You want all these things for much cheaper and safer?
Rent a shitty studio apartment and pay in cash for a motorcycle or e-bike that you can fit a tent kit and camping stove into the cargo panniers/mounts for.
Much easier maintenance, much less expensive, pretty high amount of mobility.
At least in the US right now, a decent but cheap motorcycle like a Royal Enfield costs around the same or even less than a lot of E Bikes… more range out of a motorcycle, higher speeds, but more fuel and maintenance costs.
And you’d have to get insurance for the motorcycle, and get a motorcycle drivers liscense certification in most (all?) states.
… nothing compared to the maintenance time or costs an RV will give you though.
… Also if your RV is large enough, you might actually have to get a kind of special cert on your liscense for that as well, in some states, maybe?
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Yep.
You want all these things for much cheaper and safer?
Rent a shitty studio apartment and pay in cash for a motorcycle or e-bike that you can fit a tent kit and camping stove into the cargo panniers/mounts for.
Much easier maintenance, much less expensive, pretty high amount of mobility.
Best deal, E bike you could store in the apartment. Well, if you trust it not to catch fire.
Pretty much.
At least in the US right now, a decent but cheap motorcycle like a Royal Enfield costs around the same or even less than a lot of E Bikes… more range out of a motorcycle, higher speeds, but more fuel and maintenance costs.
And you’d have to get insurance for the motorcycle, and get a motorcycle drivers liscense certification in most (all?) states.
… nothing compared to the maintenance time or costs an RV will give you though.
… Also if your RV is large enough, you might actually have to get a kind of special cert on your liscense for that as well, in some states, maybe?