HitchUpandGo exPress
January 2009 Issue
Featured Website: Fan-Tastic Vent
www.fantasticvent.com
Fan-Tastic Vent will exchange the air in your vehicle in minutes.
Cooking smoke and unpleasant aromas are whisked away in seconds.
Fan-Tastic Vent can reduce the
use of air conditioning allowing you to breath natural, fresh
ambient outside air.
Fan-Tastic Vent is light weight, compact, bug resistant,
durable and seals tight when not in use. The sealed motor operates
at variable or 3-speeds depending on the model for selected
performance levels. Installs in minutes and fits the standard
existing opening provided by most recreational vehicle manufacturers.
Whether your rig costs $5,000 or a million dollars, the quality
of the air you breathe should remain your paramount objective.
Featured Blog: Fab Grandma
fabgrandma.blogspot.com
My husband and I sold our house and all our stuff in
2000, and hit the road in a travel trailer. We work at campgrounds
and resorts to make a living. When we aren't working, we go fishing,
look for farm markets and local scenery, and get to know the area we
are in. My hobbies are quilting, sewing, making jewelry, and
cooking. I discovered I am gluten intolerant in April of 2007, so
any recipes I post since then are gluten free.
Bike Racks for RVs
by
Tim R. Enright
There are several different types of bike racks on the market
which can be used by RVers. Most styles will accommodate at
least 2 bicycles. Each of the various racks will have their good
and bad points. Allow me to elaborate on some of the more common
types.
Hitch Mount Racks are the most common. These mount to your RV
or vehicle using a trailer hitch mount. They can be mounted on
hitches on the front or rear of your vehicle. Frame Mount, Bumper
Mount and Ladder Mount Bike Racks mount to the rear of your RV.
There is also a bike rack mount that mounts to the roof of your
pop-up camper.
All of the hitches described above have one thing in common.
They leave your bike exposed to the weather and the risk of theft.
To combat this problem, several manufacturers have developed areas
inside of your RV to store and transport your bicycles. Some have
storage doors in the side or rear to put your bikes. You could
also opt for a Toy Hauler style RV which would not only allow
you to transport your bicycles, but your ATVs and motorcycles
as well.
Last but not least, you could purchase a folding bicycle. These
bikes have quick release clamps that allow you to fold them up
for compact storage.
Article
Courtesy of : BugSmacker
: Copyright 2008
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Product: Fan-Tastic Pop’n Lock Screen
Finally – a vent screen that is easy to clean. Innovative screen
replaces the original screen in any Fan-Tastic Vent. Pops in
effortlessly with no screws and pops back out for easy cleaning.
Covers pre-existing screw holes on all Fan-Tastic Vent models.
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