I've watched your videos before. I like your style... I ride a Harley, so I stay close to pavement. I have two saddlebags, maybe 50 liters... it's enough. I don't bring much. A change of clothes, a small shave kit, microfibre towel, and baby wipes (Oh Ya!). A military poncho, some paracord, a small tyvek ground sheet, a GoreTex bivy, pad and lite down bag, all in a plowpoint is my shelter. A bic, mug, spork, p38, foil, hextabs, instant coffee, and some local rocks are my mess. I eat local. I also have a LED headlamp, MxTool, my Cell phone, and plenty of cash. This gear is all I need to cowboy camp (Yeehaw!). I haven't camped this season. Mostly I've stayed in hotels. I prefer to camp, but sometimes I ride with people who don't. Happy Trails. I'll look for more videos.

Y'all are awesome! Great video! Thank you for all you do for the motorcycle community, and welcome aboard!

My go to ‘joe’ in the morning is Madagalia d’Oro instant espresso. That and some granola bars in the morning is all it takes to get me up, and down the road to a good diner. I don’t bring a stove… I use fuel tabs, a micro fire ring, and maybe some foil. A titanium mug w/lid, a p38, a spork, powdered creamer, and a small bic. For a three day trip, six tabs is all I need, everything fits in the mug. Yahtze!

Great video! Pretty awesome you were able to bring Moto with you! My new favorite piece of camping kit is my Nemo Tempo Sleeping bag. Comfy and roomy.

Well done guys. Really did a good job balancing the visuals and the info. Thank you.

Really great video! Enjoyed it thoroughly! We here at Viking Bags really appreciate your content! Keep up the good work!

Great advice

Thanks for the video and insight's! It helps to see what riders are doing and the different approach they take which help me make a better informed choice. Big thanks!!.. Like critter-moto mentioned, jetboil and hammock are the most important gear for me when moto camping too

Awwww y'all so cute two up! :). Loved it - as always. Thanks for the good info, fun vid and smiling faces! (Hey Moto!)

Nice video. When I started out for my first TET trip I packed my Mosko bags to its gills. When I got home I removed the things that I didn't use, and can now fit everything I need in 29L of space. I do bring a backpack which can hold 25L, but I only do if I absolutely have to. Packing light is fun!

Great video! You two make me smile and I appreciate the great tips that actually apply to traveling by any means. Sadly my favorite piece of camping gear is Best Western, but that's just me.

Good job guys. So did you make this video just for me? Lol! All good tips I needed, thanks. I haven’t started Moto camping yet so I don’t have a favorite item, but I can’t wait. Thanks for sharing.

Great video! Thanks to Kris for giving me some good tips today on my next adventure bike purchase - hopefully I’ll be seeing you guys out there soon!

Great video and info!! I love my MSR Whisperlite multi-fuel stove, great for backpacking and moto-camping 😃

thoes are great tips for motocamping. thanks for the video

Great tips. Thanks.

Nice little video well done 👏

It's awesome fun. Not as many luxuries as car camping but a blast👍

Apparently you guys live in my backyard, I’m in The Dalles. I’m going from a BMW 1200GS to a Husqvarna 701, it will be my new ADV bike so your video was of interest. I’ll be posting my lightweight ADV bike and gear video soon.

Nice video. Being my beverage of choice is coffee the Sea to Summit X-Brew coffee Dripper is one of my must have items.

Love the intro section ♥️ is that Cody Francis? Super great video guys! My fav Motocamp product is a toss up between my Jetboil and my Hammock however my kit is still evolving so that could change.

Wow thanks for sharing this video i love your video, ktm adventure bike is my dream bike

Just discovered your channel. Subscribed! Regards from Australia :-)

Good video guys.nice cinematography.

I ride & camp solo… usually, alone. I like the fact you two ride together… two up and all on a ADV bike. Now I know from later videos you now both ride, but still you guys have genuine fun together. All the more of a challenge in minimizing your kit to the basics, quality gear….

Great video!

Thanks kids, good stuff as always!:P

My favorite moto-camping gear? Well first off, I agree with you about eating your main meals locally. It saves me room in my saddlebags. That said, I still love the ability to warm up, either with coffee, or an instant soup… My mess is basic: A 750 ml titanium mug, spork, tinfoil, P38, Hex amine Fuel Tablets, a bic, and a jar of Medagalia d’Oro Instant Espresso! This coffee is delicious, I have found no better. How hard is it to boil some hot water? I pitch a tarp, use a tyvek ground sheet, goretex bivvy, airpad, and down bag…. Mostly pitched in a plow-point, sometimes to the bike. The tinfoil some rocks, flick a bic, pour the water, place the mug, right in the comfort of my shelter. Medagalia d’Oro (fun to say)! Ride safe!

Love your videos!!!

Im thinking doing what your doing moto camping tjank you again sending my support

Great stuff, great tips guys, keep’em coming!! We’re can i find a “dog case” like yours?

Great advice about “cooking “. I will bring a couple dehydrated meals just in case, but love stopping into local places and meeting people and supporting their businesses. Typically at a restaurant your getting two meals calorie wise so will just pick up some snacks for dinner and keep things simple. Just need to boil water and make coffee in the morning. :) Locals are also a great source of information like u said

You might consider a portable electric bear fence for your processing and campsites. 2.4 lbs of huge peace of mind

I haven't motocamped in almost 2 years. That's certainly going to change soon.

Any tips on keeping the bike upright in corners? Every turn it feels like the front of the bike wants to wash out.

I would leave the dog at home for sure, Carry titanium cook and drink ware

Bridge of the Gods...I know that place

what sucks about motorcycle gear is.. u buy something.. then u want to change it and end up buying a better thing or replacement.. and end up spending so much money...

How does everyone feel about stopping at local grocery stores for buying and cooking one nights meal? You wouldn't bring three nights worth of steaks but buying them out on the trip works for me. Learning to cook steaks directly on the coals was a game changer for me. No pan, no grill? No problem! I go full caveman and think no steak tastes better. (Also, it makes me extra hairy where it counts) kzfaq.info/get/bejne/f9OGiZukpp3Kdn0.html