Maverick, Friends, Electric Bikes, and One Really Shiny Truck!
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- Опубликовано: 11 июл 2022
- A Family of three on a Nomadic Journey. Sharing our #rvlife with you!
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We made it to Albany, OR to see our good friends, the Taylors. While here we got to hang out, get our new E-Bikes (#lectrice) and got the truck ceramic-coated. What a Game Changer!
🕒Recorded in May and June of 2022
🕒Released on July 12th, 2022
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Great video! Always finish your videos with a smile. I need to look into coating my SUV. Wonderful idea.
It has made such a difference’
Will you do a full review of the E-Bike? I'm curious to see if the specs hold up in real world practical usage and what the longevity of the bikes end up being. You couldn't have asked for a better testing play-ground to see what they are made of. The trails up there, are some of the best hiking views in the world, in my opinion.
We will once we get more time on them. Still getting Brax used to it. Won’t be able to do long trails until he is comfortable with the throttle.
Another great video. I am curious on what you decided to use to hole the bikes down while traveling and how it’s working out. Looking forward to more videos.
So far it’s holding up. We use rubber hold downs on the floor, the type you would see on a Jeep hood or a Yeti cooler. Then we have massive velcro straps that go around the frame and connect to the basement frame above.
@@HomeMeetsRoad great idea. I might have to give this a try.
We have a class A and would love to know how you got them under your rig. Is there a video on it.
The electric bikes in the basement? Lots of measuring before buying the bikes and then some straps with D rings.