I would, but he is only 7 months (today). Too much work to wheel and tend to his needs right now.RogueClimber said:Keith
Strap the little man in and head for the trails! We take one of my climbing buddies kids on a pretty descent trail and he loves it. Put a little Metallica on and the kid will be head banging before you know it! :cheers:
Yup. I replaced 2 of the lifting cables, re-wired the lights, fix the roof leak, new safety chains, new lifting jack, and re-greased the bears.Night in Armor said:Hey you got the Starcraft up an running, that's great! How'd it tow?
No. There were hydraulic brakes, but the drums were frozen so for the time being I just pulled them off. (I hear MC gasping) No the brightest idea, but I was not investing in new brakes for a POS camper.Night in Armor said:Sweet! did you electric brake it? I did my Rockwood for the mountains.
Speaking of, Colorado awaits.
Hell yeah. He has been all over the place. Already on a plane, couple of long car trips, planning on heading to Florida in the late fall, and North Carolina and Georgia for x-mas.lifeinthesouth said:Koko, you give me hope! There is life after children.
Our first test will be next weekend! Our lil boy is 4 months and we're going on a short beach vacation (staying in a hotel)... i can't wait; it's long overdue.
kokopop said:See if you can find a Vau De Kids pack. Saw them at the Outdoor retailer show and they looked superior to Kelty...lifeinthesouth said:Still trying to find a decent Kelty kid pack so we can do some day hikes when mom is work. Surprisingly Northern NJ has a ton of trails.
Never heard of them. Thanks for the info I will check them out. Campmor only had Kelty and Dueter to try out.lifeinthesouth said:At the bike shop I used to run we got hooked up with VauDe; I can vouch for their products... good stuff!