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 Posted: 17:19 - 29 Apr 2008 Post subject: Pics of your bike fully loaded for camping... |
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As title,anyone got some pics for me?
Trying to figure out the best way of packing all my stuff on the bike.
https://i187.photobucket.com/albums/x13/fronterapics/campingearonbike800x600.jpg
That's everything on,but do i need all that
From the bottom is the tent,roll-mat &bivvy bag,then sleeping bag.
Theres not really a better way to store it all.
Im thinking maybe i could ditch the roll-mat,and bivvy bag,...erm no actually i cant get rid of the roll-mat,but probably dont need the bivvy bag though
I usually go camping with my jeep,so never had to worry too much about carrying stuff
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Looking at that I was thinking one of those waterproof duffle bag type things (Aldi had some for canoe/sailing a bit back). Put your stuff in that and only one bag to strap across the seat. Especially useful to have a dry sleeping bag.
Other thought was to get some panniers or a way to strap it along the side to get the weight further down (lower centre of gravity type thing).
Otherwise looks ok, positively spartan compared to some bikes I've seen. Some pics in this thread.
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Actually,i never thought about keeping it waterproof
Will look into getting some sort of waterproof duffle bag.
I cant really go with panniers because of where the exhaust is,and it get's really hot so would probably burn anything that i leave close to it.
Will go for a look on that thread now,thanks  ____________________ DRZ-400sm |
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I waterproofed my panniers and tailpack, and stuffed anything electrical or for eating off into carrier bags, before packing them away. For clothes, I just got a dry sack from the camping store, and did the same.
The luggage itself proved pretty waterproof for the whole journey, one thing I'd recommend is a waterproof map!
https://i21.photobucket.com/albums/b282/primmy/IMG_8076.jpg
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Aren't you a little too young to go touring ?
I think sports bikes look cool as when they're all loaded up! I'll have some pics of the 7r complete with luggage soon! ____________________ Current: ZZR1400
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Already in here somewhere but when i went touring i had some oxford started set from M and P and seemed to be places to put everything.
For example, sleeping mat and tent were help on by come pannier straps to keep it closed, just fitted (was tight but ment was firmly on the bike)
Worked really well and on the way home Ram suggest strapping the tank bag to tail pack so i could get more out of the wind (would def get a screen if i did those sort of miles on the 'four again!!)
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This is pretty much relevant.
I'm planning on going 2 download fest, at the moment i'm planning to bring a tent, sleeping bag, my hardshell backpack and a tankbag for clothes, it won't be much, and cos it's festival over 3 days, would you think that such equipment would be sufficient.
Anyway, this isn't exactly camping - more of my migration up to scotland.
https://photos-711.ll.facebook.com/photos-ll-sf2p/v113/10/100/500990711/n500990711_260719_851.jpg
I had a fully expanded tankbag and backpack as well as that - but i still managed to do london to edinburgh in 6 hours. Equates to 3 pairs of shoes, 6 pairs of trousers/jeans, 1 suit, poncho, small blanket, laptop, HDD, camera + electrical connectors and plugs, documents, haynes manual.. Not exactly camping per se, which is why i'm asking for advice on what to bring for festival weekends? ____________________ The Tot 2019 Z1000SX - 2007 R1
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Old Thread Alert!
The last post was made 17 years, 344 days ago. Instead of replying here, would creating a new thread be more useful? |
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