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I deserve that. I’ve been shopping for a new truck to carry my Hallmark popup. Ads deliberately leaving out an obvious and important detail, like mileage, have become a personal annoyance. Bad ass rig! Good luck with your sale.

It will go 500k miles but mileage isn’t listed. Guess it must be 499,000 since it’s been from Inuvik to Argentina and everywhere in between.

Anyone on here have a bike mount directly attached to the back of their Hallmark camper? Hallmark will do this in the factory with a Rocky fork mount. I’m preparing to install 2 on my Guanella and it would be helpful to have some photos or measurements. How do you like the bike mount? Is it...

I can get level with the 3 jacks (triangle) on my old camper so I think it would work on a trailer as well. Differences is trailer also has tires on the ground...maybe that doesn’t effect it too much. Also could drive the tires onto blocks on just one.

I suppose as many as where designed to travel down the road without a truck blocking the front them. ;). Good point though. All smart things to consider.

I don’t think I’d want a single axle anyway. Nice bonus of a trailer is it’s multipurpose and tandems just travel much nicer. I’ll take the loss of maneuverability for this purpose. I built a steel dolly with casters to roll the camper around the shop. I’ve considered removing the casters...

I’ve definitely thought about using the camper off the truck quite a bit. I’d like to have that option in addition to the trailer and of course the intended use on the truck. I’ve not found the perfect camper for all occasions so it would be nice to have options. Good to hear you are doing it...

Good to hear people have been satisfied with the conversion. The “covered deck” does seem like a nice bonus of a longer trailer. I wonder whether it would be best for aerodynamics for the camper to be faced forward or rearward. Or what side is going to be easier to clean the bugs off. I do...

We have a Hallmark Guanella camper we use about 40 days a year. About half our trips we like to be very flexible. Hence the popup camper. The other half of our trips we are spending more days in one location and taking turns riding mountain bikes. On these trips it would be very nice to...