Triumph Bonneville T120, GOOSE (Wingman of the Road) Motorcycle camping system!

[@carbonarc23]

This is an Aussie, so glad that this has made it's way to the northern hemisphere. You can't go wrong with one of these. This is a great review of a great product. Happy Camping

[@hollyibbotson5290]

When I was younger, I used to just string a plastic between rear indicator and handlebars, and pinned the other side to the ground, instant night shelter, and easy to pack away on the bike. I do like this goose idea, brilliant, now I'm significantly older and arthritic 😅

[@brianperry]

Just come across your take on Bike Camping, reminded me of the one and only time I ever did that. Myself and a friend rode down to Brands hatch for the Huchington Hundred...left the race track after a wonderful day. First night camping under the stars great!, tent erected then out with the paraffin Primus... no Camping Gas in ye ole days. then the usual big 'fry up' and tea..Second night stopped to visit Stonehenge...possible to touch stones then. camped near by. woke up to heavy rain, rode down towards Bournemouth ..continuous heavy rain.. camped for last time, more rain, tent gave up being water prove, we gave up then rode non-stop back to Southend -on -Sea where it wasn't raining. All the above on a Norton 600cc Dominator. Since that time, about 1964/5..I've ridden Norton Dominators on a number of occasions.... never, ever went camping again!!!

[@Lee-70ish]

The American golite teepee shelter is perfect for biking it would easily fit in one of your saddle bags . It uses a single pole has a separate bath edged ground sheet which means you can adjust the height of the tent or if you have a tree available a hanging loop so no pole at all. It can sleep three but is ideal for two leaving enough room for bike gear. Weight ? 2.5kg I’ve used it on a Scottish island for a week at minus 2 and it was great. The teepee design mean it only needs a single skin as condensation runs down and is dropped out side the bath tub ground sheet .. As for longevity mine is now 10 years old and apart from a tiny hole which was cause by a rock falling on it (which I repaired) it’s been fine. I use a snug pack two season mummy bag which when in a compression sac is around 10 X 8 inches . I like a comfortable bed so use a light weight inflatable air bed ( never had a puncture) . Whole lot would go inside a large paneer and as I still use a Trangia military meths cooker that plus a 500ml fuel bottle would also fit in. Imho a large roll across the back of the bike is not the most aesthetically pleasing look when modern materials mean you can leave room for a pillion .

[@tedunguent156]

Wow, I had no idea something like this was out there. Thanks for another great video and review. Your camera work and video editing as well as your sound quality is top notch. Bravo and ride safe.

[@scottrubie6826]

Best example on what to do and how to do it I’ve seen. Thanks mate from Australia 🇦🇺

[@GettinAuld]

That kit seems to be really well thought-out! A self-contained motorcycle sleeper, really nice.

[@stuartfillingham]

Thanks Scott!

[@Darren4352]

@Stuart Gillingham I ordered a Goose just a few days ago and expect delivery shortly. After a bit of familiarization I plan to take it out this coming weekend for a first run. I want you to know I very much I appreciated it your evaluation and demonstration. It was instrumental in my choosing to get this tent. I shared many of your concerns such as nylon's lack of durability and in some cases, flammability so I really wasn't feeling one of those tents and frankly I don't care for the whole garage tent thing. I think this is going to make a wonderful compliment to my Royal Enfield Meteor and now I simply need to figure out how much I can fit in the saddlebags and a backpack to make a three-night trip as comfortable as possible!

[@popitastic]

Good video. I'm a lad from Hull and we definitely need more Hull accents on KZbin!!

[@mikedempsey7804]

That is one cool tent for motorcycling! Just got back from Oshkosh Airventure on the bike, sort of a tough it out on the bike and camp. Going to give some serious consideration with this tent - it's just a classic canvas tent that looks easy enough for one man to set up, it's just a very unique and cool set up.

[@MOOSEDOWNUNDER]

Nice looking swag brother, had em here for years cobber. Great review, enjoy mate.

[@MiketakesaHike]

and to your recommendation I have ordered one of these for use with my RE

[@mdstreet94]

Another fantastic review, Stuart. Greatly appreciate your content!

[@Back2TheBike]

Superb, polished review Stuart. I'd argue (as a fellow vlogger) your vids show the highest level of production I've witnessed. Keep it up.

[@stuartfillingham]

Thank you very much sir!

[@michelvaillancourt3833]

I was already looking at their videos and i honestly think this is the tent for me...it looks like the wind can be kept outside if you want for those cold nights...last tent i had was all open mesh and you could not build up heat...now for the price in canadian money+shipping...oufff

[@34979Charlie]

Great review as always and what an awesome bit of kit … I love the way it can be attached to the bike so you kan keep an eye out for unwanted guests during the night.. or at least quickly become aware of it .

[@stuartfillingham]

Thanks Ben!

[@berylleferal7686]

Swags are fantastic - so comfy to sleep in, extremely durable, and easy to set up. Some find them a bit claustrophobic though, and you can’t sit upright in them so that can be problematic. Testament to the fact a lot of people prefer a roomier tent is the number of 2nd hand swags on the market here in Australia that have only been used “ one or two nights” !. I have a double swag which is much more roomy, but it’s 130cm wide so not practical to store on a bike rack. I plan to store my swag in the sidecar attached to my Honda Scooter. There’s room for more gear in the chair, plus a Givi box, glove box and under the seat of the bike. There’s even room on the pillion seat if needed!!! I really like the thought that’s gone into the Goose swag. The tarp is a great protective cover for the swag whilst riding. The oversized door is a nice touch, I’d get short poles so it acts as a canopy In fine weather, it would give awesome ventilation. I wonder if the swag tarp is large enough to cover the bike or if the developers might consider an upgrade to the tarp so it will cover most bikes? Otherwise I’d take an extra tarp for bike protection.

[@Supercruze]

Another great product review Stewart. Cool piece of kit.

[@hugomendes4988]

Nice article and another excellent review Stuart! Keep going! You have a recent and enthusiastic follower! Great job!

[@stuartfillingham]

Thank you Hugo!

[@duke7888]

Looks superb! Thanks for the review, the joys of motorbike camping!

[@tannerross-barco8238]

Theres so many instances where I will set up camp and then go on an adventure leaving my tent erected on site. This setup means when the tent is up the bike is parked. I do buy a new tent almost every season but they are so inexpensive I just dont mind. ($80 2man tent at 10 uses, just $8 per trip its one of my lowest expenses l). But excellent review I do think you are right there is a place in the market for this.

[@matthewroy5076]

I am very thankful for your insight. I will be looking into the Lomo bags and Goose.

[@andywing2030]

I really want one of these. £330 is a bit steep in the current climate. Finances are a bit tight, but one of these are on my list for a future extended trip to Europe I’m hoping to do. I like the way it looks old and broken in straight out the box. I suppose you could use an extra sleeping bag if using in colder times also. I don’t see why it can’t be used year round.

[@SteveInskip]

That looks an excellent piece of kit. I wish that would have been around when I was doing a lot of comping on my bike. Great review!

[@stuartfillingham]

Thanks Steve!

I personally like the fact that the mattress and sleeping bag are all inserted in the tent. For the price alone (£299) it pays for a decent tent, mattress and sleeping bag combo. Also the "for bikers" touch is very nice.

[@mattscott05]

Its called a swag in Australia and cost about $150

[@ToolkiT73UK]

I had a look on ebay.. a decent swag costs the same as this goose.. but I agree in essence it is a swag..

[@aidanrobbins5616]

I love the style and it looks like it's really well made, but I cannot get away from the size of this. I do alot of bikepacking and motorcycle camping, my small bikepacking tent is strong waterproof and about the size of a loaf of bread, a similar size as my sleeping bag. So this is incredibly over the top in my opinion. Great review mate. All the best.

[@adrianrouse5148]

Looking at the cover picture. I did that once. Put a flat stone under the side stand. Midle of the night the stone broke and I got the bike on top of my tent and feet. Nice way to wake up. No damage done

[@stuartfillingham]

change the record Adrian I've been answering this comment for over 2 years now. the bike has a footprint enlarger fitted!

[@aeroplod]

@@stuartfillingham Hi. Super product it appears from your review. You say "change the record" but don't mention that your bike has an enlarged side stand footprint in your review. The first thing to see is the vulnerability of the rider in the tent. A strong gust could provide plenty of side pressure on the bike towards the tent by getting under the sheet. An animal could find the bike to be a useful scratching post etc. There is an inherent risk so please at least draw the attention of your viewers to that. I'm a fan of your videos and what they bring by way of information regarding EU and UK plans to wreck the pastime. I respect your obviousl skill and experience. I am also disappointed at your cutting response to the valid comment. In 55 years of biking I've witnessed more than once the mess a falling bike can make of a human body. Not for me without support lines holding the bike securely away.

[@DFox-ud3gx]

I'm loving this tent with the military strength and got military look. I must have one. If you buy one the first week out ridding it's paid for it's self. A tight fit for two people inside so snuggle up inside.

[@MotoRickyRicardo]

Great review, it seems a little bulky but its really nice that its all in one bundle

[@VikingBagsYT]

Great video! Enjoyed it thoroughly! Keep up the solid work!

[@tommys9069]

Thanks for the great review, convinced me that this is perfect for me, with nothing quite like it out there either, in terms of set up and quality. So I've purchased the bigger Toucan.

[@timsapper8030]

Cracking idea like you say Stuart "why hasnt anybody thought of this before"

[@stanleyknife1967]

Looks like a great product nicely reviewed. Excellent filming!

[@stuartfillingham]

Thank you Sir!

[@Marvhagler]

I own a Bonneville 750 1977 I've had it since new.

[@kevinsmith2747]

Well I’m sold. Thanks for making this video

[@ironbiker9737]

Great idea, love the features but hopefully comes down a bit in price. At aprox $380USD it's a bit hard for me to to justify since I already have a good setup. If it was offered without the pad and sleeping bag for those of us who already have a good bag and pad, I'd definitely be interested in the tent. Canvas is so much better than nylon

[@mikedempsey7804]

Stuart...well what does one say to one of the best pitchmen in the business? I watched your video shortly after you had posted it. I was intrigued by this tent, not so much that I would EVER buy the tent, but you know how to point out the nostalgic things like real cotton canvas! At first, I didn't get it, but as I watched it again, it sort of sank in. As a motorcyclist, I enjoy things that are made for the open road on a bike, as that is my all time favorite thing to do...just get out on the open road, think about things, and explore the off the major roads lifestyles that are out there. It doesn't matter, I ORDERED my Goose Wingman tent today, and am looking forward to a few excursions this summer. I am a cheap guy, and own a few tents, but I thought - why not buy something expensive and good for a change! I would have never done so if you hadn't described it so well!

[@johnsharp6618]

Now, that is a nice idea, like other comments. I think a 2 person one would be a good idea.

[@hershchat]

Great review, awesome production quality, niche product.

[@Yorkshiremadmick]

Bike on a caravan plastic pad or centre stand. Fasten the bike side door low down on frame or wheels and problems sorted nice area for helmet jacket bags etc. Not a bad price given the construction too. This pairing with the Enfield interceptor a great all round bit of kit even for spring and autumn too. 👍🏻

[@MegaBaz12]

been to fort Paul great place well worth a visit

[@caroldave4037]

Hi...stu. Don't do camping but love GOOD design and this is well thought out... cheers from dave..

[@stuartfillingham]

Give it a try Carol! you might like it!

[@ianmills669]

G'day from down under Stu. In Australia we would call that a swag, they have been around in various forms for well over a century. You may be familiar with Australia's defacto national anthem "Waltzing Matilda" which starts off "Once a jolly swagman." Well over his shoulder he carried a primitive lightweight form of that article, probably with his spare clothing rolled up in it and a fire blackened billy tied to one end! The current crop look exactly like tent you reviewed, except they don't have the extra long sheet on one side for attachment to the bike. Great idea, only I think if there was much rain, you might want to attach it low on the bike so it angles down otherwise it will form a dam which might hold twenty gallons! I've used mine on the bike a lot. Great accommodation!

[@ianmills669]

I should have watched the sequel before I made the previous comment, obviously I wasn't the only Aussie to tell you about swags:)

[@andrewbull3537]

Absolutely brilliant idea!!!!!,when i get some money saved will invest in this tent

[@tinks43]

Looks like a brilliant set up 😀

[@renequilici1146]

Clever and stylisch product. I've bought one!

[@angiefav1847]

Yes l am Australian to just the thing love this product thanks so much Stuart for your hard work l enjoy your rides though your beautiful England wife and l will visit soon cheers

[@bullthrush]

A nice adaptation of the Australian dome swag. Keep plenty of zip ties and duct tape handy to fix the poles when they split.

[@HugoRenaultFilm]

Awesome as always Stuart!

[@stuartfillingham]

Thanks Hugo!

[@gibb013]

Great video, but the product is for those that are happy to lug a big old lump about and at 10 kgs which I’m not sure has been mentioned, there are much lighter options. A bivvi, tarp and sleeping bag at less than half this weight is probably just as easy to put up and leaves the rest of the spare weight for your luggage. I’m not sure that i would like to have my motorcycle hovering over me at night either. If you took this baby and luggage, you could be in form 20-30 kgs and that’s a lot, especially if it’s going on a rack that only allows 15 kgs. It’s a beauty though and as someone that considers every gram, i am still tempted.

[@zozoa1]

Super Review. These are very popular out in Australia. not cheap though however if you want quality I suppose you have to pay for it.

[@stuartfillingham7011]

WINDZUP 1700 fully agree with you sir! It did strike me that its very well suited to hotter climates as well as weather here in Blighty. I didnt actually think the price is too bad!

[@merlinch4256]

Nice presentation, Stuart, thanks! It seems to be a improved swag version. The materials used and all the details explain the huge weight. Very interesting. I dislike canvas as it tends to wear out at corners, and also because of its weight. But, as you say, synthetic fabrics are not perfect, either. I only miss some details about matress and bed caracteristics. I made allyear motorcycle camping for years, and I think it would be sufficient to change the content of the Goose for warmer bag and matress. ATB

[@daveyoude2828]

Very nice indeed...:: thx Stu.... have a great weekend..:🏍

[@stuartfillingham]

Thanks Dave, You Too!

[@marcusmckay3668]

Really in depth review. I think this and two trip machine leather outlaw bags would be a perfect combination. I am looking for touring options for an R18 touring in South Africa. I hear they do a two person setup, but wonder if my partner and l could fit into the goose version. Thanks for the time spent on a very informative presentation of a very cool system.

[@neillawson4252]

Hello cracking video ,the panel that goes towards the bike is that the only way of fully closing that side of the tent?

[@shawntravelstheworld911]

That's a great idea. The kickstand digging in on turf is a real problem.

[@stuartfillingham7011]

Shawn Travels The World foot print extender, puck, piece of wood!

[@farleyboy1968]

I am gonna buy one in springtime!

[@johnnorthrop5218]

I'd NEVER lie on the lean side! I tarp off the high side...have for eons. A go kot and a tarp and a bag...works great. I like this concept...but I've seen way too many bikes fall over on the stand side.

[@stuartfillingham]

your a bit late in the game with that one John!

[@ArielPA11]

Excellent Motorcycle camping system. Bye Bye from Buenos Aires .

[@TheDervMan]

Great tent and lovely quiet camp site ;-)

[@stuartfillingham]

Nice to hear from you Dervman, actually I was only camping there by special permission from the Trust! it is actually a museum!

[@baltsosser]

I need one large enough to walk into at the end of the day. I like the engineering thought that comes with this design though. I do like things that are done differently.

[@alangoffin3599]

Hi Stuart can you get some gear in the tent as well also what's your opinion cooking in inclement weather great presentation

[@ShelleyRaskin]

Looks like a well thought out product, very similar to a kiwi swag, but with an extra flap.

[@accuratealloys]

Well done video sir. Respect.

[@nigesainsbury9156]

Another quality post Stuart, I like the Dyson analogy. Icing on the cake for this product would have been be a quality inflatable pillow - just saying!! :-)

[@stuartfillingham]

Trekology for the pillow Nige! thanks for watching sir!

[@alanbstard4]

Great tent. Well thought out

[@stuartfillingham]

it certainly is Alan, im very impressed!

[@chrisheggie952]

Nice product review but you keep saying motorcycle camping is a summer activity but not everywhere... we camp all year round in Oz and need different weight sleeping bags as a result. Also one can't always find a nice space to set up where you can ride the bike, so It'd have to go solo sometimes. I've just returned from three weeks riding about the UK and while one camps on farms in England where you just ride in and camp, it's a different story wild camping in Scotland where you can't be guaranteed easy riding access right down to the loch. You haven't mentioned the total weight but my hiking tent/bag/mat comes in at 5.5kg and it's easily big enough for two. P.S. The North Yorkshire Dales was definitely a highlight especially from Bolton Abbey to Hawes!

[@phillippayne8170]

We just call them Swags mate here in Australia 🇦🇺

[@stuartfillingham]

I always thought a swag was some sort of bag!

[@MOOSEDOWNUNDER]

@@stuartfillingham No mate, google kings swags or aussie disposals, many many variants mate. This is on the posh side of a good aussie swag. lol.

[@alanbstard4]

@@stuartfillingham they serve as a bag, but Swags were originally carried by ‘swagmen’, who were itinerant farm workers, usually sheep shearers, that walked from job to job in Australia’s outback during the late 1800’s to early 1900’s. Swagmen carried their belongings in a bundle called a swag, which usually consisted of a bluey (a blue bush blanket) rolled up with spare clothing inside a tarpaulin or ground sheet. They also carried a tucker bag containing a frying pan, tucker and a billy or billycan to make tea.

[@stuartfillingham]

@@alanbstard4 There are all the makings of fun upbeat song in you comment Alan!

[@alanbstard4]

@@stuartfillingham haha I'm waltzing to it now

[@samueltomasello8888]

This is a smart piece of kit!

[@summo1942]

I have one of these, have used it a couple of times (including in the rain) and I really like it. It's small in there, though. Wingman of the Road do a two-man version now, the Toucan, and I wish I'd got that. A little extra length and width would mean I can lie out fully (I'm 6'2") and keep panniers inside the tent, rather than outside under the awning. Still, extremely high quality and very well designed. Ignore the nay-sayers who say it's too heavy. The weight doesn't matter on a motorcycle, and the fact that you have your tent, mattress and sleeping bag all rolled up into one pack is fantastic.

[@nigelfisher3756]

Good review of the Goose tent, thanks. Any downsides, other than the possibility of the rain falling back when attached to the bike? I’d probably take an extra small tarpaulin for extra ground proofing.

[@docdoc2883]

I think it’s a great idea. However I like to be able to at least kneel inside a tent. This seems a little close quarters for my taste. Good review though

[@triskelworkshop2855]

Seems a nice product, will look into it...thanks again Stuart for this interesting post. One remark though, just as a safety usue: I wouldn't be able to sleep sound with the idea my bike could fall over, into my tent. I supose the whole thing fits the same way when you park the bike 180° to the "outside leaning angle" ?

[@stuartfillingham]

Im sure it will work the other way around if that worries you Stephen!

[@zozoa1]

Stephan Meere I think in the unlikely event of the bike tipping there is enough room that the bike won't fall on you when your napping the only thing that will happen is the canopy would collapse my son in law had one when he was herding cattle in the outback in Australia and he said they were superb. Also after a good run on the bike the heat from the engine keeps you proper cosy on the colder nights.

[@JBOutdoorsAndMore]

Great job on the video. Loved it. I love history. Well documented my friend. Also i like what you did with your channel. You have my subscription would love to have your support as well. Thanks again. ATB Joe 😎 👊🏻 Love the setup as well.

[@dowser81]

This is the dogs bollocks straight to the top of my Christmas list.

[@mikepurdy5734]

I don't own a bike but I can see that on my van roof rack no bother 😁

[@PaulAnthonyDuttonUk]

I might be worried the bike would fall over and I lose an eye from a clutch lever.. I would like two sticks for the veranda instead of relying on the bike.

[@stuartfillingham]

I think its unlikely Paul, you could of course turn the bike the other way!

[@PaulAnthonyDuttonUk]

That's true but it did not look the like the awning would envelope the bike if turned the other way.. I am being finicky anyway. Looks a well thought out product and I would not say no. Thanks for the review.

[@Wooley689]

Paul Dutton, that could be true of any setup. I use either a crushed drink can carried along or even a square rubber patch cut from an old tire sidewall to put under the kickstand .

[@psycholocke4090]

i would do recommend to set up the tent on the other (higher) side. rain that lands on the bike would run off and not onto the tent side.

[@PaulAnthonyDuttonUk]

Not sure there is a high side..... You would just have a shallower angle but rain would still run to the tent.

[@iivaridark6850]

Well done video! After all they could manufacture those tents with different heights? About Dyson... The idea was remarkable or maybe revolutionary but it is heavy, has sharp corners and has lousy bearings on wheels so Dyson might not be the ultimate solution anyhow! Or it might - because my wife told me not to use it at all because I would break it (says she)!

[@tedbryer2512]

Not enough bike protection- maybe install a bike cover first. Also wouldnt the bike be put on the centre stand for better stability? k

[@jeffcollins7536]

Under most circumstances I would agree but not all bikes have a center stand, such as my Triumph R3.

[@andresvicentela7756]

Excelente!!! Saludos desde Argentina

[@pjclark8624]

Makes a lovely comfy backrest, just need a trailer for the passenger!

[@stuartfillingham]

it certainly does mr Grumpy!

[@delicadamentedespertando1807]

Congratulations

[@nickmcclellan8856]

As the bike is leaning towards the tent, place something flat and solid under the bike side stand. Don't want a surprise on a wet and windy day.

[@stuartfillingham]

the bike is fitted with a sidestand footplate enlarger.

[@stevenhill6214]

Nice bit of kit and well demonstrated. If i can manage more than four erections, will the tent pack itself away?

[@stuartfillingham]

There is only one way to find out Steven!

[@LTLT900]

The bike should be parked the opposite way in case the stand digs in it doesn't fall on you.

[@MianCowell]

if the stand digs in the other way, it'd pull your tent over

[@johnmccallum8512]

Just get into the habit of packing a 5>6 inch square of ply board about 18>20 mm should do it. (edit) you could at one time get plastic discs to put under side stands.

[@RobWhittlestone]

It should be on the *main stand* not the sidestand. Carry two stand underlay plates (usually hard plastic) or plywood like John McCallum describes to spread the weight and stop the stand sinking into soft ground.

[@stuartfillingham]

THE BIKE HAS A SOFT GROUND SIDESTAND ENLARGER BOOT FITTED SO NOT AN ISSUE!

[@jeeves6490]

No point in having gravity work for you eh, might as well lay under it and make sure you catch 200+ kgs in the chest while your asleep.

[@vtwinbiker99]

That is one sweet setup! But ... dammit Stuart! You're going to make me spend money! :)

[@stuartfillingham]

Sorry Jeff! thanks for watching sir!

[@mdjmurray]

Massive on the bike, tiny when put up. I wonder if you still use this.

[@robofthewest]

What a great idea.

[@stuartfillingham]

I agree sir!

[@Andre-cu2zp]

The famous Australian swag.

[@pinkiewerewolf]

I've watched the video and read through the comments. I'm a bit backwards from some, I'd like it to be a bit larger (just a bit) so that myself and the lady can get a bit more use out of it. I like the canvas material because I'm tired of synthetic... everything.

[@scottrubie6826]

In Australia you can get a double bed size but you would struggle to carry on a bike.

[@MrSamcro59]

Quirky tent , would personally like more bike protection and I’d pitch it on the opposite side incase the bike fell over! Huge pack size could use a normal tent and a tarp, granted wouldn’t look as cool as this though

[@nerkz_]

Hello there! I am very seriously considering getting one of these for my own T120 adventures and as this video is a few years old, I would love to hear what your long-term thoughts are, if you get the chance. I have seen that they made a couple of nice improvements since this as well. Very tempting!

[@francosuarez]

I like the easy role out concept, but I have my doubts about its performance under rainy and high wind conditions. Would love to see a video about it

[@DanielFriis]

Since it has a domed design I think it could work if you waxed it thoroughly. It probably cannot compete with "modern" synthetic materials in terms of weather resistance (or perhaps it will!) but I bet it would last you ten times as long. I'm far from a veteran camper but I think the critical point of failure in rain is the floor and lower parts of the tent and it seems this product has at least that covered. I plan to buy one this summer so if you still haven't bought one I'll try to remember giving you an update soon!

[@billynightmare]

If i could afford that bike and tent buggered if i'd go camping B&B all the way lol, joking aside very nice review 👍

[@stuartfillingham]

Thanks Billy!

[@Jims003]

Hi sir! Thank you for the review! I've noticed at 10:51, there's holes In the swag tent. Is it normal?

[@pablogomes6145]

Amazing guys ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@nimaxo2012]

Nice Review.

[@dseagull3567]

Another great video Stuart, but this bit of kit is too much for my wallet. It also takes up a fair bit of precious cargo space on the T120. Next.

[@santossantos5373]

Very good! Where I found it's equipment? Thats awsome! About T120, without words, just the best.

[@stuartfillingham]

Link in the video description!

[@Wodenhelm]

Bruh, where'd you get that awesome bike tent?