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ROADTREK OWNERS RALLY A HUGE SUCCESS!
"Happiness on wheels" - People love Roadtrek...
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2010 Roadtrek SS-Ideal
class B motorhome
RoTi review and forum |
Roaming Times RV news / press releases – Colton, California (MMD Newswire) July 13, 2010 - Roadtrek has arrived at Colton RV Expo and so have their owners. Roadtrek owners have it all! The comforts of a larger motorhome with the parking ease, drivability and styling of a large crossover or luxury van. A large group of Roadtrek owners recently visited Colton RV Expo.
Jim Hammill, President of Roadtrek Motorhomes, has high praises for Mike Thompson RV and their participation. "I want to convey to you our sincere thanks for the fantastic job your people did at the rally last weekend. Roadtrek owners who attended the rally have been using superlatives like 'Best Roadtrek Rally we ever attended' and 'What makes the difference is the CAN DO attitude of the Service Department Staff.' |
I must have heard these comments twenty times from different owners. Many owners had warranty and service work done and your staff worked long and hard to complete as much as possible. This was all done in a positive friendly manner. The sales team did a great job. We are definitely handling the Roadtrek buyer the right way at Mike Thompson RV! We have branded MTRV and Colton with the Owner's Group in Southern California. Thank you to you and your staff!"
See Roaming Times RV blog article - Roadtrek SS-Ideal - the industry’s first and only slide from the rear doors of a class B
See earlier article - While monthly sales of Class A and Class C motorhomes continue to be down on a year-over-year basis, Class B sales have been up for the last six months... Class As and Class Cs were down 19 percent, but Class Bs were up 33 percent during the same period...
The rebound in Class B sales is probably the best kept secret in the industry,” said Roadtrek Chairman Jeff Hanemaayer. see the article
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| Re: Roadtrek 190 class B motorhome | bill | how do you remove the drivers side window/ventilator assembly behind the refrigerator |
| Re: Roadtrek SS-Agile motorhome | LOUIS | THE REASON I USED LOUIS ONLY I AM A HANDCAP 96 YEARS OLD BUT LOOK AND CAN DO ANY THING A 79 YEAR OLD CAN DO I CAN'T GO ANY PLACE BECAUSE I NEED TO TAKE CARE OF MY BODY FUNCTIONS NO DESEL |
| Re: Roadtrek SS-Agile motorhome | LOUIS | THE REASON I USED LOUIS ONLY I AM A HANDCAP 96 YEARS OLD BUT LOOK AND CAN DO ANY THING A 79 YEAR OLD CAN DO I CAN'T GO ANY PLACE BECAUSE I NEED TO TAKE CARE OF MY BODY FUNCIONS NO DESEL |
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| Re: Roadtrek RS-Adventurous class B motorhome | okieredhead | My husband and I are looking at purchasing an rv within the next year. One concern I have with class b is the fact that my husband is 6'4" tall. Wondered if this would be an issue with the Adventurous. |
| Re: Roadtrek 190-Popular class B motorhome | Fatty Falcone | I smelled gas, saw a small leak on the drivers side of my chevy 2003 190 popular, so I removed the fuel tank ( plastic ) and found that it leaked at the factory pressed in filler connection seal at the top of the tank, I could not find a after market tank for a 2003 and a new tank from chevy runs $1200.00 with out installation so i took JB weld and give it 3 coats and my problem was solve, I just hope it holds up ? Fatty |
| Re: Roadtrek 190-Popular class B motorhome | Fatty Falcone | I just replaced the propane regulator for the BBQ, on my 2003 roadtrek popular 190, do to it being mounted on it's side instead of flat,( no room to mount it flat) the trailer hitch has to be removed to get access to it. |
| Re: Roadtrek 190-Popular class B motorhome | pennysmom | We recently purchased a 1998 Roadtrek 190 Popular and are readying it for our shake-down trip before planning a lengthy trip early next year. Can someone tell me how to replace the sewer hose on a 1998? What's there is only about 4 feet long and fairly brittle. |
| Re: Roadtrek RS-Adventurous class B motorhome | Chef Schnauzer | I just looked at the newest RoadTrek - WOW - I have been toying with the idea of buying a Road Trek and Just started saving up for a healthy downpayment. I'm going to have to go used - I guess I'd hire a mechanic to test drive it for me. And the advantages of desiel - do they still exist? Seems to me the price of desiel it just never retured to it's position (relitave to unleaded). I gotta tell you, I can't wait for my first B class freedom mobile. schnaume@yahoo.com |
| Re: Roadtrek 210 class B motorhome | route 66 travelers | just returned from a road trip from st simons is, ga, to los angeles, ca, on our new roadtrek 210 versatile. five of us traveled on it in good comfort. the van handled the mountain grades without any problems. its a new engine, we drove approx 5800 miles rd trip. best gas mil was 14.8 and we were loaded pretty heavy for five people. the only problem was the ac doesnt cool enough for us. it has the standard overhead cool cat ac/heat pump unit. anyone know about any replacement acs for the roadtrek that puts out more colder air? i reaaly dont want the heat pump because the unit also has a furnace. other than that, we love our rig and plan to put alot of miles on it. |
| Re: Roadtrek 190-Simplicity motorhome | Reed4 | We just bought the 2012 Roadtrek 210 Simplicity. It really is great. Only 22' long but it has everything we need. |
| Re: Roadtrek 190-Simplicity motorhome | Kobe | I've been looking at Roadtreks for years. I'm amazed they brought out a lower cost model - market demand I guess. Thanks for the review I'm going to look at it. |
| Re: Roadtrek SS-Agile motorhome | Paul Douglas | By far the Roadtrek is the best overall vehicle I have ever owned, and I have owned a lot. Mostly luxury vehicles but this is the best. |
| Re: Roadtrek 190 class B motorhome | The Bailey's, California | The 190-Versatile is not only making an excellent 2nd car, but a new way, on a moments notice, to visit friends and decide and stay overnight in our Roadtrek. We are having fun!!
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| Re: Roadtrek 190 class B motorhome | Nancy M El Cajon, CA | I have a 93 Roadtrek Popular and love it. Even though it is old, I never want to get rid of it. I want to fix it up, however and am looking for some parts. If anyone can tell me where I can get some used parts I would be grateful. I think the Roadtrek is a superior RV of it's class. |
| Re: Roadtrek SS-Agile motorhome | Ken B | I like the Agile better than the Ideal I think - not sure about the rear slide-out... |
| Re: Roadtrek RS-Adventurous class B motorhome | Trekker | Can you really park the RT Adventurous in a regular size parking space? like grocery parking? some people say yes, but RT is 23 feet long, there is no way it will fit, unless you take 2 parking spaces. Please clarify RT Adventurous owners. Thanks. |
| Re: Roadtrek RS-Adventurous class B motorhome | barbara | We have a Roadtrek adventurous and we love it. It gets great gas mileage. If you have a flat, BE AWARE THAT THE SPARE IS ON A STEEL RIM AND THE LUG NUTS THAT HOLD THE SPARE ON ARE SHORT AND THEY ARE THE ONES TO USE WHEN YOU PUT THE SPARE ON THE RV. If you use the 5 lugs that came off the flat tire, they will be too long and will ruin the hub. Reading the book would have told us that. But who would think that a spare tire goes on with different lugs? |
| Re: Roadtrek 190-Popular class B motorhome | Jon | I own a 1994 Roadtrek 190 Popular and I am extreamly pleased with it. My grandfather left it to me when he passed away in 2008. Growing up with my grandparents I was around when they bought our Roadtrek new from the lot.
I do have some issues with the generator as my grandfather could not keep up with the monthly maintenance during his later years. I was in the military overseas and couldn't help maintain it.
The passenger door window goes up when it wants too. Going down, not a problem.
We have had the engine replaced twice, due to bad mechanics but it runs GREAT now.
Now my wife and I enjoy the Roadtrek on the weekends and been camping in it a couple of times.
I highly reccomend the Roadtrek Club especially for new R/T owners. They have awesome ralleys every year. Something that my grandparents and I used to take advantage of.
The left and right rear farrings were damaged when a tow truck driver didn't know what he was doing and cracked both of them. Due to my line of work I was able to fix it and you cant even tell except for the paint.
But once again, Roadtreks are really a way to go. However I am eventually going to get a trailer to tow behind for longer camp stays. But for weekends and what not GREAT RIG! |
| Re: Roadtrek SS-Ideal motorhome | Al C | Yes you are right Gypsie about the twin beds it would be nicer. We were looking also at the Agile but like you said it's nicer to look outside then to look at the gally. I am with you all the way on that. |
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