Motorcycle Camp Cooking Gear - MCC Ep.5

G'day guys, in this video I show all my cooking gear that I use when going camping on my motorcycles. Hope you enjoy! Cheers... Mark
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[@Nostrildomus]

From over here , you are developing your own brand . Very cool these days . Be proud and keep um coming . Thanks

[@peterjones2594]

I have no idea why I find your channel so entertaining. your wasted on KZbin. just your ramblings. you should be on TV. UK needs a decent presenter on Top Gear.

[@jimmybutler6451]

I am really impressed in the fact that you mention selling the kits etc and what they have but give the details on where to get everything yourself from the shops on the cheap or whatever. These are the best videos ever for the lockdown in the USA.

[@aidanbright]

Hey Mark, loving all the vids. Not sure how many you are doing, but you've missed dessert! Hot tip from a long time hiker - custard powder, powdered milk and some sugar in a zip lock bag. mix with water and cook in a pan. Bit of a pain to clean, but great on a winters night!

[@TheAustralianMade]

That box that Nay made you is fantastic for displaying products in the video. Makes it very easy to see the item in the video.

[@BikerBits]

+Soggy Wombat Yeah works great :-)

[@darrenwood9580]

Looks Bloody cold down there, it's been in the 30's in Pom land and loving the channel 👍

[@tgdb4968]

Hey man thanks for all your tips, i'm new to Motorcycle camping and your vids are very helpful and you seem like a top bloke.

[@oldntatted]

All of the items you showed is pretty much what I carry in my kit. I have replaced a few items for up to date ,like those new cooking pot and pan sets, the orange box Stove with gas. That is so much quicker than the Military Canteen and nesting cup and stove. I added a Trangia stove to use instead of the solid fuel tabs. Now this gas set up is at least twice as fast and half as heavy. Now that the desert is cooling down some out riding season gets started, I have a few planed videos taking the Harley on some overnight camp outs around here. Great video again Mark. Have a great ride and keep it safe. ONT....o~*o....Ride On....

[@jdbordelon7752]

WOO HOO ! (Thank you Mark.) I love perusing.....say what's a Pom ? or whose a Pom and I'm glad you clarified I was having a difficult time finding Aluminium over here ha ha

[@alanmck5382]

another great vid, informative and in your usual laid back style...love it...well done mate....cheers

[@BikerBits]

+Alan McK Thanks heaps Alan :-)

[@kamiika]

Just a handy tip mate for washing up I take a pack of baby wipes then you don’t waste water an they can go in the fire to also good for a quick body an face clean before bed

[@Ben10twentytwo]

That gauze mat is a great idea! Reminds me of school bunsen burners and setting fire to stuff in science class mind.

[@BikerBits]

+Ben 1022 LOL... Yeah I remember those days! :-)

[@seanrich1367]

Thanks for posting, Always enjoy your vid's. from WV, USA. I get a laugh out of your Aluminium pronuniation, aluminum (in North American English) At first I did not know what you were talking about, lol. Keep up the good work.

[@heyshorrtty7001]

Cheers for the shout outs Mark. I'm rapt that you found the gauze mat useful.

[@BikerBits]

+HeyShorrtty My pleasure mate and thanks again for putting me onto it! :-)

[@potskifilms]

Hi Mark, Great to see what kit you're using. Re burning your mouth big time on the metal mug; I often use my mug on the stove for a quick cuppa too, so have put a thick lip of silicone on to the rim... being silicone it's heat resistant and works a treat. Cheers Potski

[@wesbuhr548]

another great video quick simple but effective

[@BikerBits]

+Wes Buhr Thanks Wes! :-)

[@lazgyrorider3894]

Good stuff mate....

[@albertheaton6455]

Another great vid mark come in very useful on my trips. By the way just received my order from you today top bananas hope you can put some more stuff on line don t mind paying extra postage cheers to you both.

[@Samuel-of9nn]

I pack 1 left hand gardening glove so that if Im cooking over a open fire my hand does not get too hot or get burnt. I only take a left hand because that's the hand I use to grab the pot/pan while my right hand works the tongs.

[@BikerBits]

+Samuel Sexton Great idea mate! :-)

[@wobblysauce]

Normally carry 1 pair, if with another person give the other to them.. normally something to do with wood and sticks.

[@boodzoutdoors9549]

again nice vid, just what i use is the sea to summit sink. so light so small. its what i take hiking as well, worth a look. PS< i know i sound like a add for sea to summit but i havnt found any better lol. cheers

[@BikerBits]

Thanks mate and no problem... sea to summit stuff is great! :-)

[@sklein4205]

hey Mark, I don't comment as much as I should but thought I'd make the effort for a change to say thanks for the always informative vids. I'd be interested to know where you got the gauze mat flame diffuser from? Re the Aluminium Foil comments below, I was recently at Dundee Beach (West of Darwin) had no alfoil left to cook a fish in the coals. I asked the English backpacker behind the bar at the pub if they had any aluminium Foil or Alfoil as we call it. After they turned the pub kitchen upside down looking for "Alfoil", the polite Pommy backpacker apologized saying that had no Alfoil but she wondered in Tin Foil would do the trick!!! pissed myself laughing for about half an hour. There is still sometimes a funny language problem between us convict descendants and those who sent forebears here a couple of hundred years ago. Keep on Ridin (with Vids in between)

[@BikerBits]

G'day mate, no worries! We have some of that gauze mat now on our website for sale! LOL... that was funny! :-)

[@JustTex]

Lucky you got the posties down the drain recently sounds like there is a bit of flooding in bendigo, hope you and nay are all good. Cheers

[@BikerBits]

+MX Tex LOL... yeah don't think we'd like to be in there now :-) No worries here mate... Thanks!

[@rhtoms]

Mark, Great video. I need to ask about the screen with "gauze" in it. What type of material is teh white gauze? Where can I purchase it in US? The land of Al-OOO-min-um. LOL Keep the videos coming. I enjoy every one of them.

[@davebeers5133]

Hey Mark I use old 35mm film (remember that stuff) canisters with salt shaker top you use to be able to get from certain camp & surplus stores, good shit but not sure if their still available.

[@BikerBits]

+Dave Beers Yeah I remember them! :-)

[@mickpacker8574]

Hi Mark, another good video. Just an idea for wash up. Why not try using a Selleys Wash Up Wiz instead of a dishcloth and scourer. They last forever and don't scratch your non-stick pans. Plus they won't go skanky, like dishcloths, if they're not dried properly. As a bonus, it's one less thing to carry. They are available from Bunnings and Mitre 10. I have been using them for years. www.selleys.com.au/home-cleaning/cloths/wash-up-wiz/

[@BikerBits]

+Mick Packer Thanks Mick... Will have to check them out... We love Bunnings :-)

[@brettstevens7443]

Another pissa of a vid mate , great idea with the mesh matt , do you sell them ?

[@BikerBits]

+BRETT STEVENS Yeah we do... Just got them in! They are on the site now :-)

[@juicefreak1969]

A handful of the little packet salt,pepper and sugar from Maccas goes a long way too.....not that I've ever done that...:).

[@BikerBits]

Yeah that's a common one mate and a great idea... don't think Macca's will miss a few! :-)

[@wobblysauce]

Do the same with sauce packets from the HJ/KFC/Maccas, got all your condiments sweet and savoury..

[@1winlock]

What is the white stuff on the burner screen? Thx

[@fidy8dub]

What brand is yr stove?

[@waxup0895]

Gday Mark. What is the name/brand of that little cooker you use? Cheers mate.

[@BikerBits]

+Tony Ward There is no brand or name! If your in Australia we sell them or otherwise search eBay or Amazon for mini camp stove and you find them or very similar! :-)

[@alanmck5382]

PS...just a thought , as its getting closer, the MOTOGP that is, do you get down to the Island and have a sqizz?...

[@BikerBits]

+Alan McK G'day Alan, no I don't get down there mate... Not really my thing :-)

[@garywilson-2e0apg93]

Mark why, if you've got a fire going, do you cook on a gas stove? Seen a lot of the yanks doing it too just puzzles me

[@BikerBits]

The long way downunder! :-)

[@BikerBits]

G'day Gary, that's a great question and a simple answer! 1. Cleanup 2. Cooking Temperature control 3. It gets hot in Australia and leaning over a fire cooking is bloody hot work. 4. Wake up in morning lean out of the tent while still in sleeping bag and make coffee. 5. pull up for morning tea in the middle of nowhere (The Never Never, Beyond the Black Stump) pull out ya stove and in 5 mins your drinking coffee. There are times we cook off the open fire too though. Hope this explains it and your question was a fair question to ask :-) Cheers... Mark

[@TheGeohart]

so what are the British called?

[@BikerBits]

+George Hart I don't know!

[@TheGeohart]

I was referring to you pronunciation of aluminium, you and who pronounce it alu-mini-um, while we Americans refer tto it as a-luminium. you refer to the Poms, what is that?

[@Hondadctrider]

Us Scot's call it tin foil.

[@BikerBits]

+Brigante7 yeah we say that too! :-)