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2017 Bailey Pegasus Genoa review
- Thread starter LizziePope
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Looks generally a good caravan as a two berth. My concern is that with out a front locker there is no place to store your tools and the like.
First of all I think the alu-tech body shell is slightly older than 2 years.
Owning a previous model Pegasus GT65 we obviously went and had a look at the current model when it was launched.
Putting to one side the fact they no longer do a layout suitable for us, one of my biggest gripes was also the lack of anywhere to put what we keep in the current front lockers. I don't want to put tools, aqua kem and the like under the bed.
Whilst I realise the GT65 was an anniversary model the change in equipment levels was a step too far back for us. No ATC despite the article saying this is included it isn't, cheaper blinds, no wheel locks included, a peculiar magazine rack, no internal bed flaps, no external gas outlet for bbq, no longer a single piece roof. Quite a long but not exhaustive list that meant even if our layout was still available we wouldn't be changing.
Owning a previous model Pegasus GT65 we obviously went and had a look at the current model when it was launched.
Putting to one side the fact they no longer do a layout suitable for us, one of my biggest gripes was also the lack of anywhere to put what we keep in the current front lockers. I don't want to put tools, aqua kem and the like under the bed.
Whilst I realise the GT65 was an anniversary model the change in equipment levels was a step too far back for us. No ATC despite the article saying this is included it isn't, cheaper blinds, no wheel locks included, a peculiar magazine rack, no internal bed flaps, no external gas outlet for bbq, no longer a single piece roof. Quite a long but not exhaustive list that meant even if our layout was still available we wouldn't be changing.
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