Show me pics of your fully loaded out (for camping) bike

This was for ROCKSTOC Newfoundland. I have the Ukraine rack, which is perfect to attach my dry bags (that I made and attach to the rack with hook and loop straps). On the left dry bag is my hammock, bike cover and ground sheet walking pole . The right one contains my top quilt, air pad and collapsible table and walking pole. The left pannier holds my tire repair kit and pump, my electric jacket, rain gear and my tie down straps for ferry crossings. My right pannier carries my clothes and toiletries, water bottles as well as my camera equipment. The silver dry bag on the seat is my cooler. In the top box is my stove and cooking equipment, drone, camp chair, extra tarp. The tank bag has the controller for heated gear, electric glove liners, battery packs, maps, sd card carrier, baseball cap, snacks. I was very happy with this arrangement.
The walking poles were part of my larger tarp set-up
 

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kiltman said:
This was for ROCKSTOC Newfoundland. I have the Ukraine rack, which is perfect to attach my dry bags (that I made and attach to the rack with hook and loop straps). On the left dry bag is my hammock, bike cover and ground sheet walking pole . The right one contains my top quilt, air pad and collapsible table and walking pole. The left pannier holds my tire repair kit and pump, my electric jacket, rain gear and my tie down straps for ferry crossings. My right pannier carries my clothes and toiletries, water bottles as well as my camera equipment. The silver dry bag on the seat is my cooler. In the top box is my stove and cooking equipment, drone, camp chair, extra tarp. The tank bag has the controller for heated gear, electric glove liners, battery packs, maps, sd card carrier, baseball cap, snacks. I was very happy with this arrangement.
The walking poles were part of my larger tarp set-up
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How do u like that ukraine rack? I like mine a lot!
 
Pop-Pop said:
How do u like that ukraine rack? I like mine a lot!
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I do like it, though, I’m disappointed to what I had to do to make it fit properly, there was a lot of persuasion with a hammer to line up the mounting brackets and one of the cross braces was welded in the wrong spot that prevented me from opening the latch of the pannier. I also had to reposition the monokey latch for the top box so that it would fit properly.
Removing the panniers with the rack in place is also a challenge. I do have liner bags, that’s a plus when I want to remove the contents of the panniers.
Now that the unit is dialled in, it distributes the weight extremely well and my camping equipment just nestles nicely in the rack. The concept is great.
 
kiltman said:
I do like it, though, I’m disappointed to what I had to do to make it fit properly, there was a lot of persuasion with a hammer to line up the mounting brackets and one of the cross braces was welded in the wrong spot that prevented me from opening the latch of the pannier. I also had to reposition the monokey latch for the top box so that it would fit properly.
Removing the panniers with the rack in place is also a challenge. I do have liner bags, that’s a plus when I want to remove the contents of the panniers.
Now that the unit is dialled in, it distributes the weight extremely well and my camping equipment just nestles nicely in the rack. The concept is great.
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Yea there have been a few complaints but mine went on perfectly. When i remove the pans, its handle down and empty. I dont remove them often, luckily.
 
Uncle Phil said:
Now here's a fully loaded out for camping bike (mine on the way to Newfoundland) :biggrin: -

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I would never load that much stuff on a Honda ST. Are you crazy man? How did you put it up on the center stand?

Well unless it's another Honda 50.

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At the most a Honda 70 but what you have on there NO way!!!

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W0QNX said:
I would never load that much stuff on a Honda ST. Are you crazy man? How did you put it up on the center stand?
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Getting it on the center stand was a bit of a 'challenge'! :biggrin:
As you know, once you ratchet strap the stuff down, it don't go anywhere.
And besides, it all didn't weigh much more than a pillion of 'grand' size. ;)
 
Ned in Utah said:
That top picture looks like the right hand turn at the top of the Mirror Lake Hiway between Kamas, UT and Evanston, WY. I had an 85 V65 too. Loved that bike.
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Yes, thank you for letting me relive that. I had to go to the pictures and then use spotwalla for the time stamp. Looks like I ran Rt150, missing data. My Sabre is/was so far my most "fun" bike.
 
WØQNX said:
I would never load that much stuff on a Honda ST. Are you crazy man? How did you put it up on the center stand?

Well unless it's another Honda 50.

crf50onst1.jpg

At the most a Honda 70 but what you have on there NO way!!!

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That looks like some one I know in seven bays WA. :rofl1:
 
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