Robertsepolen
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What gear do you take?
How do you pack it?
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How do you pack it?
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Camping- without trailer. How do you pack for two?
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currin20fan
GOS member (Girls On Spyders)
Packing
Nancy's Toys posted a link to micapeak.com for packing for a motorcycle trip. Its very helpful. If you have the luggage with your spyder, I found that spacebags are handy when I stay in motels. Or you can get those bags that you roll and get all the air out.
Nancy's Toys posted a link to micapeak.com for packing for a motorcycle trip. Its very helpful. If you have the luggage with your spyder, I found that spacebags are handy when I stay in motels. Or you can get those bags that you roll and get all the air out.
Bob Denman
New member
One credit card
two toothbrushes
two changes of underwear
two pair of socks
Buy what you need and throw out the rest! :thumbup:
two toothbrushes
two changes of underwear
two pair of socks
Buy what you need and throw out the rest! :thumbup:
NancysToy
Motorbike Professor
A Helen2Wheels clothes bag and/or Seal-Line bag helps a lot (if you are traveling alone). Without the extra space of a trailer, pack as if you were backpacking. Don't carry anything you don't absolutely need. If you have to think about it, you don't need it! If you pack as though you were going to have to hike 20 miles carrying the stuff on your back, you'll be about right. The motorcycle camping checklist at www.micapeaks.com is great, and adaptable to your individual needs. there are also a couple of good books on motorcycle camping.
Bob Denman
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That might even put the RT's capacities to the test... :shocked: :thumbup:
BLUEKNIGHT911
Sadly Passed Oct 2024 - RIP
PACKING FOR TWO
Scotty, great job. But is she gonna sit on top of the pile.???????:roflblack::roflblack::roflblack:........Or just run along side........Mike
Scotty, great job. But is she gonna sit on top of the pile.???????:roflblack::roflblack::roflblack:........Or just run along side........Mike
NancysToy
Motorbike Professor
currin20fan
GOS member (Girls On Spyders)
ChasingWind
New member
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Here my three day camping trip to Roosevelt, WA - got 3 kites, 1 kite board for Kiteboarding, 1 sleeping bag, I sleeping pad, 2 person dome tent, wetsuit, changing towel, cloths, cooler in frunk w food, IPad and IPhone plus rain gear
--- no trailer needed lol
ChasingWind
New member
That's a NSI pro deceiver Golf bag on back to carry all that gear - works great
Robertsepolen
New member
Good responses! Keep it coming gang! We are really taking in all tips!
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