The rear-kitchen layout is what sets the 1750RK apart. It pushes the cooking and prep space to the back of the trailer, opening up the main living area in a way that feels noticeably more spacious than its 20-foot footprint suggests. A Queen bed and u-shaped dinette handle sleeping and dining for two comfortably, and pass-through storage adds real practicality for weekend warriors packing bikes or gear. At under 4,700 lbs, it's well within reach of a half-ton truck, making it one of the more tow-friendly options in Keystone's Bullet Crossfire lineup. Owners who camp in moderate climates tend to get the most out of it. Those heading into temperature extremes often add insulation or battery upgrades down the road.
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Other travel trailers floor plans (around 20 ft 4 in), similar in size and price to the Bullet Crossfire 1750RK.
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