Let’s Change Things Up - WHY NOT? -

[@patriciawilliamson3129]

Oh my i do love it, instead of four hours for making and breaking camp we will get those hours back in more stories and more places to see and share with you two guys. Yay! Ride on my friends.

[@TwoWheelsBigLife]

Yes you get it awesome. Thank you.

[@NTHEWIND54]

Congratulations! I just love the way you built it up to the unveiling moment. My wife and I spent 2 months traveling on our Harley last year on a trip I called ‘mission possible’. As a celebration of life after 2 months of radiation treatment for prostrate cancer. Pulling a Bushtec trailer doing a combination tent camping and motels. I’ll make this prediction, your Harley will be replaced with an ‘adventure’ bike within year! LOL! 👍

[@TwoWheelsBigLife]

Shhh. We'll see. 🤔🤔🤣

[@skyrider7527]

Try two Rampages or other power lifts. Manual up and down pushing can only end wrong eventually.

[@floydlacroix6957]

I just ride up the ramp with my gold wing did it hundred times

[@larryj8924]

@@floydlacroix6957 I ride a big Ultra Classic Harley up & down ramps into Chevy Dually bed. Far more stability with a leg on each side vrs walking beside if something doesn't go right.

[@TwoWheelsBigLife]

Yes we rtide it up the ramps now.

[@bobtoner9820]

I'm a full timer and I've been on the road for over 8 years. I've got a 2001 Dodge 2500 8 ft bed with a rampage lift in the back. I pull a 24 ft layton travel trailer. An alternative would be a dolly under each bike with a winch cable pulling them up on the truck. I understand that's what tow companies do.

[@mariobotelho32]

You had a unique channel and now it will be just another rv channel. It's your life, you do what you want. I wish you well.

[@TwoWheelsBigLife]

I understand. We couldn’t live fulltime in a tent forever.

[@montanaguy]

My wife and I are into our 70's and tour on the Road Glide whenever possible. We gave up our Aspen Sentry Camper because we wanted a little more comfort at the end of a long day of riding and didn't want to spend the first few hours and the last few hours of each day setting up and packing down the damn thing every day!! We decided to plan ahead and motel it on our travels. What a relief it was to get out from underneath that thing! We still pull a Bushtec Turbo II cargo trailer for our 'overage' necessities. You two have made such a 'left turn' in your touring decisions, and that is disappointing. Loved the videos you took on the bikes, and that is what kept our attention in your vlog. Videos through a truck window won't be the same, and we're afraid you'll be heading for some difficult times loading and unloading heavy bikes on/off your truck of choice. We wish you all the luck!

[@alicial6072]

congratulations on the new camper and truck, most of your exploring was done once camp was set up anyway so really nothing has changed as far as I see it just different sleeping quarters, I think you needed to be a little more comfortable the heat and humidity gets old real fast and the ability to have a real shower is priceless.

[@captainjim605]

Congratulations on this exciting new change - I think you are going to really appreciate the added comfort and convenience. My wife and I have been riding motorcycles for over 50 years and RVing for 30+ of those years. She hooked me with the idea of getting a motorhome by saying "We can haul the motorcycles south in the winter." We also did the hauling a Bushtec behind a Harley (me) and a Goldwing (her). When we combined the bikes and RVing we made another change: without the need to haul everything on the bikes, we started downsizing the bikes. At age 66, a deteriorating hip made me think I was done riding. My wife suggested we get a couple scooters (yes - scooters), since it hurt too much to throw a leg over a motorcycle. Another discovery: these scoots (a Yamaha Xmax for her, a Vespa GTS HPE for me) have been a blast! In the meantime, I had a hip replacement and can now ride anything I want again... and we are staying with the scoots. The current motorhome isn't our full-time domicile, but we spend about 6 months +/- each year hauling to great places to ride... and at the best times to be there. You two are the real deal. If you get any pushback about "getting soft," you have nothing to prove to anyone. The main thing is to keep riding and continue to enjoy it. Riding is my passion - it has been since my wife and I dated in high school, on a motorcycle; well, she was my girlfriend back then, but we have been together ever since. And always riding... between us: 9 Harleys, 4 Goldwings, 2 BMWs, and a bunch of other bikes. I am very excited for you with this next chapter! (Captain Jim & the Blonde)

[@cancelchannel3394]

I agree with down sizing to smaller easier handling bikes, I would suggest sportsers a 1200 and a 883 maybe, or a pair like the wife rides

[@captainjim605]

@@cancelchannel3394 You might want to see their most recent videos - they are back to traveling by bikes only, no travel trailer, no truck, no motorcycle trailer.

[@cancelchannel3394]

They could sleep in hotels cheaper than the fuel costs of that truck trailer rig, and loading those bikes on that high truck bed must have gotten old pretty damn quick, love their passion for bikes and traveling 😃

[@captainjim605]

@@cancelchannel3394 I, too, appreciate their passion for travel and riding. I enjoy seeing their videos and whatever ever way they choose to travel. For some perspective, we tow our bikes in a cargo trailer behind our motorhome, and it is definitely more enjoyable for us, compared to schlepping stuff in and out of a hotel/motel. We have been riding for over 50 years and have tried it different ways over the years - we know what works for us, and apparently so do Rich and Chris, as they try it different ways.

[@estherzachry67]

New years day_ very cold in Salem, Or. Like your new set up. Happy abvemtures.

[@gmcphoto]

As the saying goes, “All things have a beginning and an end”. Ruby served you well. Your endurance in her was commendable! Can’t wait to see the meals you guys whip up together. You’ll have proper A/C and heat plus a bathroom. Looking forward to the next chapter of your adventure. Merry Christmas.

[@TwoWheelsBigLife]

Yes! Thank you! Merry Christmas.

[@HighOctane-wo6cm]

Yes your endurance was commendable ! I took a 13 day 3500 mile trip on my Goldwing in July and believe me i was more than ready to get back home and off that bike . Rich you take care of Chris she is a keeper for sure , amazing lady ! Both of you are awesome people . I will be watching out for your new rig as you travel the countryside. Happy trails !!

[@JSTJPN]

Awesome new chapter you guys have started. Looking forward to seeing the new adventures.

[@TwoWheelsBigLife]

Awesome. Thanks.

[@FOTODOG.]

I appreciate the comfort upgrade to Fourteen Wheels Big Life, but this changes the channel from Motorcycle Touring to RV Touring (with MC side trips), sort of a hybrid channel, and seems like a natural progression from the permanent on-the-road mc lifestyle. That thirsty rig's ramp is sobering, and it probably should be wider. Congratulations on a refreshing change!

[@jjbrewer1s]

We loved selling you all the truck we have all been enjoying watching your videos and I appreciate the shout out!! Thank you so much!! Enjoy your ride!! -Jared Brewer Martindale Chevrolet

[@TwoWheelsBigLife]

Awesome Jarred thanks again for making this happen it’s was great working with ya. Cheers.

[@shovelmasterfunk6709]

Interesting, entertaining progression; motorcycle tent camping, motorcycle trailer camping, RVing hauling your motorcycles. I guess the next step will be buying a house with a garage - full circle. Being an old guy myself I can certainly understand the need for more comfort. I'll be interested to see what you do with your new rig. I wish you good, safe travels.

[@TwoWheelsBigLife]

Thanks

[@TwoWheelsBigLife]

We like your progression with the exception of the house. We still have many more years of motorcycle riding in us before that ever happens. lol

[@shovelmasterfunk6709]

@@TwoWheelsBigLife Going with the RV may well lengthen the time you'll be able to do it. Less wear and tear on your bodies. I'm building a skoolie. This time next year I expect to be on my way - that's the goal. Behind it will be my enclosed motorcycle trailer with 2 of my bikes. We'll see if I make it.

[@Sas3603]

This is the 2nd video that I have seen from you guys and I am officially addicted! Lol Love the harmony between the two of you and simplicity of your lives. I too am a fellow rider but I don't have the guts (or money) to do what you guys do so I'll just watch your videos. 😁 So glad I found you two and thank you for the videos. Ok, back to watching. ✌🏾😁👏🏾🤗

[@TwoWheelsBigLife]

Thanks Shawn cheers.

[@sboy1955]

We really enjoyed following your motorcycle “only” adventures and definitely understand why you shifted gears. Many blessings on your next chapter of the traveling life!

[@TwoWheelsBigLife]

Thanks Alex. We're not finished with the motorcycle life. Basecamp is just a bigger Ruby with more comfort. Our channel will always be about riding and exploring on the bikes.

[@TwoWheelsBigLife]

Thanks Alex

[@sboy1955]

Had no doubts about that!

[@thirdtimeround-chromenomads]

It IS 'all about the ride'. Our plan for the future is similar to yours. We currently travel around Australia with a small trailer behind my Ultra sleeping in a Queensize Swag. But our future will have us towing a custom built caravan behind the Landcruiser. Our two Harleys will be in the back of the caravan, for day trips and overnighters. Keep up the awesome work. And Happy Birthday Chris!!

[@laspirit4adventure]

I love how people evolve and tackle new adventures. It’s your storytelling that keeps me coming back!

[@TwoWheelsBigLife]

Thank You !!

[@GB-ly8ny]

What I enjoyed most was your day trips after you got to your destination. So I think this was a smart move. Enjoy!!!

[@jackiehenits5239]

CONGRATS! So happy for you. It will be a totally different experience with the trailer. What a way to start the new year! Best wishes to you for a healthy, peaceful and prosperous new year.

[@TwoWheelsBigLife]

Thanks so much, Jackie!!

[@TwoWheelsBigLife]

Thanks Jackie.

[@j.melena46]

Very nice guys, you guys needed this big time. Congrats.

[@rdmmotorcycles3751]

Nice set up but I think you will miss the simplicity of pulling ruby. I think you’ll end up missing out on a lot of rides because of the hassle of unhooking the camper, pulling ramps out and unloading the bikes. It would have been nice if you could have figured out a way to load from the side. Dragging that setup will cost a lot more too obviously besides the initial added investment…but it’s your ride. Enjoy

[@mrwhite2628]

I'm 58 and actually did it the other way around. My 39ft Discovery Diesel pusher does more sitting than anything else these day. I found I get more enjoyment from pulling the Aspen with the Goldwing. Congrats on your new toys. Hope you enjoy them.

[@francoiscouturier9875]

14 wheels VERY big life ! 🥰 what an upgrade !

[@TwoWheelsBigLife]

Yes, there's a bit more wheels, but the only ones that still count is the bike wheels because we're going to be able to showcase more riding. And we're so excited about that.

[@edgarmachado6008]

Rich/Chris. I love the new setup. I love the progression of your channel. It's very inspiring. I must admit when I saw you loading the bikes I was saying "no, no, no, no". I ride a Road Glide so I know the bulk and weight of that that beast. Might a I recommend a small winch mounted centerline in the front of your bed. Harbor Freight has a 2000 Lb. winch with 50 ft. of cable for $69.99. Use a couple of pullies to redirect the cable. Let the winch pull the bikes up. I think this will be a much safe way of loading the bikes. Really looking forward to 2022.

[@barbarajeanne8351]

This is so awesome! I'm so happy for you guys!!!

[@TwoWheelsBigLife]

Awesome thanks Barbra

[@BootsandJeansRiders]

6 months LOL. We just got a camper this year and stayed out 4 months over 20, 000miles. We have always been campers/back packers, so it was luxury to us. Yeah other campers always surprised what we have in it. Congrats on your toys and may you have many years of continuing "funventures"

[@TwoWheelsBigLife]

Awesome thank. Cheers

[@jameswheeler6137]

Love your videos and congratulations on the new rig. The bike loading method seems to have great risk. Mud on shoe or any type of slip things could go bad. I at 77 would need some type of lift gate.

[@westcoast01letsride]

Experience .. yes James you called that one.

[@mr.solitude3352]

I've done both for some time. Load a bike onto a truck bed and roll it on to a bike trailer. Only got injured when I loaded her on to a truck bed. The trailer was so much easier and safer.

[@jelau4851]

Same with me, unnecessary risk, I have a winch installed in my Montana fifth-wheel, the wife operates the winch, while I sit on the bike, works wonder.

[@jacobfields9230]

Congratulations I look forward to seeing your new adventures with your new toys😁

[@TwoWheelsBigLife]

Yay! Thank you!

[@robertligas250]

Congrats. Couldn’t be more happy for you two. Enjoy your life Merry Christmas and always 🙏 for your safety. God Bless

[@TwoWheelsBigLife]

Thank you! You too!

[@davidbacon9223]

i've been homeless/(bicycle) for decades in the same college town. i just turned 69 and have been in this small clean senior housing studio for 8 months. i keep the window open at night for that old familiar 'homeless' feeling. now, i have to cry cuz i have a shower, toilet, stove/oven, sink, fridge/freezer! my days of wandering the hills is over, but i can have a quiet root beer with ice cubes!!!!!!..... 🙂

[@tmurphy250]

Rich / Chris Congratulations on your new “Ruby”. There is nothing wrong with some ease of setup and extra comfort. I could see Chris smiling now that she finally has her running water. And heat and air conditioning at the flick of a button. I am anxious to follow you on your next adventures. You guys rock!

[@jerryandjamie2up]

We have been riding and base camping for years. It is the only way to go. We still like tent camping so we trailer our bikes behind our Jeep. That way we can do off-road things as well. Love the options of this type of base camping. Have fun and keep making great content.

[@TwoWheelsBigLife]

Thank You Jerry. Thanks a Bunch. Cheers.

[@johnhiney2297]

As someone from the UK , it’s about your scenery and history that I enjoy, I’m not fussed what you sleep in, I can see why, just keep it up, well done

[@TwoWheelsBigLife]

Awesome that’s the plan

[@rhausele]

Good for you! As you say so often, it’s YOUR ride. Enjoy, and always be safe!

[@Donfleebie1]

Good luck on your new adventure, but if you’re like me, when I’m in my RV, every bike tourer I see, I’m always wishing I was on my bike.

[@TwoWheelsBigLife]

We know when we get to where we need to be we will exploring all of the roads around now.

[@Donfleebie1]

@@TwoWheelsBigLife I hear you. I’ve been trying to talk my wife into a Newmar “FRED” Class A Toyhauler, so I can take my Harley.

[@bstargel]

I know I'm late to the party but I found your channel recently and I've been binging your videos. I especially loved your travels in Ruby as my wife and I are looking into doing the same thing (eventually). I just wanted to say thank you and for being so transparent in your adventures! Safe travels and see you on the road!

[@robertradke8026]

You both actually look more relaxed. Nice camper. I am concerned about getting those bikes off the bed. That's going to be a lot more difficult. And it won't get any easier. And if the ramp is damp at all, oh boy. Most motorcycle trailers are designed with that low ground clearance for a reason.

[@TwoWheelsBigLife]

We have gotten better at it. It’s a 4x12 foot ramp.

[@robertradke8026]

@@TwoWheelsBigLife I will be worried for you. It's real easy to slip on those ramps.

[@charleshoyt2394]

If you want to make it even easier to load the bikes, have someone make a swinging boom that attaches to the trucks frame and add a 2ton electric winch. Make a small crane to pick bikes up swing onto the truck

[@TwoWheelsBigLife]

That would be awesome we priced power lifts and wow expensive

[@flyinggyros9745]

What a way to go. As we all age, creature comforts become a need. Congratulations and good luck on your continuing adventures. Alan

[@briandouglas2476]

I certainly can understand the upgrade. Not sure why you didn't opt for a toy hauler. Love your videos and that you share your adventures with us. I'm envious. Hope to do something like that when I retire in 2 or 3 years.

[@TwoWheelsBigLife]

We'll be giving more details on our decision. Size and space was the biggest.

[@Dean-O-Holics]

Their style trailer is much more comfortable for full time than a toy hauler. I went thru two toy haulers before we bought class A and large utility trailer

[@lucianobudaszewski]

Congrats! It is nice to follow the evolution. Be happy!

[@davidsizemore2745]

Congrats guys. Change is good. Its a dream of ours to do what your doing. Wife refuses to sleep in a tent to a toy hauler would be the route we would go. Can you please let us all know why you chose the setup you did and didn't go in the direction of a toy hauler? Love your channel.

[@plumber3rd419]

If I had to guess. It is a lot lower height for better gas miles and can get into a lot more campgrounds. I have a fifth wheel and I love there set up.

[@davidsizemore2745]

@@plumber3rd419 good thinking I think your on the right path.

[@vidman3WM]

I'm so excited to see the adventures you'll be having in 2022!

[@davidinghram2494]

Congratulations on making such a logical change. You will appreciate this change just as much as you did Ruby. "It`s your ride".

[@danmcg9981]

That is great. Life will be so much better for you guys with a large comfortable place to be in. Especially in the winter time. Good choice.

[@matthewjstrano2453]

Well done guys.

[@TwoWheelsBigLife]

Thanks Matt

[@NoName-zq6ic]

I'll bet the truck hasn't even figured out there's a camper hooked up to it yet.

[@TwoWheelsBigLife]

Yes it pulls it real nice

[@vanchb14tube]

Nice to see your transition to using a trailer. My wife and I ride together and are looking forward to doing more travel when she retires in a few months. We are considering a trailer as well, so we are anxious to see you guys “work out the bugs” for us. Look forward to following your continued adventure. Stay safe!

[@Gottaluvit00]

My wife and I did the same, upgraded to a 24 MPR imagine tow hauler, easy to haul..we luv it..Congrats on your new adventures with the trailer..

[@not-fishing4730]

So is Rich going to get a smaller bike? Also I don't envy getting the bikes off of the pickup although I have had to "rescue" and be rescued with a pickup. I love the Forest Gump reference and I did "invest in some fruit" long ago (pre-Forest) and that is the reason I could retire. The real question with the trailer is can you sleep in it with the extensions in? (I'm thinking of wind)

[@TwoWheelsBigLife]

Great question. Yes you can. The couch is a full size beds also.

[@plumber3rd419]

My friend haves a camper like that with three pop out beds and we have had very high winds up here in Idaho and it did not do anything to the pop out beds. So you are good to go

[@johndoe-uz4gk]

Congratulations!! Cheers to the next chapter!

[@MotoTvWoodsFarm]

I really enjoy your practical approach and demonstration of the lifestyle and how you go about it. The little side stories are gems. respect looking forward to the next one

[@stephensimms6637]

Way to go you two. No doubt this will provide for far greater comfort. Will make those rainy and hot/humid days far more enjoyable. Keep filming as I love watching the two of you on your adventure.

[@TwoWheelsBigLife]

We agree!

[@pamelag2223]

Don't let naysayers hurt your feelings in ANY way, it's your ride. Safe travels!

[@TwoWheelsBigLife]

Thanks so much, Pamela! Appreciate that. We know we're taking a chance on going this route, but our health and wellbeing needs to come first. And we're so excited on the type of riding we can now do.

[@TwoWheelsBigLife]

It’s okay to be misunderstood. We’re used to it now. Thanks Pam.

[@luisbraz-ruivo]

Now this channel is many wheels big life...Congratulations, the setup looks great. I completely understand the convenience of the setup. Looking forward to more stories to come.

[@robertmacdonald2735]

Ummm....I get your progression and where your going....camper camping....driving a cage....guessing you set up then ride your bikes to close destinations....to be honest what got me onboard was the day to day biking....

[@TwoWheelsBigLife]

Still day to day but more in depth of the areas.

[@TwoWheelsBigLife]

With Basecamp just being a bigger Ruby, it really hasn't changed how we're approaching the channel.

[@robertmacdonald2735]

@@TwoWheelsBigLife Yup...but your travel to the destination was always educational, a knowledge transfer of what to expect...your struggles....sometimes it is not always about the end result...travel to dest...but travel to set up....between destination. I will continue to watch as you guys are together...doing together and that, at the end of the day is the most important.

[@aceflyer32]

I have to say I am shocked. I fully anticipated you guys getting in to some kind of travel trailer, but I would have bet money that it would be a toy hauler. Loading those bikes would be so much easier. Many have the loading ramp that has legs to make that entire platform into a nice screen room. Im excited for you both on your new journey. Be safe, Allen

[@BamaTraveller]

So excited for you two. This is almost exactly what our dream set up will be soon!

[@youcanthide004]

What an awesome set up. Well done love the way you outfitted that rig.

[@karenrussell6095]

So excited to see what new adventures you'll have with base camp. My husband and I currently have another couple years before we can head out at least part time but your new set up intrigues me of an setup I hadn't thought of.

[@CraigSNZ]

The truck could take more of the load if it had water tanks under the deck. Then you can tow the trailer with empty fresh water tanks to lighten it and leave it set up when you go to fetch more water. You can do the same with the grey water but you need a second pump that can cope with grey water. Richard's Bike could be something lighter and able to explore rougher roads now that it doesn't need to tow a trailer- that would make loading easier.

[@lauriebriding7829]

I find you two totally amazing! I admire the changes you have made to be able to continue living the life you love! Thank you for allowing us to share your adventures and I will be anxiously awaiting to hear where you take us next!

[@TwoWheelsBigLife]

Thanks, Laurie! Yes, we've had to change over the years and adjust some things so that we can continue to do this long term. But we're so excited to explore many new roads and share them.

[@TwoWheelsBigLife]

Awesome thanks.

[@dennism665]

You may want to look into Geeza Gear bike covers. Very tight fitting and designed for 80+ mph winds. No more flapping in the wind. Breathable, tight, and VERY tough. No abrasion issues. Not too expensive either. Highly recommend.

[@6431harry]

Congrats! I thought you might get a truck with a Fifth Wheel camper/toy hauler. I never thought of this configuration. I am looking forward to see your adventures even more!

[@plumber3rd419]

Right. It is a lot better then a big fifth wheel. Better on gas, smaller to tow and you can see the bikes unlike when it is inside a trailer. I love it.

[@texaslonestarrider]

WOW! Did not see that coming! Congrats on the new trailer!

[@beamerw.3311]

When you started off the video by talking about how it's always going to be about motorcycles, I knew you were moving away from motorcycles. When will change your channel name to "Ten Wheels Big Disappointment"?

[@TwoWheelsBigLife]

So you heard the opposite what we said. Got it👍

[@camomarv]

That’s so cool! I love the new set up that’s absolutely perfect in my mind 🤠👍🏼

[@robertbeckmann5320]

That's not living on motorcycle if you're in a truck

[@TwoWheelsBigLife]

Still about the Ride

[@zzzpip]

Merry christmas and thanks for taking the time to share you videos.cheers.

[@kurtruppenthal9506]

Steadily progressed into the rich urban bikers who write checks for their comfort because they don't want to be inconvenienced by motorcycle reality. Sturgis is full of them. Sorry, I can't relate anymore.

[@TwoWheelsBigLife]

Okay. Sorry we don’t relate. Still tiding bikes

[@frederickoning191]

This makes a lot more sense! Congratulations!

[@dlrides]

Congrats ………………. but why not a toy hauler camper to prevent loading bikes on a high bed truck ? Disaster waiting to happen.

[@TwoWheelsBigLife]

Space and size.after being on the road we found those big rigs do not fit in small dispersed camp areas.

[@dlrides]

@@TwoWheelsBigLife They make 17’, 19’, 21’, etc toy haulers.

[@dlrides]

@@TwoWheelsBigLife They make 17’, 19’, 21’, etc toy haulers that look like your camper but the rear has a load ramp/door.

[@TwoWheelsBigLife]

Yes we looked at those we decided that having to move the bike out to make a bed wasn’t going to work for us. This way we can get to a location, let’s say rainy and not move anything out just set up the camper and go to bed.

[@dxnetto]

Congratulations & best wishes for your new adventures

[@TwoWheelsBigLife]

Thank you so much 🙂

[@tracyknight5130]

Geez Looeeze! Y'all put the freaking "V" in pivot! Not at all what i was expecting. But hey, i get it. Now get a fold up tommy lift to lift the bikes onto the bed. That's a lot safer. Don't forget. If you set up and high winds come, stakes in the ground and tie that puppy down. B safe out there.

[@TwoWheelsBigLife]

Thanks, Tracy. Thankfully this setup is much more stable than Ruby was in the wind.

[@TwoWheelsBigLife]

Thanks let’s hope we don’t do the heavy winds again.

[@ericlunn5323]

Well ain't that they mother of all ramps! I have truly enjoyed travelling with you two and I look forward to watching you wheel those two giants back down that ramp . . .

[@garysbackroadadventures]

So sad to see ya'll give up on two wheel life and just become RV people. I enjoyed your videos and will miss them. But since you've tapped out on two wheel life, I also am tapping out. Hope you stay safe. Goodbye.

[@TwoWheelsBigLife]

Not a problem, Gary. Totally understand, however we haven't given up on 2 wheel life at all. Our channel will always be about the motorcycles. Basecamp is just a bigger Ruby and offers more comfort.

[@mikerosekappel5211]

I don't feel you are tapping out at all. It's all about comfort especially at our age. My husband pulls the camper and I pull the motorcycle or we stay in hotels and have great adventures on two wheels! I wish we could afford to do it fulltime. Maybe in a few years when we retire but we will pull the motorcycle and do it in a tent and stay in a hotel here and there when I need a break!

[@TwoWheelsBigLife]

@@mikerosekappel5211 Thanks you Guys. Cheers

[@edwardmiller6353]

Beautiful rig! Enjoy and keep the videos coming. Thanks!

[@sharileeengle5204]

Well guys, you lost me. Anyone can have an RV, but not everyone can ride the road. So I’m not interested now.

[@TwoWheelsBigLife]

Totally understand, Sharilee. Just know that our channel is still going to be all about the bikes and riding. Basecamp is just a bigger Ruby for us.

[@sboy1955]

Actually.. not “everyone can have an RV”. Many dream of full time RV life, but few actually try it, and fewer still stick with it..

[@chrisakaloulou_mozart38]

"You lost that lovin' feelin' Whoa, that lovin' feelin' You lost that lovin' feelin' Now it's gone, gone, gone, whoa-oh" bye bye, Ruby..... now you're over motorized...new adventures...but never forget...less is more! see you down the road, my dear friends...I kept my tent, I'm a drifter

[@karenallen5208]

Oh my goodness; you have arrived! Congratulations to you both.

[@ironhorsegladiator5034]

I have been riding this way for the past 9 years, hauling my bike and sleeping in my truck where I could be well rested to tackle some rough terrains on my KTM500EXC, but with my GS1250A, I get to ride far and not worry about having too much to carry.

[@susancates9544]

As you started this vid, I was fairly sure that was the direction you'd be heading. Keeping the bikes, adding a camper, allowing more comfort & roominess. Since you'll be setting up camp, heading out on bike trips from there, your trips on the bike will no doubt be shorter runs each day, til you get to the next campground.

[@TwoWheelsBigLife]

We hope to explore more of an area on the bikes and get deeper into the history also.

[@mikecole658]

How exciting, I'm blown away!!! Love change and growth!!

[@TwoWheelsBigLife]

Thanks Mike.

[@jimstevens1404]

Congratulations ! Love the new set up. Enjoy and ride on !

[@TwoWheelsBigLife]

Thanks! Will do!

[@felixcole5887]

Omg! I am so so happy for you all. Congratulations! Congratulations! Safe travels and May God continue to bless lead guide and protect you both on your travels. 🙏🏾❤️

[@TwoWheelsBigLife]

Thank You very much Felix

[@brandonbriner5301]

Super excited for you guys! Enjoy your new home and added comfort. I look forward to seeing more adventures.

[@manicrymes]

Wow, I did not see this coming but can't wait to see what happens next!

[@bertkelly7650]

I thought maybe a class b with ebikes on the back or a 5th wheel toy hauler, but you went completely different. Cool! New early presents.

[@erniecolussy1705]

The change has created a lot of questions. These questions will be answered over the new year or two. I am looking forward to seeing the answers. ● Will there still be the occasion cast iron skillet cooking experiment? ● Will you adventure North in the winter? In many areas of the country winter has some beautiful riding day. Sometimes these days have brilliant snow covered landscaping while the roads are clear and dry, and the air temperature is comfortable. ● And many more questions. I am sure that you will keep it interesting. Happy Birthday Chris. Good luck with the new setup/ basecamp. Happy Holidays

[@westcoast01letsride]

It's about time! Congratulations, I'm pretty sure your lives will be much more comfortable. Merry Christmas and thanks for next year in advance.

[@TwoWheelsBigLife]

Same to you! Thanks.

[@ibrahimaldossri2646]

Hi……. This is excellent for you. Keep it up 👍 I am following your vlog mor than ten thousand miles away and I am enjoy it. Thanks 🙏

[@marktype1with2]

Well it’s been a good ride. I guess done now, It was nice watching ya.

[@6fiddy309]

Just wanted to wish you guys a happy New Year.. Thanks for all that you do..🍺😎👍

[@TwoWheelsBigLife]

Our pleasure! and Happy New year !!

[@timwince5008]

Oh No .... I just started watching you because of Ruby ... lol .. congrats on the new rig.

[@flyermarkbig465]

I am really impressed by how long you were bikes only. This is a smart long term move. I like the set up. Safe travels. I will be waiting for the next adventure video. Happy Holidays. Be safe.

[@TwoWheelsBigLife]

Thanks, you too!

[@larry4762]

I watched this video the day it was posted. I decided not to comment at that time instead I went back and rewatched previous videos. The day you got Ruby instead of camping in a tent. The videos that had you going from renting lodging to going to camping in the tent. I also watched previous videos that I had not watched before. Its going to be so nice for both of you to be able to stop for the day and enjoy your new RV turn on the AC or heat cook a nice meal (which you always did) and just relax. Enjoy your new home. Merry Christmas Happy New Year.

[@pwestjr]

Hey Chris and Rich, this is so ironic that you guys now have a truck and an RV camper. Tomorrow, we take delivery of our new home which is going to be a Jayco Eagle 334RLOK 40' travel trailer. I will be adding a Hydralift on the back of the trailer for my 2017 BMW R1200 GS Adventure and we have to upgrade our 2021 2.7L Ford F-150 to a 2022 3.5L Ford F-150 (max tow package). Yes, this will be our new home starting in April sometime as long as our truck arrives by then from Dearborn, Michigan, and after we sell our house. We want to travel more and this was the best way to do so with 3 dogs and a cat. I am so excited for you guys and hope this time, I/we can finally meet you. I couldn't find you at the BMW MOA rally but maybe another time.

[@michaelmuzar888]

I do the exact same adventures as you are going to do. I have a Winnebago View and I tow in a cargo trailer my Ducati Multistrada. Now the difference, is you do it full time while I only do it two trips per year for about a week each trip. You are the real adventurers. Good luck can't wait to see your next adventure, I'll be watching.

[@martinprice1573]

Brilliant, love your new set up. Good luck Martin from England

[@TwoWheelsBigLife]

Thanks Cheers

[@SheriLatulip]

Wow! Wow! Wow! Please put a high tech security tracker on your truck.