Share Pics of People Hauling or Towing Something Wrong
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With the size of that rig I'll bet there are at minimum, separate his and hers tv's.
Likely more - for the granddchildren! And of course one in the kitchen. Maybe both kitchens. (RV and trailer). A tv in in every bedroom?
That guy doesn't skimp on anything!
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Pretty scary/light steering, I bet. 
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Then he finds the crosswind ....Pretty scary/light steering, I bet.
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Oh no. I almost did that with a full rack of race bikes on top, driving a team mates car home after a race. It made me vow to never buy a roof rack. It's just too easy forget they're there. With a rear rack you see the bikes every time you look in the mirrors.
goeduck
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Too bad the video ends before it shows the driver get out and go "WTF?"
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Hard lesson to learn. 
mrmikey
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Those things should be outlawed or at least fine the idiots that cover their tailights and license plate without a secondary one they can at least hang on the rack behind the bikes. I was behind one just today in a pouring rainstorm on a 110 km highway, which was the speed the idiot was driving at, it was a wagon or some type, Subaru I think, couldn't see enough of it to tell when he passed me.
I was going 90-100kmh and when he passed me, you couldn't see but a glimmer of one tailight past the d++n bikes, the third brake light was totally coved so if he ever got into a situation where he had to stop with a car behind him, I bet he'd be hit and they'd blame the rear guy.
Sorry...rant mode off
Topzide
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Over here in the US, if the lights and or plate are obscured, they can be fined. If you were to hit them, their fault as lights can't be seen! That's a big reason I have a dash cam in the truck! Can't argue with the video, just tell me where to email it.
