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Jay Bouchard

New Hampshire
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Gas station hot dog guy. Independent journalist, sellsword, and adjunct @ccdedu. Past/sometimes: @5280Magazine, @outsidemagazine, @medillschool, @carrollcollege
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Airstream Special Edition Travel Trailers are Amazing Collabs

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By Jay Bouchard, Kraig Becker Verified
| Wildsam Magazine
The iconic RV maker teams up with other brands to go in search of design gold. Image Caption: Photo Credit: Airstream There is no mistaking an Airstream. When you see one coming down the road, you recognize the silver-bullet build long before the trailer comes into clear view. So distinct is the Airstream brand, after producing travel trailers for 95 years, that it occupies a singular place in the world of American travel.
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Everything You Need to Know About Denver’s E-Bike Rebate Program

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By Fiona Murphy, Jay Bouchard, Madi Skahill
| 5280 Magazine Verified
Over the past few years, e-bikes have exploded in popularity across the Centennial State, thanks to their ease of use and relatively painless upkeep. There is, of course, another reason why e-bikes are trending around town: incentives have made owning one a lot less expensive.
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Head of the Class: The Rise of the Class C RV

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By Jay Bouchard, Kraig Becker Verified
| Wildsam Magazine
Discover why the coaches have become increasingly popular in recent years. Image Caption: Photo Credit: Winnebago The numbers don’t lie. Over the past 40 years, even as the RV industry has grown overall, sales of motorized RVs have fallen. Consider: In 1984, 38 percent of all new RV sales were motorhomes, while 62 percent were travel trailers or fifth-wheels. By 2024, towables accounted for 90 percent.
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