There’s a former Boeing engineer, Paul Elkins, whose bike camper designs inspired me. He started with shelters for the homeless, later creating bug-out shelters brought to Burning Man, using low-cost materials like foam board insulation and corrugated plastic from political signs. Last winter, I built my own bicycle camper. I used rigid foam panels for insulation and finished the exterior with fiberglass and epoxy—keeping things lightweight, weatherproof, and ready for adventure. My design is practical and comfortable for all seasons, making life on the road easy and enjoyable. Building My Bicycle Camper: Rigid Foam Insulation & Fiberglass Shell Last winter, I took on a new DIY challenge: building a compact, weatherproof…