My wife and I both have Monster 620's [emoticon]

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*Oregonian* wrote:

panthercity wrote:

*Oregonian* wrote:

Actually, mines a couple years older than your ssd [emoticon]

I'll bet! Which Ducs?

My wife and I both have Monster 620's [emoticon]

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We carry either [image]

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Nice! Any tips with loading heavier bikes? I have a Yamaha FJR I want to bring sometimes but the thought of loading it terrifies me. The Monster is hard enough to get on there and the FJR weighs 150 lbs more. I think a longer ramp would definitely help as well as possibly lowering the front of the trailer as low as it will go?

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*Oregonian* wrote:

TWO longer ramps worked well on the R1200ST. One for the bike and a parallel one for you to walk up. I already had the requisite curved 6' aluminum ramp and built a 6' folding ramp out of 2x4s and 1-1/2" OSB. That and a roll-on wheel chock.