Probably best to try and fit a bike rack over the A-frame/hitch area (I'm sure someone will post pictures of this) or, assuming you can't carry inside the TV, in front of the TV using a front hitch and bike rack.
Your Bambi II frame is very light. As Bob said, you shouldn't hang anything on the back of the trailer. Our original frame was 3". I'd go with the TV for sure.
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These are becoming quite popular and seem to be a great solution to utilize the unused space above the LP tanks. I have read many reviews; almost all positive. The only worry I have is increased tongue weight, but I think I will soon get one of these set-ups to transport our bikes. We have four bikes and only two trays on roof racks on the vehicle. This would be a great solution to carry the other two:
These are becoming quite popular and seem to be a great solution to utilize the unused space above the LP tanks. I have read many reviews; almost all positive. The only worry I have is increased tongue weight, but I think I will soon get one of these set-ups to transport our bikes. We have four bikes and only two trays on roof racks on the vehicle. This would be a great solution to carry the other two:
Ok I'll bite, I like the dual purpose solar panel window shade
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