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Great news. Thanks.

Regardless of the R value article I have no doubt reflectix makes a HUGE difference having experienced long term before and after use combined with my Olympian Wave 3. Whether it's just the bubble wrap layer doing the insulating I don't know, but it kicks butt compared to canvas alone.

Coming home from Mammoth just before Xmas there were CHP roadblocks for tractor trailers in Lone Pine with about 20 rigs parked at the side of the road that had been denied further travel but CHP waved me through. Further on down the road near Ridgecrest/Inyokern there was another roadblock...

Spent two of the windiest, snowiest nights in my camper the last two nights near mammoth. Perfect way to bring in the solstice !! Too windy for riding today so heading for home.

37° on the beach at 0630 this morning. Glad I covered my citrus last night.

I would say it depends on where you plan to exit/enter pavement. The only place you are going to find air is a Pemex or local mechanic. Depending on where you exit you could have to drive many, many miles with low tire pressure before your next opportunity to air up. Pretty necessary in my...

Second Comb Ridge, Cedar Mesa and House of Fire. Probably ought to add getting a permit for Moon House too. You could spend months out there.

It was a pleasure to finally meet you and the Lady, as mentioned it was inevitable. If memory serves me correctly we just missed each other in the same area about four years ago, glad it didn't happen again. I'm not sure if you even noticed but in case you were wondering about the mysterious...

Actually there is gas in Villa Jesus Maria (187.5 miles from El Rosario according to my notes in my Baja Almanac), not a big difference but if you really need gas, it's there. Carmelita's is the extra bonus

Came out of Death Valley this afternoon at Olancha. Winds were blowing strong, gusting to 40+kts easily, all of Owens Valley was in the midst of a massive dust/sand storm, as bad as I've ever seen it. I Actually ruined my windshield coming across from the Keeler side of the lake, the sand...

I do have one but it seems you've already made your choice. Congrats.

Check out Bison coolers as well. Made in the U.S.A.

Heartwarming. Tax dollars well spent

I've got a 2006 Tundra Double Cab with Ride Rites, been running that configuration for the past 8 years with no issues. Good luck whichever way you decide to go. **edit-- mine is a TRD too

Another brand worth looking into. Made in the U.S.A. (not all Yeti's are). https://www.bisoncoolers.com/categories/coolers/ I have a small 25 QT I use for ice only and it performs well in the heat.

This is what it is capable of (not my pics)