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Montague SwissBike XO 27-Speed 18' Mountain Bike

The XO Swiss™ Mountain Bike is an aggressive hard tail that can be ridden anywhere. This Bike is designed for anything of big hit riding and is ideal for anyone who likes to take their bike with them where ever they go. This 27 speed bike comes equipped with a hand welded custom drawn aluminum frame, Sram&® X-0 Trigger Shifters, hydraulic front disc brake and Rockshox® Recon front fork. Folds to 36' x 28' x 12' in under thirty seconds without the use of tools. The SwissBike™ XO Bike uses all standard Mountain Bike wheels and components serviceable at any bicycle shop.

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Sportz Truck Tent III for Full Size Crew Cab Trucks (For GMC Sierra Model)

Why camp in an ordinary ground tent or an expensive RV, when you can camp right in the back of your truck. The Sportz Truck Tent assembles in the back of your open-bed pickup, creating a comfortable, restful sleeping area for two people. With seven models to fit almost every truck on the market, it's no wonder why the Sportz Truck Tent is the market leader. Discover how a Sportz Truck Tent adds convenience and flexibility to your outdoor adventures. Only truck tent on the market with a patented sewn in floor Larger interior area with over 5.6 feet of headroom 2 side vents and 2 large windows with middle divider to allow for optional ventilation Rear access door allows you to access the truck's cab for additional storage Color coded pole and sleeve system allows for a fast, easy set up Full rain fly to protect you against the wettest weather 4' x 4' awning extends off the tailgate providing shade, with no need for guide ropes as the poles secure directly to the tailgate. Interio

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When you invest in something as substantial as an RV you want to protect that investment every chance you get. The difficult part with an RV is that you invest in it to use it and when you start using it is when the problems start arising.

But there are ways to protect your investment and still be able to take her out on the open road just like it was meant to be and that way is by employing RV covers. There are various sorts of RV covers for differing types of conditions and scenarios and the best way to correctly defend your RV is to learn when to use the different types of RV covers. It truly isn't that hard and is something that you can easily learn in just a few mins.

Camco 40431 RV White Roof Vent Cover

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Camco 45332 27-29" Colonial White RV Vinyl Tire Protector

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EMPIRE 5-Pack LCD Screen Protector with Lint Cleaning Cloth for Apple iPhone 3G 8GB 16GB [EMPIRE Packaging]

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Maxxair 00-933072 MaxxAir II Translucent White Vent Cover

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Short Queen Mattress Pad Matress Cover for RV or Camper

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If you have just purchased your first RV and you are looking for something to protect it from the elements during short term storage then you wish to look into a polypropylene RV cover. The polypropylene covers are neat if you will put your RV into storage for a brief period or if you are just starting out in the world of RVing and you are getting used to the notion of covering your RV. Polypropylene is probably the more universal of the RV covers but remember that is for short term use only and it does not really protect against all elements.

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Camping is a great way to enjoy the outdoors and bring the family together. There are many places you can go to hike, canoe or sightsee. Having the correct camping gear will help make your experience more fun and ensure you are not caught in situations without the proper equipment. Before embarking on your trip, make a list of all supplies you need to ensure everything is packed and ready to go.

Sleeping Arrangements

Decide whether you want to rent an RV, pop-up camper, or use a tent. Using a tent is a fun and inexpensive way to get back to nature. Tents are available at most sporting good stores and can also be found at discount stores. They are easy to set up and are a great way to spend a bit of time bonding when you first get to the camp area. Choose tents that are water resistant, but also bring along a large waterproof tarp to hang over the tent in case there is a lot of rain. Get sleeping bags that are warm and the right size to comfortably fit the individual. Sleeping mats, air mattresses, or folding cots that go under the bag are ways to make sleeping more comfortable. If you opt for an RV or camper, these can be a bit pricier but will better protect you from the elements and will also provide other amenities such as beds, a stove and a refrigerator.

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So you've decided to go camping. You've check out the camp sites that are accredited by the ACA or American Camping Association and KOA or Kampgrounds of America. Now you need to decide how much you want to rough it. Are you staying in an RV, or a pop up camper? Perhaps you're pulling a travel trailer. Much too luxe for you, you say. You're a real man and all you need is a sleeping bag and a tent.

Choosing a tent for camping is the first task for any camping trip. What type of weather conditions are you expecting? Always be prepared for the worst, rain, wind, and cold. There are three season and four season tents available. Four season tents are heavier than three season tents. They tend to have more poles than three season tents to help them withstand wind and snow fall. Of course, most of us are fair weather campers. A three season tent will be fine for us. So, now, what style of tent do you want?

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Camping is a great outdoor activity that can be enjoyed both by couples, a group of friends or by the entire family. The following are some tips for beginners about how to prepare for their camping trip.

Most first-time campers usually being their foray into camping as tent campers or car campers since all their camping equipment is loaded into their car (instead of an RV). Uppermost on their list of things needed would obviously have to be a tent. They don't have to choose and expensive tent as long as it provides adequate weather protection and shields the campers from natural elements such as the wind, sun, and rain. You also need a secure tent that can keep you away from flies, mosquitoes and other pests. Your tent will also be, in all likelihood, your best place for privacy and where you will store your clothes and camping gear to keep them safe from the weather.

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When you go camping, it’s not only your family and the persons you’re with, you are responsible of. When you go camping, it’s not only your personal items you should take care of. When you go camping, it’s not only your tent or your RV or your sleeping cot that you have to look after.

What most people don’t realize is that when they go camping, they are also responsible in taking care of the environment and making sure they do not do anything that is harmful to nature.

One thing you should remember when going camping is to dispose of your trash properly. Never leave any trash behind or worse throw them in lakes or streams. Instead you should always have trash bags ready and take them with you when you leave the campsite. It’s even better if you segregate your garbage and placing biodegradable and non biodegradable trash in different containers. Be sure to dispose of these trash bags properly.

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The best camping tip you can get is to abide by the Boy Scout motto and “be prepared.” There are all sorts of things that can happen on a camping trip so expect the unexpected. Make lists of items that you should bring and pack all the essential equipment. Take into consideration the area where you will be, any rules for the camping site, weather conditions, safety and fun.

The Campsite

Make sure you have the proper equipment for camping. Know what sleeping arrangements are and where you will be cooking. If you are using a camper or RV, much of this will be supplied in your facilities but you will need to know any rules for the particular campsite. If you are sleeping outdoors, make sure you have tents and sleeping bags as well as warm clothing. Bring waterproof matches for campfires and cooking. Set up tents according to instruction. Always leave your campsite the way you found it. The best rule of thumb is to make sure it looks like you were never there.

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Had it with the rat race? Got time off but not much cash to spend? Losing touch with your family? Sounds like an old-fashioned campout is just what you need.

Camping is a great way to enjoy the outdoors and spend time getting reacquainted with your family. Great family camping getaways are easy to plan and inexpensive vacation options. Nature is everywhere, so you don't need to travel far for your camping trip. You can journey to a national park, drive to a local campground, or pitch a tent in your own backyard.

Camping 101 begins with the planning. This part of the trip is half the fun. Call a family meeting to decide where you'd like to go. Depending on your budget, you can plan to load up the trunk with tents and sleeping bags, pull a camper or drive an RV. The point is to treat your family to an unforgettable outdoor adventure, so it doesn't matter how you plan to camp or where you intend to go.

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Camping has come a long way. For many, camping is not throwing up a tent, grabbing the fishing poles, lanterns, sleeping bags and cooler of food. Camping has become an art and is full of creature comforts.

Campgrounds have also evolved. With modern amenities like HOT and cold running water, small convenience shops, even private golf courses and cable tv hookups, they are more like resort destinations.

A new convenience that is popping up all over the camper world is electric scooters. Electric scooters are being accepted more and more at campgrounds and you can see them everywhere. Some campgrounds have taken it a step further and offer scooter rentals.

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Camping is a sort of vacation that one knows when one sees it, but few define the experience quite the same way.  Pondering this produces what thoughts? Backpacking through the desert or hiking through the woods. Do you get nostalgic about the days when you and your pals camped out on the grass behind your house? Times were never better.

A lot of children like going to summer camp so they may spend time with other children and tell spooky tales around the fire whilst everybody acts as though they're actually not frightened. Some think that it is uncool to admit you are scared because others might poke fun at you. But you're already considering the camping equipment you might require next summer, in addition to planning revenge for the prior year.

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