Pretty sweet I can think of 101 uses for that like when one runs out of gas and has to hike to the station and many others. It would be a great grocery sack as well for last minute “extra” items that always find there way into my motocamp adventures somehow lol 😂
I've been on your website but it seems like you are sold out of everything When will you be stocking back up? And I don't see the motor solo plus tent on the site do you all not carry it anymore?
We just got a good shipment in from Snugpak and Sea to Summit. Big Agnes is still struggling to get a lot of their goods in and out to us. We are stocking up as our suppliers get their goods in stock. The Moto Tent is still in the design phase. Due to the pandemic it's slowed us down on getting it to production and then to all the moto campers.
Sea To Summit is making some very innovative products. Kudos to them for advancing the state of the art with unique prodicts. I'm into ultralight. I have some of those ultralight waterproof stuff sacks for clean clothes, dirty clothes, etc. I pack all of my bike camping stuff in a 55L roll top dry bag backpack (the heavy duty PVC variety) that's strapped to the rack and pillion. No panniers. On the plus side, I don't need an extra backpack for hiking and I'm not leaving my gear on the bike to be stolen. On the down side, I'm carrying 35-40 pounds, although I can usually find someplace to hide the tool roll and other heavy stuff I don't want to carry.
The motorcycle is supposed to be the pack mule, not you 😂 All joking aside that's a lot to carry. I've been lucky not having anyone mess with my stuff on the bike while I'm away. Have you tried locking it up with various security wire or locks?
@@MotoCampNerd - Other than the tool roll, which is heavy, I'm accustomed to carrying the camping stuff. It's typically 25 pounds, although I actually carry less food, although I tend to carry better food and real cooking instead of oatmeal for breakfast, bars for a lunch snack and freeze dried dinner when camping. On the bike, I'm more likely to eat lunch on the road or cook a good dinner at camp. I'm expending a lot less calories on the motorcycle than I would hiking, bicycling or kayaking, and when I'm not exerting myself, ome meal a day works best for me. While I definitely see the advantage of riding to scenic destinations and then spending the afternoon hiking, I haven't done that. I stay close to my motorcycle, so the waterproof backpack might as well be a waterproof duffel bag. I try to walk the bike into the woods and camp next to it. I respect other people's property, but I'm not beyond doing some Leave No Trace stealth camping, preferably on public land. We don't have as much dispersed camping in the eastern US.
@@Liberty4Ever 25lbs isn't too bad. Sounds like you've got your seup dialed in, especially if you don't wonder far from the bike. We are in NC and I do wish we had more access to free camping and more open are like the BLM areas out west. There's a good amount of dispersed camping in the Appalachian Mountains but not so much that I've been able to find outside of those areas.
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Nice, small pack up is a nice feature so you can keep on the bike at all times
Awesome. I've been looking for a way to get bread/buns back to camp un-smashed but packs down tiny considering I'll only use it 1 out of 10 nights.
Pretty sweet I can think of 101 uses for that like when one runs out of gas and has to hike to the station and many others.
It would be a great grocery sack as well for last minute “extra” items that always find there way into my motocamp adventures somehow lol 😂
That might be useful to me. Im all about the small pack size for my sporty.
It's great for carrying nik-naks around.
I love mine!
I think I need one of these to keep under my seat!
I bet it would fit perfectly under there.
How do you fold it back?
Thank you.
i know it’s supposed to be for emergencies or short trips but i wonder how long its thin membrane will last.
have you tried it in the water? is this really waterproof?
only missed hipsstrips for shopping with bike :) DIY
Have one,,if I can find it!
I've been on your website but it seems like you are sold out of everything When will you be stocking back up? And I don't see the motor solo plus tent on the site do you all not carry it anymore?
We just got a good shipment in from Snugpak and Sea to Summit. Big Agnes is still struggling to get a lot of their goods in and out to us. We are stocking up as our suppliers get their goods in stock.
The Moto Tent is still in the design phase. Due to the pandemic it's slowed us down on getting it to production and then to all the moto campers.
Sea To Summit is making some very innovative products. Kudos to them for advancing the state of the art with unique prodicts.
I'm into ultralight. I have some of those ultralight waterproof stuff sacks for clean clothes, dirty clothes, etc.
I pack all of my bike camping stuff in a 55L roll top dry bag backpack (the heavy duty PVC variety) that's strapped to the rack and pillion. No panniers. On the plus side, I don't need an extra backpack for hiking and I'm not leaving my gear on the bike to be stolen. On the down side, I'm carrying 35-40 pounds, although I can usually find someplace to hide the tool roll and other heavy stuff I don't want to carry.
The motorcycle is supposed to be the pack mule, not you 😂 All joking aside that's a lot to carry. I've been lucky not having anyone mess with my stuff on the bike while I'm away. Have you tried locking it up with various security wire or locks?
@@MotoCampNerd - Other than the tool roll, which is heavy, I'm accustomed to carrying the camping stuff. It's typically 25 pounds, although I actually carry less food, although I tend to carry better food and real cooking instead of oatmeal for breakfast, bars for a lunch snack and freeze dried dinner when camping. On the bike, I'm more likely to eat lunch on the road or cook a good dinner at camp. I'm expending a lot less calories on the motorcycle than I would hiking, bicycling or kayaking, and when I'm not exerting myself, ome meal a day works best for me.
While I definitely see the advantage of riding to scenic destinations and then spending the afternoon hiking, I haven't done that. I stay close to my motorcycle, so the waterproof backpack might as well be a waterproof duffel bag. I try to walk the bike into the woods and camp next to it. I respect other people's property, but I'm not beyond doing some Leave No Trace stealth camping, preferably on public land. We don't have as much dispersed camping in the eastern US.
@@Liberty4Ever 25lbs isn't too bad. Sounds like you've got your seup dialed in, especially if you don't wonder far from the bike. We are in NC and I do wish we had more access to free camping and more open are like the BLM areas out west. There's a good amount of dispersed camping in the Appalachian Mountains but not so much that I've been able to find outside of those areas.
Hi, does your helmet fit inside?
No
looks great for dirty clothes storage to keep as you go and keep everything the same size in your main bag.
That's a good idea. You could probably find a cheaper stuff sack that would work as well if it's just for laundry.
Pfft. I made myself a backpack that becomes motorcycle saddlebags.
Awesome! You should make more for everyone!