The V85 is brill for camping, it can hold a lot and has no issues doing so :-) I love the fun of not knowing if the bed will go flat... you'll not die, you'll just realise you should have drunk more beer before going to bed! :D I like your tent. Rok Straps FTW :D I use a Trangia for cooking, really simple and works well in all weathers if the methylated spirit is not old :-)
Great common sense video! I cycle camped (toured) for years, I am now 60 and am using all my cycling camping gear on my motorbike now, it works great! Many thanks.
Those are some amazing woods there. Good video, people tend to overthink their gear and underthink their sleep. My old sergeant told me as a kid; any idiot can be cold and miserable.
This video will help me a lot, I'm going to Mandello del Lario for Moto Guzzi's 100 years anniversary, and will be the first time I camp with the bike. BTW, you should grease the rear shock upper ball to eliminate that niiick niiick noise...
Nice trails lol, thats some boonies alright. That cot setup is neat, I never seen that. I got that same dewalt bag, lol I think from an impact wrench. Nifty setup, nice. Those little led lights were kool too. And the rollup pillows, nice setup. I got to get me some saddlebags of somekind or something, for my v7 or Husky. Ive ended up using my Husky as more of an adventure bike than a hooligan bike since I got it. LOL just go out to eat to avoid the having to bring cookware, bring a bunch of beef jerkey or something chomp sticks or something, probably work good.
Put some nobby tires on the Husky and strap on a duffel bag and you will be good to go. Just getting together to ride up here would be a step in the right direction. Thanks for watching, it turned out to be waaaaaay longer that I thought it would be.
Nice videos! Rok Straps and baby wipes for the win! Two serious game changers for me. I love my V85TT for camping and actually camp in your neck of the woods a few times a year.
@@cubbysue Yes, usually on the outskirts of the Red River Gorge. Gonna get nutty down there with that resort. Center stand and rear shock videos were very helpful btw.
If you're every in the mood for a riding buddy I'd like to ride and camp with you sometime. I'm up in Northern Kentucky. I currently have KTM 390 ADV but have been eyeing the V85TT for a long while. I would love to hear more about your ownership experience and where to ride and camp in the DB National Forest.
We meet at Freshes Big Boy in Georgetown every second Saturday of the month. We will be there the 11th if you are interested. I always look for a reason to get out.
There are black bears, which are not very aggressive, but I have rarely seen them. Normally, the bears and the bobcats run away from people, it's the copperheads and the mountain rattle snakes that are the main worries while in the woods.
@@cubbysue oh my goodness, I would be so scared, I’m used to uk where it’s very safe , we only have foxes , dear and a not very poisonous adda which you never see . There was talk about reintroducing wolfs but that didn’t happen , oh and we have the Golden Eagle .
Everything is better with butter. Back in the day l use to use an A10 can 2 ton3 Lt (4_5pints) with a bit of wire as a handle l always used a pressed steel fry pan ease of use like castiron with less breakage
The V85 is brill for camping, it can hold a lot and has no issues doing so :-)
I love the fun of not knowing if the bed will go flat... you'll not die, you'll just realise you should have drunk more beer before going to bed! :D
I like your tent.
Rok Straps FTW :D
I use a Trangia for cooking, really simple and works well in all weathers if the methylated spirit is not old :-)
Great idea, but then there is the "get up nature call" just sayin
@@dancheatham5106 Hahaha indeedy :D
Great common sense video! I cycle camped (toured) for years, I am now 60 and am using all my cycling camping gear on my motorbike now, it works great!
Many thanks.
great choice of bike v85tt
Those are some amazing woods there. Good video, people tend to overthink their gear and underthink their sleep. My old sergeant told me as a kid; any idiot can be cold and miserable.
Great video
Good stuff
This video will help me a lot, I'm going to Mandello del Lario for Moto Guzzi's 100 years anniversary, and will be the first time I camp with the bike.
BTW, you should grease the rear shock upper ball to eliminate that niiick niiick noise...
Yeah, I didn't notice the noise until I watched the video. Sounds awful. I hope you have a great trip, wish I could go.
Les 100 ans de moto Guzzi sont annulés 😭😭😭😭
hasn't it been cancelled now?
@@HippoDrones yes :_(
@@borjaruiz1941 🙁
Nice trails lol, thats some boonies alright. That cot setup is neat, I never seen that. I got that same dewalt bag, lol I think from an impact wrench. Nifty setup, nice. Those little led lights were kool too. And the rollup pillows, nice setup. I got to get me some saddlebags of somekind or something, for my v7 or Husky. Ive ended up using my Husky as more of an adventure bike than a hooligan bike since I got it. LOL just go out to eat to avoid the having to bring cookware, bring a bunch of beef jerkey or something chomp sticks or something, probably work good.
Put some nobby tires on the Husky and strap on a duffel bag and you will be good to go. Just getting together to ride up here would be a step in the right direction. Thanks for watching, it turned out to be waaaaaay longer that I thought it would be.
@@cubbysue I'm planning on it, gonna be out for a bit visiting family and stuff but definitely gonna have to line up some bike trips for sure
esa hermosa no sin sistema de refrigeración si aguanta para climas muy calorosos
Nice videos! Rok Straps and baby wipes for the win! Two serious game changers for me. I love my V85TT for camping and actually camp in your neck of the woods a few times a year.
Do you stay in the Natural Bridge area? It is definitely beautiful there and a great place to camp.
@@cubbysue Yes, usually on the outskirts of the Red River Gorge. Gonna get nutty down there with that resort. Center stand and rear shock videos were very helpful btw.
If you're every in the mood for a riding buddy I'd like to ride and camp with you sometime. I'm up in Northern Kentucky. I currently have KTM 390 ADV but have been eyeing the V85TT for a long while. I would love to hear more about your ownership experience and where to ride and camp in the DB National Forest.
We meet at Freshes Big Boy in Georgetown every second Saturday of the month. We will be there the 11th if you are interested. I always look for a reason to get out.
Wow that’s fantastic that you Owen all those woods , it’s beautiful , I love trees. Can I ask are there any bears in your part of the country?
There are black bears, which are not very aggressive, but I have rarely seen them. Normally, the bears and the bobcats run away from people, it's the copperheads and the mountain rattle snakes that are the main worries while in the woods.
@@cubbysue oh my goodness, I would be so scared, I’m used to uk where it’s very safe , we only have foxes , dear and a not very poisonous adda which you never see . There was talk about reintroducing wolfs but that didn’t happen , oh and we have the Golden Eagle .
Strobe feature is a signaling/warning beacon.
Everything is better with butter. Back in the day l use to use an A10 can 2 ton3 Lt (4_5pints) with a bit of wire as a handle l always used a pressed steel fry pan ease of use like castiron with less breakage
Nice vid, not taking the Goldwing up there lmao
It'll be fine, just pump up the air suspension, good to go.
th-cam.com/video/EMrxee_fazo/w-d-xo.html Goldwing motocross.
I heard a lot of squeaking, you should check your eyeletts on you suspension, and maybe grease it
Yeah, I know. You don't hear it while riding, wasn't until I watched the video that I heard it. Good catch.