Today on the blog we check out RFC Video 14 – Air Compressor. Lance explains in the video why it is important to have an air compressor in your EarthCruiser when traveling off grid. Also why its necessary to change the tire pressure when traveling between snow, sand, and pavement. You can never be too safe when you take the road less traveled. And we always like to take the road less traveled! RFC Video 14 – Air Compressor
On the blog today we have a video on phase one of the fiberglass house build. Check it out below to find out more details! RFC Video 10 – House Build
It’s all about the details in RFC Video 8 on how the water tank is built. Click the video below to following along! RFC Video 8 – Water Tank Build
On the blog today we have a video to watch on why it is important to have the proper tire upgrade or more importantly why we specifically use these ones. To learn more about the tires we use for building our EarthCruiser Demo click on the video below! RFC Video 7 – Tire Upgrade
When building an EarthCruiser you have to work from the ground up. Before you can move to building and attaching the frame you need to make sure all your engineering is correct and this starts with wiring the chassis. To learn more about the chassis build up click on the video below! RFC Video 6 – Chassis Build
As we continue the build up our EarthCruiser demo the next step we take is installing the Bull Bar. The Bull Bar has many different uses but is used mostly for the protection of the components that sit behind it. RFC Video 5 – Bull Bar Build
This year we had the privilege of being nominated for some local awards! Bend Chamber has nominated us for Small Business of the Year as well as New & Emerging Business of the Year. We are thankful for the recognition we are receiving for all our hard work.
Now that the cat’s out of the bag, let’s take a look at the newest addition to the family. The EarthCruiser GZL is a little camper that slides onto the back of your Tacoma or Nissan. Much different from the EarthCruisers you know and love, but at the same time very familiar. The design reflects the comfort and thoughtfulness of the full sized campers, but is considerably more compact. The pop up top offers more space when you reach your destination. The base GZL comes with a pop up roof, seating for four, an internal shower and toilet, and much
The Mongol Rally. An overland expedition across a third of the world, all in an effort to raise money to save it. A great idea, but we have to complain about the restrictions around what vehicles you can use. Just because EarthCruisers break all the rules of the Rally, doesn’t mean they can’t still have the adventure of a lifetime. We have looked at the popular routes to pick the ideal trip from London to Mongolia. Based off what teams in the Rally call the “Central Route”, this route is a bit safer than the “Southern Route” and gives you
Today on the blog we check out RFC Video 14 – Air Compressor. Lance explains in the video why it is important to have an air compressor in your EarthCruiser when traveling off grid. Also why its necessary to change the tire pressure when traveling between snow, sand, and pavement. You can never be too safe when you take the road less traveled. And we always like to take the road less traveled! RFC Video 14 – Air Compressor
On the blog today we have a video on phase one of the fiberglass house build. Check it out below to find out more details! RFC Video 10 – House Build
It’s all about the details in RFC Video 8 on how the water tank is built. Click the video below to following along! RFC Video 8 – Water Tank Build
On the blog today we have a video to watch on why it is important to have the proper tire upgrade or more importantly why we specifically use these ones. To learn more about the tires we use for building our EarthCruiser Demo click on the video below! RFC Video 7 – Tire Upgrade
When building an EarthCruiser you have to work from the ground up. Before you can move to building and attaching the frame you need to make sure all your engineering is correct and this starts with wiring the chassis. To learn more about the chassis build up click on the video below! RFC Video 6 – Chassis Build
As we continue the build up our EarthCruiser demo the next step we take is installing the Bull Bar. The Bull Bar has many different uses but is used mostly for the protection of the components that sit behind it. RFC Video 5 – Bull Bar Build
This year we had the privilege of being nominated for some local awards! Bend Chamber has nominated us for Small Business of the Year as well as New & Emerging Business of the Year. We are thankful for the recognition we are receiving for all our hard work.
Now that the cat’s out of the bag, let’s take a look at the newest addition to the family. The EarthCruiser GZL is a little camper that slides onto the back of your Tacoma or Nissan. Much different from the EarthCruisers you know and love, but at the same time very familiar. The design reflects the comfort and thoughtfulness of the full sized campers, but is considerably more compact. The pop up top offers more space when you reach your destination. The base GZL comes with a pop up roof, seating for four, an internal shower and toilet, and much
The Mongol Rally. An overland expedition across a third of the world, all in an effort to raise money to save it. A great idea, but we have to complain about the restrictions around what vehicles you can use. Just because EarthCruisers break all the rules of the Rally, doesn’t mean they can’t still have the adventure of a lifetime. We have looked at the popular routes to pick the ideal trip from London to Mongolia. Based off what teams in the Rally call the “Central Route”, this route is a bit safer than the “Southern Route” and gives you
