Bought our Rack N Roll 66 a few months ago from someone who maintained it well - 7yo and still in like new condition :-) Had planned to use it primarily for kayaking, but on our inaugural journey, we hauled 3 bikes and a custom built storage box for camping gear. Took a 6-week trip west to National Parks and wild places in South Dakota, Wyoming, Utah and Colorado, backpacking, camping and biking along the way. Lived and camped entirely out of our van due to COVID, so the trailer was an essential accessory for us to be able to bring all our gear - Skybox on the van, everything else on the trailer :-) The trailer is a breeze to haul - you hardly know it's back there - and it tackled both paved roads and dirt BLM roads with ease. We drive a mini-van, so no 4-wheeling, but some of those BLM roads are rough, so the trailer shocks were a welcome component. This trip was over 7000 miles, and we had NO trouble with the trailer at all. :-) The only change we plan to make is to convert it to a 78 so we can bring bikes AND kayaks next time ;-) Now we can leave the Skybox on the van and store the kayaks on the trailer, ready to go all season ... I do NOT miss loading heavy gear on top of the van ;-) In fact, it's so versatile that I think we will use it next to haul our family's Christmas trees home! Winter storage is also a breeze - just remove the tongue and stand it up on end - fits right in our shed or garage. If you are waiting to get one of these, don't ... just buy it ... you won't regret it!
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