Moto Camping on a Vespa! - MotoVlog
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 5 ต.ค. 2024
- Finally taking the Vespa for a Moto Camping trip after the Off-Road overhaul!
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PART 2: • Ultimate Vespa Moto Ca...
Three to four years ago when I got my Vespa GTV I've always wanted to use it for some long trips and mostly for camping, just because I love camping! Even tho that was one the first things I did as soon I got it, went for a night at a local Camp State Park, just to see what kind of things I would need to make the Vespa the perfect companion for solo Moto Camping!
But why a Vespa? Well, I asked myself that same question many times while working on this project, and I think is because of how comfortable and reliable a Vespa Scooter is, not just because of the riding position but also the storage capacity, and other things a scooter provides.
I was able to fully load this Vespa in a very "balanced" way to carry as much stuff as I could to achieve a comfortable camping setup and have everything I could need to be independent on the road and in the woods for as long as I wanted to.
I spend a lot of time brainstorming, searching, and trying hard to find every item, every bag, and every little thing I could need to make this a very functional setup. It took me a lot of time, money and testing, mostly with the luggage, like what kind of storage system to use? what brand would fit best the Vespa? where to place them correctly so their weight doesn't affect the handling of the bike or any safety issues? It was a lot!
I am really happy with how everything came together, still missing a few upgrades, like better after market shocks absorbers to handle that much weight, 14" wheels, and other minors things, but so far, this would be petty much my traveling setup, even if I'm not off-roading, with regular road tires the handling of the bike is way better!
I would be making a lot more videos related to the setup of the bike, I will be doing a bike tour video showing everything I did, not just in accessories but also mechanically, and reviewing all the items I would be using individually! Stay tuned!
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🛒 LINK TO PRODUCTS USED/MENTIONED:
❌ FRONT RACK:
► GIVI Canyon Waterproof 40L
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► GIVI Canyon Waterproof 20L
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► Stebel Nautilus Air Horn
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❌ HANDLEBAR:
► Doubletake Mirror
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► Koso Apollo Heated Grips
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► Quad Lock Wireless Charging Head
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❌ REAR RACK:
► RotopaX Gasoline/Water
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► GIVI DLM46B 46 liter Monokey top case
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► Rhino Shovel
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► Camillus Hatchet
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❌ SADDLE BAGS:
► GIVI Canyon Tool Bag
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► GIVI Pair 15 Liters Saddlebags
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❌ HELMET:
► Shoei GT-Air II Helmet - Emblem
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► Sena SRL 2 Bluetooth System
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❌ INSIDE COMPARTMENT:
► VIOFO MT1 Dash Cam
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► FANTTIK X8 Tire Inflator
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► Scosche QuickConnect
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► Scosche 700 Amp Jump Starter
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Looks like you got everything! I never bring sh-t tickets because tobacco grows in the ditch beside the road from coast to coast in Canada. The only thing tobacco is good for. Big, soft fuzzy leaves.
Love your bike and stuff on it
Thank you so much for the comment and the support! 😎✌️
That’s a crazy amount of gear to take.
Hehehehe = comfort and peace of mind! 👌😎
Your setup is awesome! How many pounds of luggage and gear are you carrying? Also, I'm curious how you mounted your RotopaX - are those off-the-shelf brackets or custom? BTW, your camping video (both parts, but especially part 2 of 2) was excellent and incredibly peaceful. A deep bow to you!
Hey! Thank you so much!!! Mm not sure exactly how much it was the last time! I remember weight the front bags and it was more than 15kg, on the rear is was way more with the top case and the RotopaX!!
Yes I used the L mounting brackets they offer but I been trying to make them out of aluminum because these are solid metal and it add a lot of extra weight! I’ll be making a video about this whole setup process very soon with another camping adventure!! Stay tuned!!
Thank you very much for you comment and support!
Peace✌️
bro, where is the vespa? i can not see it with all the gearis on the way :)
Hahaha lol! 😂 it’s somewhere underneath the luggages! 🤪😂
Thanks for the comment and the support! Peace✌️
@@TheScooterBud ich hatte auch überlegt WO ist die Vespa? Das Video ist super interessant, aber ich liebe eine kleine Reisetasche in der meine Kreditkarte steckt🤣🤣🤣
That's a well loaded vespa. Hope you enjoyed the camping and avoided the bears, do you carry bear deterrent? Greetings from Latvia... Harry 😎
Thanks a lot man! I did!! Hahaha I use a paracord to put around the perimeter where I would be and I put little bells on it, not very convenience but it’s something, there’s a small device I want to get but it’s kinda expensive, but it’s kind the same principal of the cord but this is like shot gun if it’s activated hahaha! It’s really nice!
Peace✌️
@@TheScooterBud good idea. At least you have a bit of warning. Gas activated airhorns are a good idea too. Looking forward to your next adventure 👍
Looking forward to seeing the full camp setup. I'm much more of a light weight minimal camper. Hope you enjoyed the camp
@@SCALE_SLOTCARS Thank you!
Yeah I saw these but they take a bit of room, this one:
www.lockharttactical.com/component/hikashop/product/lockhart-tactical-statas-bang-master-kit
it's like a tiny little square CNC thing that has like gun trigger and you can use it for different things like to shoot emergency flare and stuff.
@@TheScooterBud yep... I think that will frighten everything away.... If your gonna do it, might as well do it in style 😁👍😎
You got the full windshield-better than a flyscreen?