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Joined: Sat Nov 20, 2010 2:01 am Posts: 51 Location: Kennesaw, GA
One of my favorite things to do is pack up and hit the road. There are a few Motorcycle only campgrounds within a few hundred miles from me including some around Deals Gap and Blue Ridge Parkway. I use backpacking gear, sleeping bags and tents that are light and pack small. I recomend name brand tents free standing with aluminum poles. I don't usually prepare food at the camp, might bring some snacks but meals I eat in restaurants. I even outfitted my Sportster with quick release Pelican Boxes. I have not prepared my GSX650F for camping yet, but I will in the next couple of months.
Gary
Remember not to overpack.
_________________ 2008 GSX650F Blue. 16T counter sprocket, pegs flipped, Delkevic slip on, duel accessory outlets, heated grips, Givi top box.
Joined: Tue Jan 18, 2011 9:05 pm Posts: 1 Location: Belfast. NI
Hi, I am going to France and Italy this summer with a friend on the bikes. We are going to camp to save money, but don't want to plan every campsite we are going to stay in so we have more freedom to make our own way through the country. Any advice on how to easily find campsites while travelling in Europe without needing to buy a detailed map for each country that shows campsites? Any tips would be greatly appreciated thanks!
Joined: Mon Dec 14, 2009 12:48 am Posts: 165 Location: Southern Ontario Canada
Shotgunson wrote:
Hi, I am going to France and Italy this summer with a friend on the bikes. We are going to camp to save money, but don't want to plan every campsite we are going to stay in so we have more freedom to make our own way through the country. Any advice on how to easily find campsites while travelling in Europe without needing to buy a detailed map for each country that shows campsites? Any tips would be greatly appreciated thanks!
Joined: Sun Feb 22, 2009 10:51 am Posts: 185 Location: Canberra, Australia
I've done a little camping with the bike over the past two years and really had a good time. You can see a pic of my kit in the header of my blog at http://dazza.id.au
_________________ Mods - center stand, red rim stickers, Yoshi pipe, Power Commander, trimmed tail, removed factory fairing decals, mirror extenders, luggage rack, heated grips, blue bar ends, Sargent seat
Joined: Sun Jan 16, 2011 8:41 pm Posts: 684 Location: Sydney, Australia
darrell wrote:
I've done a little camping with the bike over the past two years and really had a good time. You can see a pic of my kit in the header of my blog at http://dazza.id.au
Custom stickers are awesome - giving me some ideas...
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The Bronx Bull wrote:
Nitekreeper, you've clearly proven that you have nothing better to do aside from trolling. I think everyone here would agree with me.
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