Grumpy
Getting old is not for wimps
Wow, luggage porn. 
Show me your bike loaded with tent camping gear
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Ramseybella
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And how many times does it change configuration and amount carried?
TheHelios
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Here's my super basic setup. Clothes in top case, maintenance/emergency equipment in the smaller pannier, random food stuffs and electronics in tank bag, sleeping bag is in roll bag, tent is on top of roll bag, and everything else is in the larger pannier.
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John35
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Photo taken on the N2 south of Chaves in Portugal while on my way to the 2014 FIM Motocamp in Sabrosa.
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Ramseybella
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Is that a Laminar Lip on your wind screen?John35 said:
I had one on my 1050 Tiger worked well..
Kola
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January 2015 in Namibia.
Packed for the trip...
Typical campsite...
Had a tent as well, never used it.
Packed for the trip...
Typical campsite...
Had a tent as well, never used it.
Grumpy
Getting old is not for wimps
#Kola said:January 2015 in Namibia.
Packed for the trip...
Typical campsite...
Had a tent as well, never used it.
Interesting camp bed, not seen one of those before.
Kola
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ATG - http://www.atgear.co.za
John35
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The screen is a Givi Airflow, it's very effective.
navynuke
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Finally loaded the Tenere up, but had to skip the camping trip because I got stuck offshore for work.
Was really glad to be on my way home, although I missed the camping trip in Death Valley.
Now I'm in Kenai, AK on another rig hoping to be home in time for the Taste of Dakar ride in a week and a half.
Was really glad to be on my way home, although I missed the camping trip in Death Valley.
Now I'm in Kenai, AK on another rig hoping to be home in time for the Taste of Dakar ride in a week and a half.
Andylaser
Member
This guy seems to have it nailed.
navynuke
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looks like how I would pack for a camping trip if I could!!
Loaded at Titus Canyon
Loaded at Titus Canyon
surfinpig
Member
I'm leaving a 2 week trip with the skirt in a few days, I'll post a 2 up pic.
squarebore
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Did you say 2 up? Where does the skirt sit?surfinpig said:
I'm leaving a 2 week trip with the skirt in a few days, I'll post a 2 up pic.
navynuke
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On the tank?????? ::006:: of this
Loaded up on a recent overnight trip.
Rough terrain meant I wanted to travel light!! ::014::
Loaded up on a recent overnight trip.
Rough terrain meant I wanted to travel light!! ::014::
Ramseybella
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Your a big guy on that Tenere for ratcheting it up that trail.navynuke said:On the tank?????? ::006:: of this
Loaded up on a recent overnight trip.
Rough terrain meant I wanted to travel light!! ::014::
I am trying to loos some weight off myself so I can do the same with gear.
The stock shock I am amazed how much it can take, best OEM I have had on a bike for my size.
navynuke
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I am not running a stock shock, I have an Elka unit, and it is much better than the oem for adjustibility, control, and smoothness.
surfinpig
Member
Ready to go 2 up for 2 weeks!
Good to see another tenere take on lippincott. That's a good one to check off "the list". It's certainly nowhere near easy
In march the trail was in better than usual condition. Two 30 foot sections of softball sized river rock on about 35% grades, off camber two track with a 30 degree tilt to a nice cliff. After that, the golf ball sized rocks in switch backs are a relief.
Light weight camping gear and packing very little was smart.
In march the trail was in better than usual condition. Two 30 foot sections of softball sized river rock on about 35% grades, off camber two track with a 30 degree tilt to a nice cliff. After that, the golf ball sized rocks in switch backs are a relief.
Light weight camping gear and packing very little was smart.
navynuke said:On the tank?????? ::006:: of this
Loaded up on a recent overnight trip.
Okay, I'll play ...
Heading north to Inuvik in a few days.
Heading north to Inuvik in a few days.