The Svart/Vit 701 was short-lived so it might be a bit hard to find them now. You might wanna talk to your nearby Husky dealer and see if they can locate one. Unit Garage makes their own version of pannier system that works on this bike as well although I haven’t tried one myself.

For this one, it’s a a combination of Leica SL2-S with Summicron 35mm, iPhone 15 Pro Max and Insta360 One RS. See my reply to earlier comment for more details.

@@garactacle thank you👍

Thank you! Although I love moto-camping, I’m also finding bikepacking/camping to be really unique, challenging and yet relaxing. Definitely looking forward to doing both.

Super happy to hear and thank you very much for your feedback. I’ve been contemplating about moto vs bicycle contents. While I love both, not everyone can ride motorcycle - and bicycle is more accessible to broader range of people and maybe thus more relatable. I’m definitely planning to create videos featuring both mc and bicycle camping moving forward.

Thank you for watching the episode. This video was a mix of Leica SL2-S with 35mm Summicron (main), iPhone 15 Pro Max (wide angle shots) and Insta360 One RS for on-bike footage.

Your solo camp with solely the 15 Pro Max was awesome! Did you use any extras on the phone? (ND filter, lenses, etc)

My iPhone setup is with neewer.com/products/neewer-pa023-metal-cage-video-rig-iphone-15-pro-66603710 and filters as needed. The cage would make the phone a bit bulky, but you can use tripod, filters straps, even external mic and such.

@@garactacle Thank you so much!

Thank you so much! Great to see a fellow TGN supporter crew here. Really happy to hear you are resonating with this style of videos and that's giving you the little "push" you needed. Yeah, Adventure Coffee is really fun and quite bit easier to start with. Get a small folding chair, coffee kit, maybe a table and go! If you really liked doing that, then you got some nice starter kit to expand to a full on backpacking setup later.

Thank you! My camping kit/setup is originating from my moto-camping needs (with not very touring/adv centric bikes) so they are pretty compact and minimalistic though not the most ultralight. Looking forward to see where it goes for bikepacking as I do more of that this year. If you are into watches, check out my IG instagram.com/garactacle/ for more watch centric contents!

I definitely love moto-camping, but I also felt the satisfaction and a bit of serenity with bikepacking. Moto-camping isn’t going anywhere and I’ll keep things pretty laid back here, but I think I’ll be doing another bikepacking soon.

北カリフォルニアにはクマさん、結構います。その他には、キツネ、コヨーテ、マウンテンライオン等が多いです。僕は基本的に州立公園内でキャンプするようにしています。（ある程度施設管理がしっかりしていて、情報もこまめにアップデートされます。）今のところ直接の遭遇はありませんが、フンを見たり、ヨセミテなどの国立公園でのニアミスは結構あります。食べ物や匂いのあるものの取り扱いにはできるだけの注意を払っています。実は一番直接被害を受けているのは、アライグマ（動画内で「トラッシュパンダ」と呼んでいる）だったりします。本当に安全第一（人にも熊にも）で楽しみたいですね。

@edfox9944 さん コメント、ご視聴、ありがとうございます！積載量の少ないバイクや自転車なので、ミニマムな装備でやりくりしつつ、過程を楽しむのが良いですよね。日本の方（お住まいもしくは言語的に）に観ていただける需要がどれだけあるかなと考えていたので、コメント、そしてチャンネル登録までしていただき、とても嬉しいです。

It's MN strap made by erikasoriginals.com

Schwinn Paramount is a true classic! I’m also coming from riding 1987 Binachi Superleggera for well over a decade, and totally new to Gravel bike genre, modern components, and man, the disc brakes! Really enjoying the ride and the bike can carry a lot of stuff. That’s also new to me and really liberating!

Thank you so much! Would be fun to do a moto-camping meetup one day. In the meantime, join me here! Hoping to put out another episode real soon.

Thank you!

The size, crown guard-less and the lug stance/proportion all work together to achieve that balance. I can hike, dive, then attend a nice dinner with it on one go, and I’ve done just that. Great piece for sure.

@@garactacle 💯

I know right? I love them! Unfortunately it came with the bike preowned and I don't know where they are from. Not sure if they were offered as an accessory back then or someone else made them. I also had a 2007 Bonnie since new but I don't recall seeing something like this in the catalog. The Bonnie is 1" handlebar and the Scrambler is 7/8" so maybe I wasn't paying attention. Either way, I really love the rugged look and color, and somehow this tiny little parts tidy up the area really well.

@@garactacle yeah I like the look. Found some via Google search but none that match what you have.

Thank you! I love those little gadgets, and on a moto-camping with very limited luggage space, each tool gotta earn its place in the kit. At some point I'd like to start exploring new tools and incorporate them into the episodes. Love to hear what people want to see or use.

Thank you so much! Glad to hear you enjoyed it.

I’ve had a few early warranty/recall bits, and I replaced the clutch slave cylinder with 3rd party as a precaution (they later issued recall) and had a few relatively minor issues but no breakdowns or blowouts. I’ve done several multi-day touring through elevation, rain and even some snow. So all in all I’d say “as reliable as a modern European bike” maybe about the same level as the Ducatis I’ve had over the years.

Always!

Will be posting more soon!

I'm really glad to hear that! Thank you so much for watching.

This is the one I’m using: www.rei.com/product/204792/msr-lowdown-remote-stove-adaptor?sku=2047920001&store=83&CAWELAID=120217890013206646&CAGPSPN=pla&CAAGID=116436834648&CATCI=pla-1192733344692&cm_mmc=PLA_Google%7C21700000001700551_2047920001%7C92700061898521131%7CNB%7C71700000074090496&gclid=CjwKCAiAxreqBhAxEiwAfGfndGnu1Fk1blriXWmdAQ9Y62q2vL2Ffxl9IFdoaFVnq9AQYsMcxOZqXhoC66QQAvD_BwE&gclsrc=aw.ds

Thanks you so much for watching and subscribing. Looking forward to posting another episode soon!

It was very kind of Jason and James. I'm glad you are here, and I'm looking forward to making more videos so stick around!

I've been using the Big Agnes Copper Spur HV UL2 for a few years now and I love it. www.rei.com/product/164193/big-agnes-copper-spur-hv-ul2-tent

Thank you so much. I'd love to explore more on the whole coffee setups, but we need to play within the luggage space limitations. I guess figuring that out is a part of the fun.

I'm currently using Therm-a-Rest Trail Pro Sleeping Pad (www.rei.com/product/171686/therm-a-rest-trail-pro-sleeping-pad) It packs pretty compact and I sleep through the night no problem. I'll do an in-tent gear specific video at some point.

Too kind. Thank you so much! I'm looking forward to doing more on this channel.

That was so nice of them to mention about this channel. Jason described the content better than I ever could myself. Glad you are here. I just published a new episode I hope you enjoy it.

Nice! I recommended these to James and Jason as a potential final note. (Jason was aware of the videos and of course the channel 🙂) When I saw the first video of this series, my immediate thought: “Very TGN!”

Thank you! On non-touring oriented bike, you gotta deal with limitations but I guess that's part of the fun!

Thank you so much!

Glad you noticed that. :D