5 BEGINNER TIPS FOR MOTORCYCLE CAMPING

[@motogusnz]

Your vids are awesome, probably the best channel for all sorts of motorcycle tips. Thanks mate

[@DieselSniffer3500]

Big tip…especially for beginners…go on an easy local camp to test your gear before going on a big trip

[@leesuschrist]

True. I did this and learned many problems with my set up. Ended up ditching a bunch of gear, which saved on weight.

[@byever1]

Or the backyard.

[@carlpop2324]

Yes! Thank you, Cletus!

[@backroadmax2344]

Yeah that’s the truth

[@junecollins910]

Congratulations on 70,000 subscribers!

[@danondo7422]

Congratulations on 70,000 subscribers. Your channel is growing steadily because of your great tips and trips. Keep plugging.

[@megadave9941]

Hey tim ! good to see ya doing your thing again ! Keep on keepn on my friend !

[@norsefalconer]

Excellent stuff Tim! Hope you are well. I'd like to add: Unless you'll always be setting up camp in the Desert SW, purposefully camp in the rain. This is unversal, even if you're a "weekender," Overlander, car camper, or whatever. I'd recommend close to home, or at home. Doing so can help turn a potential future event ender into just an inconvenience.

[@mikemills5144]

Excellent tips Tim. I always taught my kids to leave the campsite better than what you found it. Maybe pick up some old beer caps or pop tabs or even just make it look neater. Really wish everyone would do that.

[@2wheelsandatent]

Was great to see ya buddy! Made it home about midnight safe and sound. Thanks for the adventure!

[@pigeonpallz1733]

I miss the regular moto vlogs and riding videos

[@karlbloss]

Good stuff! Take your gear on a shakedown cruise to make sure it all works as expected and you find out what not to bring (see over packing tip).

[@cwl5005]

Great tips! I've been camping all of my life but only recently from a motorcycle. Keep up the great videos!

[@emfl4437]

Excellent tips as.always, good reminders for more experienced riders as well. It is easy to forget about bears, or get too relaxed about not securing food while camping off the bike

[@eirikkvalheim8627]

I don't mind the wind noise. It just means you are out in nature. Great videos

[@yossibonomo9647]

Great tips thanks Tim.

[@chrisd4283]

I keep seeing Cody's face saying "I know Tim, I know". LOL.

[@NzJohny]

Loving the tips tim. As always

[@reachadi1029]

By far; the best part of KZbin is watching your channel. I've learned so much from you and keep continuing to learn. You're like the older brother I never had- great work Tim!

[@TechnMoto]

Good tips for beginners 👍

[@daledacar3650]

Hope you’re doing well Tim!

[@TheGeoDaddy]

I’ve been buying up the inventory for motorcycle camping (only did this on my truck, off loading the motorcycle and building out the tent over the back) but at 63 it’s tough enuff getting outta bed 🛏 in the morning…. let alone a sleeping bag. Mostly bought into this as a backup of SHTF and I need to travel light and quick and not with any destination but AWAY!!!

[@jeffnabors833]

What do you do with your food as you camp?

[@eddcurry1245]

Good tips

[@Kim_Miller]

"... bear country ..." And people say everything here in Australia is out to kill you. Luckily we don't have bears. :)

[@lovingmylifeasIage6741]

What tent are you using now?

[@markmoffett6813]

Your a nice guy but this information has been so , so done

[@thecorporategypsy]

Very good, very helpful. If I have camper freeze dried food unopened eg Mountain House, do I need to put it in a bear box or some type of Bear proof container? I don’t take fresh food with me only the freeze dried stuff so was wondering?

[@jonmueller2117]

Yes you you need to bear proof all food even stuff like breath mints, chap stick, ketchup packs, personal care products etc. Dont throw food scraps in the fire, bears can smell food that is 99% burned up. I saw a black bear crawl into a car and lick out the ash tray for a piece of used gum.

[@thecorporategypsy]

@@jonmueller2117 thanks!

[@robertberin4872]

I thought hanging it on a tree might work until i saw a bear climb a tree.

[@jimshaw899]

Avoid this plan: "I never camped before, but this trip I'm gonna tent camp in the wild, cook my own food, take baths in the river, and do my own laundry." What could possibly go wrong? One Step At A Time, Grasshopper.

[@RoadDogSteve]

Why avoid? Good learning away from yt

[@RoadDogSteve]

Embrace the plan and learn.

[@charlesbradley2943]

Setting up a tent at night, covered with mosquitoes is not fun. Ask me how I know. Thanks for your informative videos.

[@robertberin4872]

More so when you don't have a tent just a cot and a bivy sack. Did that at Kings Canyon couple years ago. Not again.

[@RoadDogSteve]

So when is the next trip?

[@tissot0325]

I forgot what tankbag did you get

[@Taematoe]

Tip 6 don’t poop on the trail. Dig a hole.

[@incognito8448]

I drive my motorcycle to the campgrounds ...then rent an RV ... have ever since the water moccasin event of 1993!

[@marthastevens5571]

Framingham? Newton? Norfolk county? pegged your accent right away, now I gotta know....

[@2wheelsandatent]

DO THE RIGHT THING LOL 😂

[@TroopThrowback]

Zero of these tips have anything to do with motorcycle camping specifically. Title should be “5 tips for people who have never camped”

[@douglasmacy709]

Rushing it I noticed