/r/motocamping

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This community exists to share all things related to motorcycle camping including bikes, gear, locations, experiences, advice and photos.

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FIRST TIME OVERNIGHT CAMPING

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2024/12/01
16:17 UTC

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Aerial View of Somewhere in the Apalachicola National Forest (June 2023) 4K available on the yerterbs. *Wasn't able to edit the title to correct a spelling error, so I've removed and reposted it - apologies, ladies and gents*

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2024/11/25
22:55 UTC

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Is the RE's Meteor 350 good for motocamping?

That's all

8 Comments
2024/11/24
21:41 UTC

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Advice for a long trip?

My cousin and I are planning a motocamping trip in September, probably Sept 15-31.

It will be about a three week trip, from Bowling Green, Kentucky to Virginia Beach, down to Okracoke, North Carolina.

It is our first time doing a long trip like this. What are some tips that you could provide? What types of non-obvious things would you recommend to pack?

24 Comments
2024/11/24
18:41 UTC

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Somewhere in the Apalachicola National Forest on My Way Across the Country from Maine (2023)

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2024/11/24
17:55 UTC

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Appropriate_Shake265 spotted earlier this year in Oregon! This dudes the real deal!

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2024/11/15
02:24 UTC

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Coming down Engineers Pass in CO off of California paas

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2024/11/14
22:20 UTC

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Kirby Cove, San Francisco

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2024/11/12
19:05 UTC

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Too lazy?

I was too tired and lazy, so instead of putting up my tent, I rented a small cozy cabin.

8 Comments
2024/11/11
08:10 UTC

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Swiss moto camping Scene

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2024/11/03
20:25 UTC

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Don’t forget to check on your gear every so often.

Even though your done moto camping for the year or haven’t went at all. Make sure you check on your gear where you store it. I had my moto camping gear in a tote and it looks like something had some moisture on it and mold started to grow. Now I’m having to unpack and wash everything.

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2024/11/02
00:19 UTC

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moto coffee break

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2024/10/30
22:52 UTC

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Considering a Motorcycle Camper

I have both a tent and hammock setup, but I'm considering a tow behind camper for the GL1800. I've always considered a motorcycle trailer as cheating, but my youngest son just isn't into rough camping. We've talked about it and he seems excited about the prospect of sleeping in a camper.

So my question is are there specific models anyone that rides 2up would recommend? I'd prefer quick/easy set up and take down. Also, do folks with campers generally get to an area, set up, and then leave your camping spot to go ride around for the day? With a tent, I can ride all packed up, but I'd rather not do that with a trailer the whole trip.

What else should I be considering? Appreciate any input.

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2024/10/28
14:29 UTC

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Camping in Switzerland, please note that Camping in wild nature reserves is Illegal in Switzerland https://youtu.be/77iU9euKo7k?si=KCokDb6g1JyK8b4w

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2024/10/26
20:11 UTC

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Motocamping Troodos Mountains Cyprus

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2024/10/26
08:21 UTC

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Thoughts on luggage?

I’m sorry if this is a bit of an amateur question, but I am pretty new to the world of adv and motorcycle camping. I have a Honda Transalp XL750 and I am looking for some kind of saddlebag/pannier setup but I have some very specific desires for it. Any suggestions or recommendations are welcome.

Essentially, right now I am a bit poor and all I really need is something that I can stuff a small motorcycle cover or tarp into. I live in northern Utah and I don’t have a car so I’ll be riding throughout the winter but it would be nice if I had something to throw over the seat/ handlebars then just quickly stuff it into a bag when I ride. Ideally I won’t need to spend more than $150-200 right now on something of moderate quality that suits my purpose. This is where it gets tricky though:

I would like to have the option to upgrade to something nicer and sturdier in a few years when I’m ready to splurge a bit, but something where I wouldn’t have to replace the entire system. For example, if there was a brand that sold pannier racks that you can mount both a cheap soft bag to buy they also have nice 30-40L locking hard cases that can go on those same racks. I have already found several that almost meet these requirements but even for the cheap setup it’s close to $400.

The only other thing I can think of is I can’t really have anything that takes up the passenger seat because my wife rides with me a lot. Thanks in advance for your suggestions!

P. S. I already have the OEM top box on the back of the bike but I can’t put a cover in there because I need that space to be available for other things.

7 Comments
2024/10/26
04:33 UTC

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