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Can you share the boondocking location in great Teton please, would be nice to check it out
Drive the truck through a graveyard!!
Can u put a fifth wheel hitch init?
Vacation hunt and live silently. You people are ruining the beauty and nature of every single thing that was once a relaxing and peaceful experience. Get a real job and actually give back to society instead of taking away.
We started a nationwide volunteer organization a couple years ago that gives back to community’s across the country daily…
Interesting, and I really do think Elon Musk must have watched the Jetsons too. While watching this video I couldn't stop thinking about the survivability rate of this electric vehicle/truck in an accident - that's a lot of glass!
So when are you going to order one…lol
A refrigerator on wheels😬 while hooked to your trailer, does the truck have a trailer braking mode (setting) and a similar GM Stabilitrak system🤔 Just think, all wheel steering while backing your camper into a site 😳😎 Truck side view mirrors should be able to slide out more, so you can see 'down" the side of your camper 🤔
I also think it is ugly!
Hate is a strong word. The truck is ugly. But if that's what you like, buy it. It's your money. I agree with all your comments. It's not bad for around town or even travel if you factor in the charging time. But towing a heavy trailer, it's not their yet. So for that reason, I'm out. I love my diesel Chevy and the ability to quickly pull into a truck stop, fill up and hit the road. You would have to find me somewhere to park your trailer and disconnect so that you could charge on the road.
Lovely but sad. I'm sure it was enjoyed by local tribes before they were forced on to reservations.
The mirrors are too small for towing. Range is too short. Charge stations mostly don't accommodate a truck and trailer connected. The bed is awkward to load, too tall in the back. Tonneau covers are having issues closing. $100k to be a first addopter? No thanks. But I do appreciate your thoughts on it, maybe when the batteries are improved? Who knows?
Throw a generator in the back and charge while you drive.!😅
I think of the Jetsons cartoon I used to watch when I was little when I see the cyber trucks🤣. They’re cool looking vehicles 👍🏿
Thanks for taking us along!
Great video. It’s the future for sure as range increases. So fun to drive
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Is this your new tow truck?
Why?
Why do anything 🤷♂️
We just signed up seems it to late to order looking foreward next time your shirts come out.
Wow! Great aurora footage! really cool!!!
So if you need a charge do you have to unhitch the trailer?
Depends on the charging location but probably.
This video brought to you by Tesla. The reason the Cybertruck has 4 wheel steer is because without it you wouldn't be able to turn in a normal parking lot. And it isn't like the Cybertruck can turn inside the radius of a normal truck, it may be slightly better, but put a Sierra or F150 in the same parking lot and measure the size of the circle, it isn't a whole lot better. 19 miles of driving and 46 miles of range blows. Trucks don't have 100 mile ranges, and filling them up doesn't take a more than a 5 minutes. The Cybertruck price is failing fast. People that thought they were going to use them for truck things are finding out quick that it makes a poor pickup. The main thing you hear about it is how fast it is, but when someone buys a normal pickup they are not comparing quarter mile ETs, they want to know how much it can tow, how much it can haul, and other normal stats, not it's acceleration on drag strip.
The push to cram electric vehicles down our throats offends me! I would rather walk and carry a diesel hubcap than ride in a cyber truck
Junk!
Amazing channel, need to find time to binge watch with my wife/kids. Great work cnick!! Zeustribe,
Thanks, man! I saw Cnick and did a double take 🫣 nice to see you on the other side!
I think it could work if you're bouncing around locally. We live on the East Coast, so if you keep it within that 150-mile range, you'd be okay. I also wouldn't pull our RV with it, something lighter like a Airstream Base Camp, or something in the Jayco 172 size, GeoPro, etc might work.
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I dont hate the cybertruck, but they're ugly (all the teslas are imo) I crashed my drone on our first trip into a creek. The kids retrieved it, let it dry out, and its still working.
I’ll see what you say at the end of the video, but starting off-I hear that is the worst excuse for a truck ever made.
The truck is....unique. 😉 I've grazed several trees with my DJI Mini 2, including in the Yukon last summer. It actually fell from quite a distance, but I recovered it, and it worked perfectly. They're remarkably durable.
I would like more information on how that cyber track does with towing trailer on hills & mountains. I just cant see it towing anything thru the rocky mountains. I agree, i think around town it would be fine. But in areas of our country that some towns are 100's of miles apart or if you live in rural, back country, you'd have to find a charging station before you could turn around & go home. As well as how the batteries don't do well in cold & extreme heat. More research and refinement needs to be made, as well as the cost needs to come down before most people would buy! But, thanks for your fun video. Beautiful photography!
Was about to unsubscribe if you got a cyber truck!! 100% not interested in that garbage!!
It seems if your goal is to be noticed and you like attention you should be a buyer of the Cyber truck or your name is Elon. No hate I just find it beyond ugly. Good real world demonstration. I would have loved to see a trailer backup maneuver.
The flag on your merch hats has 15 Stars and 11 Stripes. There are some places, one should not cut corners to make a buck . Do better, vet.
The girls look so little in the cyber truck..lol
You have to charge it all the time and it doesn't charge as quickly as you can put a tank of gas in your vehicle !!
I thought I would hate it but you made me like it a little. Its so ugly and box-y.
I'm sitting here in a campground in Statesville, NC. Reading the rules and regulations. I come across this jem. Electric Vehicles can not be charged on any RV site. A fine of $500. will be charged to violators of this rule.
The hate for battery cars comes from the fact that everyone knows that our corrupt governemnt is going to force everyone into this grossly expensive unreliable technology that will have absolutely no re-sale value.
I be so glad when i get mine
Lets just hope they dont force us all into the battery powered junk. For the ones who want to throw money away on the battery junk, im happy for them, but I will never waste money buying one.
Where’s my comment about lithium batteries and child labor? You asked for our opinion. Clicks on YT may put a good payday in your pocket but not so much for those kiddos :/
We saw one on the interstate up in Ohio a couple of weeks ago.
TFL did a comparison with a cyber truck towing a heavy travel trailer against a diesel towing the same. Cyber truck 78 miles before dead and $35 to recharge. The diesel could triple the range and cost $27 to fill up.
Great video!
That's just way cool, but not very practical for full time RVing, like you said. I was impressed with how much cargo space it had. From the outside it doesn't look like it would hold much. Thanks for the FOS review!
The guys over at TFL trucks did a world toughest tow test with a. Cyber truck. Cyber isn't what it needs to be and after some research. We need to push for a hydrogen powered truck. Better power, torque, mileage and the only thing that comes out the tailpipe is water. But that probably never gonna happen with consumer truck. Big rigs maybe.
We all know who the haters are. They park at the chargers with their jacked up diesels with the 18” tailpipes then roll coal when you ask them to move.
No.
I have seen extensive reviews on this electric "tuna can" and must admit that it is quite versatile. My only complaint is the same as yours. Who wants to take that long a break to recharge when you have a travel day and 600 miles to cover?