Yes indeed!

Thanks so much for watching, Ervin!

Oh yeah!

You will love it, thanks for watching! I have full videos of our trip if you are interested.

That’s awesome, I bet those were good times! Sounds like me as a 14 year old, thanks for watching!

Thanks, we really appreciate you riding with us, we're riding in Joshua Tree right now!

Thanks Diane!

Thanks for watching, happy trails to you too!

Thanks Peter. We absolutely love the food out here in the southwest. We actually had a delicious lunch today in Tucson.

That was at the El charro, which bills itself as the oldest continuing operating Mexican family restaurant in the US. And boy it was really good! Apparently they also claimed to have invented the chimichanga. Cheers!

@ Outstanding! I'm looking at their menu; if they ship tamales, they gotta be homemade and would be worth trying.... I'd get Carnitas (seasoned pork) or Red Chile Beef tamales. If you go back for breakfast, they have a Chorizo Breakfast Burrito. Chorizo is Mexican seasoned sausage, which is delicious with eggs/cheese/potatoes wrapped in a good tortilla with hot sauce on the side. Everything else is a variation of chicken/pork/beef and made into either tacos/burritos/enchiladas, so choose your protein and then how you want it served. Enjoy the Southwest weather and dining menu!

Thanks for watching. Yes, we are actually from Franklin, so we are close. We love our cargo camper trailer as you can tell and it's a lot of fun to build one out. Let us know how it goes, and keep in touch. We're actually sitting in the desert about 40 mi out of Tucson right now in ours, trying to stay warm. We will head out to Joshua Tree and Death Valley in about a week or so, and be home by about the first of March. Again, thanks for watching.

Cool, we haven't camped there yet. We may have to try it on the way back. Cheers!

Thanks so much for watching. Well, it is an all aluminum construction so maybe that's why it come out pretty light. I did weigh it on CAT scales at a truck stop. If I remember correctly I think it's 1100 lb as it was delivered, before my build. As it's been a few years I may have that wrong though. My wife is saying that's right though, she says 1095 delivered. It sounds like you've got a good build going yourself, I'm excited for you to get out and enjoy it this spring. We're currently sitting in the New Mexico desert about 30 miles north of Mexico and enjoying our winter. We're going to be heading into Arizona tomorrow and then in a week will be heading to Joshua Tree and Death Valley. So we've got an exciting few weeks ahead of us. Happy trails and good camping to you!

Yes, we got lucky with a cancellation last time, so got reservations for 3 days this time. It's a perfect little campground. Beautiful 😍😍😍

Today is the coldest day in 11 years here, we're glad for the electric heat!

It was pretty amazing!

Thanks, Pete! We are so excited to get there. Cheers!

Thanks for watching, we are glad you're back!

Quartszite during the rush sounds insane! I bet you are enjoying it!

Thanks so much for watching, friend!

Excellent, that's great to hear. Hope you have many exciting adventures.

JJW!

We love the desert, too. We are currently heading to Big Bend NP. We've always wanted to check it out! 🤠

Hobo Stew is a great one to make in a big pot! Enjoy.

Yes wild camping is also known as boondocking. It is camping on public lands such as National Forest Land and bureau of Land Management land, also known as BLM in the United States, and Crown land up in Canada. There are also other places where you can find to legally boondock or wild camp. A great resource is the app called ioverlander and it has lots of sites where other people have boondocked with directions, reviews, and their recommendations. Wild camping is easier to do in the Western United States with more open land, but you certainly can do some boondocking in the National Forest in the Eastern part of the country.

@ really appreciate the help…thank you.

We purchased it from the WeRoll company out of Florida. We had it built to our specs and then finished the inside out ourselves. Thanks for watching.

Thanks so much for watching! Cheers.

Thanks, and thanks so much for watching!

Thank you! You too!

This was during January.

We are so glad you're enjoying the bike tips! Thanks for watching.

Thanks for watching!

It's a cool place, we can't wait to get back.

The van is a 2019 3/4 ton with a 6L engine. It currently has 115,000 miles. As you can tell, we put some miles on it. The van is rock solid and I like that I can keep bikes and things in it. I only get about 12mpg while towing and 18 or 19 without. It's been a good decision for us. Thanks for the questions, and thanks for watching!

They are as tough as it comes!

Thanks Big Jim, we appreciate you watching!

I was not able to insulate the floor, it would be nice to figure out how to do it for cold weather camping. We are heading back out west in Jan and Feb and it gets down in the 20's in the desert. Thanks for watching!

Thanks so much for watching, we really appreciate it. No, I never did bother to figure my hitch weight. It doesn't seem to be an issue so I just really haven't worried about it. If I ever weigh it again though I think I will go ahead and try to figure it out. Thanks again for watching we really appreciate it.

Hi Howard!

Thanks for watching!

Hey, you are only 120 miles away from us. We live in Franklin, NC! Too bad we are leaving on Saturday for a Thanksgiving cruise with the family or we could try to meet up. Thanks for volunteering, I am sure they really appreciate it! Cheers!

@TheGnometownCampers we are headed to Ashville and areas around there also to help, and then West Union SC to visit friends. I posted a short about it on youtube😜🙋🚗🇨🇦🚗🇨🇦♥️‼️

Thanks so much for watching, David. I always carried a CO2 inflator on my road bike when I went road riding. I've also got a frame pump on my touring bike. And I've got a floor pump in my garage. But I found with the high volume, fat tires on my e-bike that the electronic pump works well. And it fits right in my panniers with my tubes and tools and other things. But yes, the CO2 inflator wins for sure, in weight and portability. Thanks for the comment!

Thanks for watching, it's the Woowind brand on Amazon.