Recent content by Justin Campbell

I’ve ridden my bicycle across it a couple of times. It is breathtaking! The views and the climb! But honestly the harder part was the descent. Had to stop regularly to let the disc brakes cool. They were sizzling.

A new addition for us on the camper. Bike racks on the roof. Went with the 1Up Super Duty tray racks. They installed beautifully on the rack and look really great on the camper. Just installed them tonight so haven’t used them yet but they look like they will work really well. Will have to lift...

I’ll add, as a shorter guy that’s only 6’4”, that the 560 is perfect. I make the sofa flush and put my pillow on it and have tons of room to stretch out. I think a 7 footer would be comfortable in it!

Do the current Gazelles have two doors? I thought it looked like they only had one and so wasn’t sure how I’d get in and out of it after it was over the hatch.

Yes. Very quick to pop up even my first time doing it today. And the way it fits the top of the camper looks like it was literally custom made for the Camp-Inn. Turned out better than I expected. And yes, could change the angles of the wings to fit your situation. There is also a screen house...

We found a canopy tarp solution that works really well for the galley. Almost like it was made for the Camp-Inn. It’s called the Kelty Waypoint. It clips to the middle of the roof rack and then has straps that attach down to both wheels. It comes with one tall pole and I added two extra poles...

We didn’t make it to CICO this year but rather came to the Crossroads of America Tear Jerker event at Brown Co State Park in Indiana for the weekend. It’s such a wonderful place! There are two 560’s here this weekend. Dan and Cathy from Bloomington in addition to us. I’m proud to say we won...

We will be there! But not in the new Camp Inn. Using Pork Belly Charter. This is my 5th RAGBRAI. If you’ve not done it before you are in for a treat.

Would it work to rig something up to mount it to the table leg directly so that paper towels would be perpendicular to the ground when the table is up? Could do it high up the leg but would still have to bend under the table to get to them. Thinking could use those plumbing connectors that...

10,000 feet of climb over a 100 miles will get your attention for sure!

Sometimes those screw ups create the best adventures! At least the most memorable ones anyway. I always say I can’t remember all the bicycle rides I’ve done with perfect temps and blue skies. But remember the day at RAGBRAI in 2014 when it was freezing rain in July and the day in Utah when it...

Have you ever seen a comprehensive packing list posted? I have one that I put together for my bikepacking trips. Has everything I can possibly think of and then I just pack what I need for that specific adventure. But ensures I don’t forget anything. Would love to see something similar for...

Got that autobrake already! Cary convinced me of that one. Even though my current truck has the controller built in. Figured it gives vehicle flexibility for the future. Or I have a new red and white Heritage edition Bronco that might make a fun tow vehicle in the summer time.

Ok, you all win! I let Cary know today to add the parking brake. You convinced me that’s a worthy add.

I went back and forth on the parking brakes. I get the utility of them for sure. Just couldn’t decide if they were truly worth the $800 price differential over the standard brakes and chocks. Will keep pondering that one. It isn’t too late to add them I guess. I’m good without the radio. We...