Motorcycle Camping Gear

[@Georgia4Low]

Great Video!!! Thanks for sharing!!! Working on my camp set up.

[@mtscott]

That was a good overview...I’m always on the lookout for ideas from others. Thanks. 👍🏻😁

[@MoskoMoto]

Great vid - it's awesome seeing what people pack & how.

[@mbarr1029]

Had to watch Since you have Croc's. Always the best for the camp sites, I prefer the explorer off road for camping though. solid toes and more cushion . Collapsible bucket= nice touch.

[@rangeday2923]

what would help if you can post in the description all the items. That would be great. Thanks

[@iangreenwood9328]

Hi Tony thanks for the comments - seems like I am always tweaking my gear looking for new lighter and smaller stuff

[@Afrikaislife]

+Ian Greenwood (V-Strom Adventures) Please tell me what the make of the table is. I've been looking for one that size forever. Thank you.

[@bushcraftbelarus6023]

Отличный набор. Однозначно молодец. 👍👍👍

[@MrBoxer1200]

Could you expand on the flashlight/lantern, I like it, brand or where to get it. Thanks

[@iangreenwood9328]

Hi James, I think the one in the video has been discontinued, however this one is very similar Life Gear Compact Collapsible Mini Lantern with Bright Flashlight, Assorted Colors www.amazon.ca/dp/B07BSTDRWN/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_i_3SpICbS9FTXYF

[@bigbang1985]

half of those items you can find right on most camping spots: example table, chairs, if you go to campsite usually there are some. If you go in the woods, then I use a lug, a big branch or whatever to sit on. Same goes for table, I use one of my pannier. Same goes for dishes, water or ice (beers) I buy and carry them in a pannier after I set up tent. Bike cover? if it's rainy and you want a dry seat, take it off with you in the tent. etc. etc. In my experience all those 1-2 pounds add up. The lighter the bike the better. You'd be surprised with what you can come up with to fill a need with surrounding stuff you find in a campsite

[@tristamautrey4427]

Big Bang Duke You fuck

[@outie555]

Does all that fit in the waterproof bag or do you use saddle bags too?

[@EndoCloudz]

If you watched the first 30 seconds you would know lol he said almost all that fits into the bag except for the big blue one.

[@outie555]

haha yes i am idiot! I even watched the whole video. Thanks for the reply and great video too :)

[@TonyKitchen471]

Ian thanks for sharing the tips, i'm in the process of tweaking my motorcycle camping gear. Taking similar stuff to you, (except the Bear repellent) thankfully here in UK

[@74KU]

Ian, do you Camp or do you 'camp'? By which I mean do you go off the beaten path or just to the local caravan park/established camp site with shower block etc.? nvm, I heard "..in case I don't have a picnic table.." not really Camping. Loads of homeless people "camping" in my city..

[@iangreenwood9328]

+74KU my preference would be to wild camp, unfortunately in Canada we can only wild camp on certain potions of what is called Crown land (land owned by the gov't) and the nearest Crown land to me is about 10 hours away. So, when I camp in Canada I mainly stick to Provincial Parks as they are usually well kept and have a few facilities and in the States I tend to stick to State parks or motorcycle specific camp grounds, my farourite being Ironhorse Camp Ground in North Carolina.

[@74KU]

***** isn't crown land held by the government for the people like here in Aus? Yeah I know the feeling of having to go for stupidly long rides to find somewhere I am "allowed" to camp

[@alexmorton8659]

lease can you provide some more details on the colapsable table? Cheers

[@iangreenwood9328]

Hi - the collapsible table was something I picked up at a local dollar store for $3.00 - they don't appear to have them any more. There are some ultralight travel tables on Amazon though that pack down pretty small

[@Heartlanddualsport]

Good job buddy, Love the video my friend.

[@T0BBi94]

Great video! :) For me though that is to much gear, I prefer to have a lighter bike than better camping experience :)

[@justadam1917]

The experience is better with less

[@shamirshakir]

What is the usage of an axe?

[@mtscott]

Usually chopping wood: firewood or clearing trails. 🤨

[@shamirshakir]

@@mtscott I thought to scare the thugs ;)

[@phillipmendoza593]

great job

[@paulisbest1970]

Crocs my arse! Ha ha

[@Maradnus]

great vid thx

[@nash40tn]

Good Info!

[@allanb52]

Nice and concise ....can't stand Yanks telling you their life story, but this is good.

[@clarktferrill]

Joey chair $ 125.....wtf do you need that for?

[@TheWanderingGeezer]

No tools? Must have.

[@iangreenwood9328]

Hi Paul, yes, a decent tool kit under the seat as well as tire plug kit and compressor

[@TheBraveheart55]

No tools?

[@morokau6]

Everything is new and unused...