It is. If I ride alone I'd do my best to to pack everything into top box or at least I'd put camping gear on rear seat)
Show me pics of your fully loaded out (for camping) bike
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I got this, my teeny tiny Vango that has been with me for over 20 years and all over the world. From the shores of Lake Superior, to the jungles of Colombia, from Vera Cruz to Valparaiso, up the Popocatapetl, from Denmark to Malta, from the Atlantic coast of France to the border to Russia and it´s still going strong.
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This has really got me wanting to hit the road
Pop-Pop
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Yea, me too! Hoping to hit the road next week. Gotsta go!
Especially today when it's 75 degrees...
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I don't know where this is but this image is absolutely stunning!
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Just East of the Black Canyon of the GunnisonI don't know where this is but this image is absolutely stunning!
I’m on RT 50
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Thanks, Will. On my go-to list! 
Great pictures and bikes!
My, new to me, '06 has the left saddle bag carrying tools, a few spare parts, bike half cover, raingear. Right side (not loaded yet) carries drip coffee pot, 6 pack size soft cooler, camping basics- towels, rope, single burner stove, fuel, etc. Top trunk for clothes. Pillion- larger drybag has tent, pad, pillow (house basically). Sleeping bag in a drybag, camp chair and table, camp shoes. This photo I bought an extra cheap sleeping bag and nicely lined hooded sweatshirt as it did get down to 35f overnight. No cooking stuff carried, usually buy something on the way back to camp after a fine days ride (Driftless Wisconsin this last trip, end of September).
My, new to me, '06 has the left saddle bag carrying tools, a few spare parts, bike half cover, raingear. Right side (not loaded yet) carries drip coffee pot, 6 pack size soft cooler, camping basics- towels, rope, single burner stove, fuel, etc. Top trunk for clothes. Pillion- larger drybag has tent, pad, pillow (house basically). Sleeping bag in a drybag, camp chair and table, camp shoes. This photo I bought an extra cheap sleeping bag and nicely lined hooded sweatshirt as it did get down to 35f overnight. No cooking stuff carried, usually buy something on the way back to camp after a fine days ride (Driftless Wisconsin this last trip, end of September).
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Ha!
A month long camping trip to Alaska. First up is my Valkyrie that I took.
Next is my ST which my son rode:
Next is my ST which my son rode:
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Upgraded to luxury ha! Still packing tent, bag/pad, cot, pee bottle, pillow, beenie, gloves in the camp bag.
everything else is in top box: chair, gerbing, down jackets, rain gear, yeti
right pannier: tire kit/pump/tools, misc stuff, personal kit, clothing
left pannier: stove, gas, slaps, towel, water, food, surprise!,
everything else is in top box: chair, gerbing, down jackets, rain gear, yeti
right pannier: tire kit/pump/tools, misc stuff, personal kit, clothing
left pannier: stove, gas, slaps, towel, water, food, surprise!,
Red red I like the red. But the bigger Black seems nice too!
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Summer trip around B.C. around 5000 km's. I carry the tent sleeping bag air mat and other "camp" things in the bag on the seat. My clothes go in one saddle bag and my chair food and kitchen setup go in the other one. The top box is for rain gear and other riding stuff that I may need during the day. When I stop I can get my helmet and jacket in the top box so I don't have to carry them around.
