Escape 23

[Ron in BC]

Maybe an Aluminum frame...
Here is quote from the July update on the 23.
“Without mentioning specifics, we also have exciting developments underway on the trailer’s frame, tank, and underbody as well as new and exciting features and systems not yet seen in any Escape trailers.“

Maybe powder coating?

Ron

 

[SamIam-ESC]

Maybe powder coating?

Ron

Or enclosed and heated to make it more of a four season trailer?

Sam

 

[gbaglo]

Maybe an Aluminum frame...

And, Oliver pricing?

 

[yhbae]

Or enclosed and heated to make it more of a four season trailer?

Sam

My vote is on this!

 

[garrison]

Wouldn't rear entry door allow for bike, ebike or kayak storage while moving down the road? Its not good for an ebike to get wet and plastic covers no matter how you tie them down always blow around. A ramp into the back door to run your ebike inside would be awesome. Also wouldn't rear entry allow for more kitchen counter space?

 

[sherminator]

Wouldn't rear entry door allow for bike, ebike or kayak storage while moving down the road? Its not good for an ebike to get wet and plastic covers no matter how you tie them down always blow around. A ramp into the back door to run your ebike inside would be awesome. Also wouldn't rear entry allow for more kitchen counter space?

Rear door entry in this case means behind the axles, not on the rear of the trailer. See the F4, F5 & F6 floor plans on the Escape website.

 

[Higgy]

Wouldn't rear entry door allow for bike, ebike or kayak storage while moving down the road? Its not good for an ebike to get wet and plastic covers no matter how you tie them down always blow around. A ramp into the back door to run your ebike inside would be awesome. Also wouldn't rear entry allow for more kitchen counter space?

For kayakers, I was thinking if the rear emergency window is large enough; a kayak OR two can be slid in started down to a light stand and I do think there are a fair amount of folks with kayaks

 

[Ron in BC]

For kayakers, I was thinking if the rear emergency window is large enough; a kayak OR two can be slid in started down to a light stand and I do think there are a fair amount of folks with kayaks

Yup, but my wife doesn't even let me in the trailer with street shoes on. Don't think that she'd be too amenable to me dragging in my kayak and bike.

Ron

 

[richardr]

Bike cover

Wouldn't rear entry door allow for bike, ebike or kayak storage while moving down the road? Its not good for an ebike to get wet and plastic covers no matter how you tie them down always blow around. A ramp into the back door to run your ebike inside would be awesome. Also wouldn't rear entry allow for more kitchen counter space?

A little off topic. Look at Formosa covers from Amazon. They completely enclose the bikes and are built to for use while traveling. I am on my second one. The first one lasted about 2 years of full time use.

 

[rubicon327]

E23 molds have arrived

 

[cpaharley2008]

I refuse to update again............

 

[NEWYORKHILLBILLY]

Nice ! who is first on the list?

 

[UncleTim]

I refuse to update again............

I would check your propane level first, before saying that.

 

[skiman-ESC]

I refuse to update again............

Whose Escape am I going to see before placing my order?

 

[NEWYORKHILLBILLY]

I refuse to update again............

Think of all the referrals you could get if you had the first 23'. I would even drive down for a look.

 

[oldwave]

I did get my updated passport today, so maybe a trip,to see one ?
I must admit we have been eyeing Bigfoot 25RQ for a bit. Hmmm

 

[rbryan4]

I would check your propane level first, before saying that.

That's right. If one of your tanks is low Jim, might as well pull the trigger.

 

[gbaglo]

Of course you'll need a new truck and another full-size spare tire.

 

[YakRV]

FYI, the first Escape 23 mold has been pulled. Here’s the update video…….

 

[brain]

Can anyone explain the plywood framing throughout the ceiling area?
Temporary?