AL-KO Unveils Futuristic Light-weight Chassis
AL-KO (or more correctly, its parent company DexKO Global) has been on a caravan chassis spending spree the last eight months, having snapped up G&S Chassis in June last year and Preston Chassis earlier this month, so that it now somewhat dominates the Australian chassis manufacturing scene. On top of all that, the Melbourne-based parts-supplier […]
Motorhome Review – Winnebago Coogee
Winnebago, under the supervision of Apollo Motorhome Holidays in Australia, has been kicking a lot of goals lately. It’s listed itself on the Australian stock exchange, bought a large share of peer-to-peer caravan hire business, Camplify, bought one of Sydney’s largest RV dealerships and still managed to continually update its growing range of motorhomes. The […]
Trakka Rebuilds A Classic
Around the world, the most sought-after Kombi camper conversions are undoubtably the old Wesfalia’s, but in Australia, those done by 40-something-year-old Trakka are becoming increasingly popular. The family owned business is very proud of its heritage, and much of the brand’s merchandise harks back to its earliest campers. The company even has one of its […]
Oztent updates the Foxwing
Back in 2007, Oztent changed the way we think about vehicle awnings when it unveiled the Foxwing, the world’s first commercially available, 270°, swing-out awning. It’s had a few small updates since then, but none as comprehensive as the latest release, which ads far more functionality and versatility to the 4WD awning. Key to the […]
ROAM Readers’ Survey
We really want to know what you think of ROAM. If you can spare about 5 minutes, please take the following survey and let us know how we’re going, what we can do to improve and a little about how you travel and camp, so we can make sure the magazine is as good as […]