Need Pictures of Touring Busa's
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Nicke Lindgren
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Givi V46 & E55.
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Where were you going all packed up like that?
I was heading out for a 3 day trip to the western side of Virginia so I could complete a passport ride I started in 2009. There were a lot of stops out there so I decided to pack my tent and everything I needed to "bike-camp" and then complete my trip. It was a really good time... although I did decide to find a hotel after the first night... man was I sore after riding a 6 hour day and sleeping on the ground! Never again.... hotels for me!
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Ilja Bekassow
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Nice bags! Wish I could get the same equipment for my Hayabusa, but unfortunately it seems to be the problem I wouldn't be able to solve in Germany. Scheiße...
This 'touring' bike is packed for a 6 day, 2100 mile trip.
All of the maintenance and repair gear is under the hump (tools, compressor, jumber cables, tire plug kit, spare straps, zip ties, multi-meter, fuses, tape, ball-end allen set, vise grips, etc.). There is a lot of room under there.
The 20L dry bag contains all the clothing... only clothing, packed neatly. This is how you get it full and firm. (That's what she said) Pack it neatly. No shoes or other odd shaped stuff.
The tank bag contains running shoes, spare visor, 2 extra sets of gloves, bathroom supplies, chargers and wiring, several packs of ear plugs, maps, pills (Advil, etc.), reading glasses, visor cleaner, camera, rain pants, rain liner (for jacket), and other small odds and ends.
The dry bag is easy on and off, and it expands up or down as I add or subtract stuff during the day (fleece, heated liner, etc).
I get a lot of compliments on this compact and efficient system. The bike remains very streamlined.
All of the maintenance and repair gear is under the hump (tools, compressor, jumber cables, tire plug kit, spare straps, zip ties, multi-meter, fuses, tape, ball-end allen set, vise grips, etc.). There is a lot of room under there.
The 20L dry bag contains all the clothing... only clothing, packed neatly. This is how you get it full and firm. (That's what she said) Pack it neatly. No shoes or other odd shaped stuff.
The tank bag contains running shoes, spare visor, 2 extra sets of gloves, bathroom supplies, chargers and wiring, several packs of ear plugs, maps, pills (Advil, etc.), reading glasses, visor cleaner, camera, rain pants, rain liner (for jacket), and other small odds and ends.
The dry bag is easy on and off, and it expands up or down as I add or subtract stuff during the day (fleece, heated liner, etc).
I get a lot of compliments on this compact and efficient system. The bike remains very streamlined.
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I packed for camping once, but I discovered that often a camp spot costs almost as much as a flea bag motel... without the convenience of TV, private bath, heater, etc.
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Go ahead LOL
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Pics of my new Busa ready to tour.
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