Gander RV & Outdoors

Even if you can’t or don’t want to fix everything now, it’s important to know what is going on with your bike. If an issue suddenly becomes worse or begins to affect your ride, you’ll know what’s going on. You can find videos online, but these adjustments aren’t always universal and you’ll want to be sure you know how to do the work on the bike you have. That way, you won’t have to worry about them again for a while and you’ll be sure to stop every time you pull the brake levers.

It’s easy to think of yourself as Peter Fonda (well, a retired Peter Fonda, maybe) when you’re traveling down the highway in your RV. From highways to weight to the things you carry with you, it’s important to know where you’re going and what kinds of laws you need to abide by. The Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration sets basic guideposts for vehicles requiring a commercial driver’s license (CDL), but some states go stricter with their requirements. Some states require some kind of special licensing (not necessarily a CDL) if your rig is particularly large (usually in excess of 26,000 lbs., or heavier).

It wasn’t easy for Tia to convince Keith—a retired pro football player and generally large man—to buy and live in an RV. That meant enriching their sons’ homeschooling with field trips to important historical locations and immersive experiences. They take their Class A to campsites across the country and have found that ’re creating memories and experiences that will last their—and their boys’—lives.

you know you’re old? After spending their working years in the city, the Carebs have attacked their retirement years: traveling the country, hot-air ballooning, whitewater rafting— all while staying connected to family and building deep friendships along their journey. Watch their story to see how their RV has let them see and experience the best of what America has to offer.