Recent content by Singler3360

Glad to provide some food for thought or beverage, as it where.

Here’s an alternative to the Ruby front fork included with on the Salsa Stormchaser. I have no experience with any of these. https://www.canecreek.com/products/invert...

I'm 58 yo with a ton of neck and back problems. Most of my riding is on gravel forest service roads, so your need for a front suspension fork may vary from my needs/interests. My current bike is a Specialized Diverge with it's proprietary FutureShock stem. I recently added a suspension seat...

A few squirts of Sterno gel will work on damp, but not totally wet, wood. I find it works better than charcoal lighter.

@BadMonkeyOverlander We own a Conqueror UEV-14, not an NJStar. Sorry I can't be of help.

Wow! Was your trailer hitched and/or where the stabilizers deployed? Poptop down too? Glad you survived!

Wonderful. Can you elaborate a little bit more on the shower setup? The one pic doesn't quite illustrate where it's positioned and how it is plumbed and used. Also, which specific Van Compass suspension system does it have? Thank you!

If the dinette converts to a sleeping area, then it looks like an adult could sleep north/south with their head toward the front, no? Any pics of this configuration?

Can an adult sleep comfortably in the downstairs dinette area?

Looks and sounds like an epic adventure. Thanks for the introduction and updates. Safe travels!

Bon voyage!

Excellent. Thanks for sharing. EDIT: Can you post a make/model or a link to this product? Is there a way to adjust the temp range? It seems turning off at 20c is a little warm.

Do these units have built-in heaters and low temp protection? Seems like a very good value if they do!!

Thanks for posting this. I saw something similar to this when I was looking. With 5 batteries I decided on the cheaper DIY solution fist. So far so good.

I decided to go with the Inkbird temp control box instead so that I could dial in the on/off settings. I can't remember exactly why I didn't choose the self-regulating tank heater pads. Perhaps they were too big or I wanted an easy way to turn them off with a simple switch by the control...