Lot's of info on www.motocampers.com

 

Humbly though,I cant take credit for writing there return policy,or for the mom and pops they put out of business,or the labor they sent overseas

 

that genius. never thought of doing that. for my next trip tho I might have to do that a few times in my 3 week trip. that would save some bucks.

Batman

 

Trying to justify your dishonesty?

 

maybe , we could spin it all day.

The home depot idea is geniuos, Id probably pass on that, seeing i have a spotless record and that could lead to trespassing,and possably soliciting charges , humm not sure about that one.

 

or for the mom and pops they put out of business,or the labor they sent overseas ... maybe if you paid for what you used it would be a different scenario? ... Just a thought.

 

I bet you are one of those who goes to Wal-Mart and buys a big TV for Superbowl and then returns it on Monday.......................just f'in thieves.

 

Naw that's the Appalachia in me

In thinking about it, I guess it's a bit unethical. I started doing it years ago when I was on a budget traveling around the country. Before that, I was a graveyard or tree line in between the interstate kind of guy for budget, on the move accommodations. Reading some of the responses has made me think about the practice.

Back to the campers. Here's where a camper would suit me: I'd like one for places that are a days ride or less where I intended to stay 2 or more days and ride the area. That way I'd only be strapped hauling the thing to and from and I'd only have one set up and one break down. I used to camp at a motorcycle only campground down in Cruso, NC but I threw my tent away when they got camping cabins

 

Do it, they're good fun. This is a Bunkhouse, got it for $3800. By the time I got it delivered and installed hitch and lights I was into it for about $4700. Small enough to store in garage, and can pull it with an SUV when you want to take the dog camping.

 

This is how we do it. Bought this used several years ago for about $400.