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This is a higher quality trailer on so many levels. No wood/no rot/all alluminum allows the owner to deal with any water issues without experiencing wood damage. The appliances are high quality. The refrigerator works great while boon docking and uses very little gas. We have owned the Livinlite for almost 7 years and wish they were still made. Comparable trailers now cost three times the cost. The low tongue weight with 2 Dexter axles provides a superior tow experience. Show less

This is our second travel trailer we love the rear kitchen floor plan and the black exterior and the big 32 inch tv and how different our rv looks in the campground of so many that are the same and let's not forget the indoor outdoor stereo speakers and the 18" wheels that raises the view the list goes on and on love this one for the price. i Show less

Love our travel light Falcon RK very spacious and well equipped with all the amenities that you have in your home and it is very different looking the ordinary 70s travel trailer . And stereo inside and out kicker style Show less

First Class Coach in every way. If you are looking for a high quality smaller motorhome this is it. All the features of a high end class A in a Class C or as some call it a Class B . MPG can be near 20mpg with the Ford Diesel Show less

I owned a 2018 Livin Lite Camplite 16BHB for a little over a year. I was impressed right off with the build quality and how light it is! It is made of aluminum and azdel, making it virtually impervious to rot. This floor plan is well thought out. Although it is designed for 4 adults, we slept 5 in it. Granted we are small people :) If you are only utilizing two sleeping areas you have a lot of flexibility. I highly recommend this travel trailer. Show less

I bought this 2018 Camplite by Livin Lite 21RBS because it is all aluminum and weighs only a little over 4800lbs empty. With fuel/gas costing some much in some places, weight was a factor. The second reason is I wanted something to last. The pluming is Pex piping and will stand up to real low temperatures without bursting. Aluminum trusses in the roof along with TPO roofing means it will last a long time. The motto was, (NO WOOD NO ROT). I like the fact that and even if you get a water leak your trailer is not going to fly apart going down the road from the wood rotting away from a leak you can't see. They used a better suspension system and this trailer pulls like a dream. The bed is a standard queen not an RV queen, so it sleeps two very well. Had to up-size to haul toys, I searched and found a Quicksilver Livin Lite all aluminum as a replacement, so it's time for someone else to enjoy this fine RV. Show less

I love using our camper however where the front roof piece met with the roof meets they just caulked instead of over lap the 2 pieces to insure less leakage..cost hardly any extra. they just met it we have replaced outside speaker phone charger system the fan fell out the radio failed now having trouble with the refrigerater..it isn't keeping it cold enuff on battery/propane but ok on 110 but that doesnt help traveling..it got up to 60 degrees..company warranty the roof and front rebuild but now it's pancaked..the antenna broke off had to eliminate it..it leaked water again..so so very very disappointed in quality of it..it could have been great.so we will never get any money in a trade in..not replace it with a travel lite..we will be "upside" down severely..we owe money on it..oh yes when they did rebuilt the front the jack on 1 corner is wobbly and we are afraid it will crash when we unload or load it hence it stays on our truck the entire summer DISSAPPOINTED stuck owner Show less

We have had our RV going on three years now. Many travels East and West. Easy to park in regular spots, good on hills(we have diesel) especially out East, Ford chassis so easy to find dealers in emergencies. My only pet peeve, ordered bedding made for our specific RV but flat sheet is CONSTANTLY coming off in the night!😡 Help! Any advice? Show less

If I had thought to ask for a ladder at the dealership before signing on the dotted line I would have walked away from this bomb. At first we thought the Falcon F-23TH was great. Easy to tow and fairly easy to get our motorcycles in and out of it. Fully loaded it rolls out of our driveway as soon as you shift into Drive. Nice open floorplan with the added plus of being able to open the back end for wonderful cooling as all of the camping we do is boon docking. I cobbled together a screen door for the rear of the trailer from two of those $5 instant screen doors "As Seen On TV" and a roll of Gorilla tape. Third year of ownership we had a terrible leak in the roof during a thunderstorm. I found out there was a factory installed dent in the roof at the rear of the trailer above the loading door that had been covered up by the crew in Indiana by slathering copious amounts of Dicor sealant over it. The dent was quite large extending from the edge of the rear door frame in towards the front of the trailer about 20 inches. The patch had weakened over time and cracked above the gap between the edge of the frame and the roof. The AC unit sits in a depression at the center of the roof about one inch lower than the sides of the trailer. The roof is constructed of sheets of aluminum about 4 feet long and 6 feet wide that seem to be stapled to a cross member (you really can't call it a rafter) made of wood. We called and called the factory but they never returned my calls. Being first time RV buyers we bought an extended warranty for $1800 that is absolutely worthless. I called the warranty company and was informed I had ten callers in front of me so I settled in for a long wait. Five minutes later my call was answered and I was told all of our problems with the Travel Lite were not covered. I was told the same thing the next day when I called. Save your money, do not buy an RV, they are all crap. You would be better off with a quality cargo trailer built to your own specs. Show less

I purchased my 2018 Travel Lite 2018 840SBRX in May 2018 from Dynasty RV in Bunker Hill , Indiana . I have owned at least 6 different truck campers . At least 3 popups and 3 hardside models . All were a different brand . Good campers but I like my Travel Lite better. Everything from windows to cabinets ,floors , lighter weight, bathroom layout , fit and finish ,all better. What I don,t like ; small 5 gal. black water tank,poor mattress ,It will only fit a 6.5 ft. bed and you have to remove the tail gate or it will hit the black water tank . I have never had my camper back to a dealer because of distance and logistics . For the most part everything has worked as it should except the radio which the manufacturer replaced and I installed .It is a great camper and my wife and I lived in our's 6 months during the summer of 2019 while we built our cabin in Alaska . We haul our camper on a 2013 Ford F150 4x4 extended cab with Timbren Booster rubber bump stop load stabilizers . It handles beautifully but be advised that Travel Lite recommends you haul it on a 3/4 ton truck . So after 3 years I am for the most part a happy camper and recommend this camper. Show less