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Yes, it is the 1200RK. I really like it because it’s light and fits anywhere. We’ve had it at several festivals and KOAs. We purchased a heating nozzle to provide hot water. The BB tows the trailer fine. MPG does suffer in hill areas. The only draw-back I’ve found is its backing is very...

Ignore me. lol. But for scale I’m 6’ and fit comfortably inside. No standing room, but all the comforts of home.

My easy set up camping plan. My BB pulls the trailer no problem.

I have the Yakima JayLows and Skinny Warrior system. I really like the fact that they fold down, which results in less wind whistle.

Link to actual report: https://static.nhtsa.gov/odi/rcl/2024/RCLRPT-24V267-6161.PDF

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I had a “full” Bronco leave me a Bronco Duck on my BB ?

Oh I almost forgot you will need to trim the “protective” felt.

I will tell you they’re a pain the first side. The only video they have is for how to install the bent bolts. the instructions are actually not bad, but the pictures are a little dark. if you have someone to help I strongly recommend it. A third hand is really helpful.

The other side has more state parks, but you get the idea. And my tail is for my 20 years in the navy.

It took a couple days, but added nerf bars (which are great for accessing the racks) and mudflaps. I always disliked the unfinished look under the doors and these additions clean up the lines.

I have the Yakima Slim Warrior and foldable J bars. I spend a lot of time on the water and camping and the ability and strength of this system allows me to carry what I want. But, it is an expensive system so buy the locks!

My 2021 pulls all the gear fine, but as noted the gas mileage suffers. I usually will get about 17 mpg. Power will drop going into heavy mountain areas