Things To Consider Before Buying A Motorcycle

By Maryl Joop


Once you camp with an RV, you never go back. It would be like downgrading to a Port-a-Potty after using a toilet your whole life. In fact, it is exactly like that or worse as when you are camping without an RV you have to make do with what you have. However, camping with an RV doesn't automatically make everything easier. Here are a few tips to keep your camping safe.

The excitement of speeding down the road in a motorcycle can be a great experience for many people. However, it is important to plan and research the benefits of a motorcycle, and what it will be used for. At times it is easy to impulsive and buys an item without thoroughly studying the details that can make life easier in the long run. By knowing what you want and how much you want to spend you can make a better decision. Here are a few tips to help you in your research:

Once you've found a suitable campground make a reservation and specify that you have an RV, not just a car and a tent. Confirm reservations over the phone beforehand to avoid closing hours and keep a list of other nearby campgrounds in case they are fully booked or there is bad weather.

* Check the chain, handle bars and safety features to make sure the bike is safe and road worthy. This is still good to do on a brand new motorcycle as well.

What to do before renting

Homes on wheels are not as capable as homes not on wheels when it comes to amps. They are limited to 30 or 50 amps, so you want to keep track how many you're using in order to avoid losing electricity altogether. The formula to convert watts to amps is watts divided by volts equals amps.

There are legal weight limits that your RV is allowed to weigh. You can weigh your RV at a commercial truck stop and calculate how much water and fuel you can carry based on that.

What kind of rider are you

Be sure that the next trip you take with your RV is a safe one by following all of these simple tips and educating those with you about RV safety.




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By Maryl Joop


Once you camp with an RV, you never go back. It would be like downgrading to a Port-a-Potty after using a toilet your whole life. In fact, it is exactly like that or worse as when you are camping without an RV you have to make do with what you have. However, camping with an RV doesn't automatically make everything easier. Here are a few tips to keep your camping safe.

The excitement of speeding down the road in a motorcycle can be a great experience for many people. However, it is important to plan and research the benefits of a motorcycle, and what it will be used for. At times it is easy to impulsive and buys an item without thoroughly studying the details that can make life easier in the long run. By knowing what you want and how much you want to spend you can make a better decision. Here are a few tips to help you in your research:

Once you've found a suitable campground make a reservation and specify that you have an RV, not just a car and a tent. Confirm reservations over the phone beforehand to avoid closing hours and keep a list of other nearby campgrounds in case they are fully booked or there is bad weather.

* Check the chain, handle bars and safety features to make sure the bike is safe and road worthy. This is still good to do on a brand new motorcycle as well.

What to do before renting

Homes on wheels are not as capable as homes not on wheels when it comes to amps. They are limited to 30 or 50 amps, so you want to keep track how many you're using in order to avoid losing electricity altogether. The formula to convert watts to amps is watts divided by volts equals amps.

There are legal weight limits that your RV is allowed to weigh. You can weigh your RV at a commercial truck stop and calculate how much water and fuel you can carry based on that.

What kind of rider are you

Be sure that the next trip you take with your RV is a safe one by following all of these simple tips and educating those with you about RV safety.




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