+1. that's a small trailer home. Camping is done with or without tents! Of course, this is also why my wife will never go camping with me though.
correct, forgot, i don't camp, i RV. my idea of roughing it is using the antenna instead of the dish. i did the tent thing when i worked for Uncle Sugar and got paid for it, and once again after that-didn't care for it either time. if i was 35 yrs younger you might get me to use the OP's popup-but at my age, forget it-like my creature comforts.+1. that's a small trailer home. Camping is done with or without tents! Of course, this is also why my wife will never go camping with me though.
x2 I personally have seen bike racks on a receiver type of mount on the rear of camper.
wish you luck with that. tell hubby to keep an eye on bumper for any stress cracks. if you can, tie it (up high) to the back of the camper to keep it from flexing. if in doubt, check with mfg of the popup and see what they say-will usually have a 150(or there abouts)pound limit-bout what a spare tire and mount will weigh with a little left over. and/or research it on rv.net.
I used to own and use a camper for may years and it was quite capable of carrying stuff on top, like air conditioners and my bikes. Many RV dealers will install them. Obviously it is not recommended to crank the roof up with bikes, etc. up there, though. Quality campers have very solid roofs. That's actually one the of benefits of a popup camper, they are low enough to allow bikes, canoes, kayaks, etc. to be carried without fear of hitting underpasses, etc.jp2611 said:
