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Re: 4-Sale 2008 550 Ultra # 249 I have been surprised to see how many CI's have been for sale over the past year. I purchased mine used and at that time they rarely came up for sale used. But production on new ones wasn't what it is now either. All the trailers that have been listed on the...

The extra room you have with the 560 comes in handy on a rainy day. The couch with the windows is a nice feature. When you visit Camp-Inn - just spend a little time sitting in the 550 vs. 560.

The size of the trailer matters once you determine if you are going to sleep in it or you are going to live in it. It appears you are pretty active, so you are probably spending a limited amount of time in the camper. You will like a teardrop if you live outside and it is a place to sleep.

This is my second Teardrop and having the couch area is real plus. Also, being able to use our daily commuter as a tow vehicle is a real plus. Agree with Jan & Valeries comments about. I have the side tent.

I have the side tent from CI - actually purchased it years ago when I had a Silver Shadow. Handy to have if you are spending a few days somewhere. Just for an overnight - we don't set it up. It is a good changing tent and place to leave shoes, etc. for the night.

I commented early - but tend to be more a spring/fall camper (less crowded those seasons in the north), hence the having the furnace would have been nice. Use a small ceramic heater currently. If I was looking at a getting a new CI, I still think I would lean more toward the furnace than the A/C.

The fantastic fan moves a lot of air. There are times a heater would be much higher on my list than A/C. But, you need some input from CI owners down south who camp in the heat on a regular basis.

Always nice to see another CI in MI. You will enjoy sleeping off the ground.

Re: 2014 550 Classic For Sale Duluth area on Superior is a good choice. Beautiful area - winters can be harsh.

Notice you haven't been to Michigan yet. Sounds like you have had fun.

Welcome to the Raindrop world.

That is a low vin # - you should post some pictures for history sake.

Chains are typically used only on drive wheels on the TV. Agree with comments above.

I was wondering the same thing. What works better or easier - Flitz alone or a combination of Walberizing & Flitz?

Ontonagon is a very pretty area - especially on the lakeshore. Did you go inland from Lake of the Clouds and visit Presque Isle river and falls?

I think now that it is paved - it has more traffic than in the past - especially motorcycle's - it is on the list of rides for most every biker.

Have the woodstove going :)