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Low profile 13,500 BTU A/C unit
11’ Awning
Electric package
Side window, screen and blinds
Fold up dinette/bed with lightweight indoor/outdoor table
AM/FM/CD/IPOD stereo
Entry door window and screen
Wired for cable TV
Black exterior trim package
Finished Interior
(6) D-rings
6'7" inside height

We are the original owners and bought this new 6/22/12. After delivery we noticed there was a small puncture hole in the couch. We left the original covers on and have brand new covers that will be included. We also upgraded all interior lights and the exterior door light to LEDs. We added the 11’ awning that was installed by the VRV manufacturer. The only reason we’re selling is we upgraded to a Class C. We’ve had no issues with the trailer and it’s easy to load, haul and live in.

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P.S. do the Bucky on your trials bike That'll spark some interest We get asked all the time about the trials tires we run on the KTM's. Keep seeing more people running a rear trials tire now.

The Wisconsin Dual Sport riders had a fun section set up to try trials at the end of one of the hero sections. They didn't bother scoring as that just adds time and people. I think guys got a kick out of riding over some obstacles. Might just want to approach it that way instead of having it be scored since there is no points on the hero sections, just fun

  It was very fun! 7 days of riding. We did a big loop starting and ending in San Jose. Probably the craziest riding we did wasn't in the rain forest or water crossings but in San Jose. Scott dubbed it the Urban Enduro LOL! The trip was a blast and the guide was great. It anyone is ever interested let me know and we'll get you his information. We were on DRZ 400's. Stayed at smaller hotels and B&B's, ate great food...it was a blast!

Oops forgot to answer you Noel...we got home this past Wednesday, we were there Feb. 12th-20th

Noel, we saw some howler monkeys and a lot of road kill that were snakes That's cool your son is down there. We met a guy who was going to be volunteering there for 2 months gps tracking sea turtles. Steve, it was well worth it and a great time. I was there in 2001, I can't believe I made it home alive after that trip being on a tour bus 10 days. Being on the dirt bikes was a blast! We saw a lot of the country and got to go through some more remote areas with the bikes.

That's funny stuff!!! We helped our cabin fever by dual sporting it around Costa Rica for 7 days of riding.

IMHO I thought both Mauston events this year were fun. I rode a few of the intermediate lines just to try it out and I felt you guys did a nice job setting things up.

Oops I forgot about John  SORRY JOHN!!!!!

Nope...the Littlefields, Jeff, Deb, Dave, Dave's wife, Keith, Jake, Jake's kid and the Hubers were there also.

Nice seeing you guys 

We can't make it, sorry! The MMC is hosting it's annual Bucky Dual Sport ride so we'll be there tearin' up the trails.

For those of us who have to pick vacation in November for the whole following year, thank you for the heads up

http://cycleusa.com/dist16/D16Banquet%2012.pdf

Thanks for the great location Noel! Your house is COOL and it was fun to listen to the neighbors jam out on their 2 piece band, they're good! I think your idea of karaoke would be fun too although I'm out, I'll make the dogs howl with my signing hahahahaha!