Happy Camping, Steve. Sending my blessings from Melbourne Australia
1 year ago | 95
This is amazing! What a awesome/original project. I look forward to following this. Cheers Steve.
1 year ago | 96
So So happy to see you're back Steve I've really been struggling with depression lately myself for some reason nothing makes me feel any better except watching your videos thanks again it couldn't be coming at a better time!!! Luv ya bro
1 year ago
| 11
Hey Steve keep up the good work. I wanted to make one of these with an adult tricycle, chain drive motor, battery option and solar charge for occasional hill assistance. Make rear of bike wider to support the camper as well. Enjoy!!
1 year ago | 1
I also just wanted to add, that you make a great difference in so many lives. I love sitting back and watching your videos. It is definitely a special occasion every time one is on. It honestly reminds me of my youth when you used to have to wait a week to watch a half an hour program, but looked forward to it every time. You bring a lot of joy to peoples lives and I truly thank you for that.
1 year ago | 1
Staying focused Step One. There's always time for Step 2. You're Loved Brother. Cool build 😎 👌
1 year ago | 8
Yesssss...blessings and lots more Hunkering Down Steve...much love
1 year ago | 57
We will always love seeing whatever you wanna share, Steve!! I’m excited for your future. My own future looks a hell of a lot different than I ever imagined… but I’m trying to face it with optimism. Thanks for being you ❤️
1 year ago | 8
I've been wanting to build a bicycle camper for years. This looks amazing Steve. Great design (I wanted to make the whole wall open up like an awning and have storage drawers under the bed)
1 year ago | 1
Cannot wait. We all love you Steve, and are here for you! You have done so much for so many of us. Just wishing you the best from here on. 💜
1 year ago | 44
Exciting ! Can't wait to see how it all works, especially with you all hunkering down inside on a rainy night outside. 😀❤️
1 year ago | 7
I love it, Steve! One thing though…. Smaller and fatter wheels have more rolling resistance than big ones. That’s why bikes have such large, skinny wheels. If you can modify the design to accommodate something like a small bike wheel, vs a “trailer” wheel, it will greatly reduce your pedaling effort.
1 year ago | 25
Awesome!! So excited to see the videos of it and some Hunkering Down! Glad to have you back Steve!❤️
1 year ago | 4
Amazing! Can't wait to see the adventures you find in your new rig 👍❤️ Stay safe and GOD bles
1 year ago | 0
Looking forward to seeing what adventures you get up to in that bad boy, I'm sure you got some good ones planned.
1 year ago | 13
Can’t wait my man, you truly inspire me with all you go thru and still persevere!! God bless my man love from NYC
1 year ago | 0
Steve Wallis
Im back in full force! I was serious about project builds. 4 days in the back yard and this what we came up with. The wheels looked bigger on graph paper but they work. Stay tuned!!
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