Great video! I also had the Klymit V Luxe, ended up giving it to my brother for that lack of insulation problem you were talking about, I'm just too cold of a sleeper to have a sleeping pad with no insulation. I replaced it with my Exped Synmat UL pad, that also came with a pump sack so I don't have to use my breath and risk growing mold in my sleeping pad. Also! I really love Pack It Gourmet if you haven't tried those yet, love them. Some of them can be sodium heavy, but it's soooo good and I find that their cook time on the package seems to be more accurate than my experience with Backpacker's Pantry and Mountainhouse. I like those tank bags! Excellent idea!
Reminds me of the James Bond movie (The man with the golden gun). "A gun in a bag of peanuts. How original. What will they think of next?" That knife and pistol is next level travel. Travel safe.
Lots of good information, appreciate the links to the products too. Hoping if the world gets back to something that looks like normal, we might get some motorcycle camping in this year.
@@backcountryadvmoto Canada, Ontario specifically. We are still in full-on lockdown - which seems to be working. But hopefully by June things will loosen up, July, Aug for sure. Although at this rate I may not get holidays until Sept. My favourite time for camping anyway.
I had to laugh, we were chatting last night and i remember watching this and asking you about those dmada bags probably from my first channel attempt moto camping gear. Small moto camping youtube world. I am hoping to get Idaho Bdr in this year again doing the North part solo and then possibly flying in the wife for the darby section down which should be interesting 2 up on a 701 for the first time off road lol. If I get up there I will make sure to hit you up. This year I have been meeting as many viewers and other channels as time and cash allows which has been pretty fun considering until last year I was pretty much a shut in reclusive type lol. Great load out you have me considering the sea to summit pot for sure.
Those packing cubes make a great deal of sense and other Moto leaders like yourself use them. Do you happen to know the size of the cube that you use for clothes?
Best Rest Recovery kit is a great idea. I rode my AT off a retired rail bed embankment a couple of summers ago - bike upside for a long time before I could get to civilization and get my son and buddies out with some come-alongs. I carry my own "made up" version of the same now and hope I never have to use it!
+Carde’ologist yes I totally spaced it and plan on doing a video soon. I think it’s because I carry it all the time so I just didn’t think about it. Being prior military and LE, I know how important it is be prepared for the worst.
Great video thanks. Could you also share in detail, what you carry in your toolcase and what u carry for tyre changing in another video when u have time... Ty
Hey man. I own a Triumph Scrambler 1200XC and i can currently only put a tank bag, left side pannier and a small duffel bag or two on the back end of my seat. In short, not a ton of space. I want to go to the ADV rally in Julian California this upcoming November, assuming it isn’t canceled. What do you think is essential and/or I shouldn’t go off roading for a couple of days without?
+David Mailloux Man that’s a hard one because everyone’s needs are different. Some type of shelter/sleeping bag light cooking equipment and tools and first aid would be a start. Check out the Great Basin or Coyote bags from +Giantloopmoto for some great rackless luggage options www.giantloopmoto.com/product-category/saddlebag-systems/
Hey Kyle, thanks for the video. Nice camping setup btw! Are there any more issues with your right foot peg mount? saw your last video of the camel brace two weeks ago, which convinced me, to buy one of my own. But if it won´t work when you drop your bike, I wouldn't purchase it back here from Germany :D A friend of mine will first try to weld my broken foot peg mount before I buy a new one and after that I will add the brace (plus model).
Excellent video mate. We carry some of the same brand items and gear, do you also carry the #CyclePump by Best rest? super cool guy and awesome products , seeing this video helps me believe I am on the right path doing it right. Thanks again for the video.
Thanks for the great video. I’m a life-long rider just now getting into adventure riding and camping. Where do you carry your sidearm? (I’m a CCP holder.)
bergoff I actually recorded this video on my iPhone lol. I’ve wanted to try it for a while and I think it turned out pretty well. I normally use either a GoPro or my Sony fdrx3000
Kyle, I love the video! Thank you for the details. I bought an Africa Twin and now I'm in the market for a new helmet, and I've been waiting for your review of the Krios Pro. I tried one on, and I have a slight hot spot on my forehead. Will that go away? For the price, I really want to love the Krios Pro, but I'm hesitant with the hot spot. ...or should I look at Arai XD4 or Shoei Hornet?
Hey Brian, Thanks for watching. I don't know about the hot spot, I didn't experience that. For me it was nice and plush from the moment i put it on. I know for some the helmet runs slightly big. For instance if you are a Large then consider going to a Medium and a XL to a L. Ive owned both the XD4 and the Hornet X2 in my opinon the Krios Pro is FAR better. Its way lighter than both and about as quiet as the X2 but breaths WAY better than the X2. The XD4 is a good helmet, but VERY loud. If the Krios fits you head shape go with the Krios hands down. In my opinion :)
Take the helmet that fit your head the best. Hotspots may ore may not go away, l have experience on bought. You can use your finger to push the helmet foam on the hotspots area, it may work, l have done it with luck on a shoei once. But l do recomend a helmet that fit your head at the beginning.
@@backcountryadvmoto Kyle, thank you very much for the detailed information, that is very helpful. I found a local bike shop that ordered an XD4 for me to try on, and they also have the Klim, so I'm going to go try on the XD4 tomorrow, but I'll try a size down on the Krios and see if that makes a difference. I'm really looking forward to your videos on the Utah BDR, that is ride I would like to do in the near future. Thanks again for taking the time to help me out with the helmet decision.
@@toby7504 Thanks for your view point too. I appreciate you taking the time to provide your experience. I wish that the Krios Pro fit perfectly, because the Spec Sheet tells me that it is by far the best ADV helmet on the market, but it's hard to fork over that much money when it might not be the best fit. I'll try on the other tomorrow and see if I can't make a wise decision. Thanks again for your time and helpful information.
@@brianmiller270 You are absout welcome sir. That krios is a fantastic helmet so l do understand that you want it. However im lucky to fit it perfect myself. Unfortunal l dont fit arai and shoei that god. At the moment l ride with a xlite x551 adv helmet that fit me perfect. That helmet is called x551GT now days. I use to work in a Suzuki/Honda dealer here in norway some years ago. We had krios, arai, shoei, xlite and more. Good luck on your testing, ride safe sir.
Hey Kyle, what dates on you going to be on the UT BDR? I have a small group leaving on the 5th for the BDR. I ease curious if your timeline is such you will be back before we leave. Thanks, Bob
+Cody & Brooke Hanson no it really doesn’t. And I don’t always ride with one. On longer trips where I want to carry extra water I will. But I’ve recently moved to a fanny pack style water hydration system. Seems to work really well. If you are going to ride with a backpack make sure it has some type of harness that keeps it from bouncing around whether it be a kidney belt or similar
great video bro! I just got a 701 husqvarna and did part of the idaho bdr with tim collins what a blast!! I have to say I was hoping your video wasnt so bad ass but it is and i say nice job! You covered everything and all of it looks like a great system! I am Hoping to solo the Utah Bdr here shortly how did you like it?
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Thanks. I enjoy watching these gear vids from everyone. Doing my research as I improve and perfect my own setup. Cheers!
Great video!
I also had the Klymit V Luxe, ended up giving it to my brother for that lack of insulation problem you were talking about, I'm just too cold of a sleeper to have a sleeping pad with no insulation. I replaced it with my Exped Synmat UL pad, that also came with a pump sack so I don't have to use my breath and risk growing mold in my sleeping pad.
Also! I really love Pack It Gourmet if you haven't tried those yet, love them. Some of them can be sodium heavy, but it's soooo good and I find that their cook time on the package seems to be more accurate than my experience with Backpacker's Pantry and Mountainhouse.
I like those tank bags! Excellent idea!
Thanks for the info. I’ll have to try those meals out! And yes the bags are awesome. Thanks for watching. Love your artwork by the way.
Reminds me of the James Bond movie (The man with the golden gun).
"A gun in a bag of peanuts. How original. What will they think of next?"
That knife and pistol is next level travel.
Travel safe.
Lots of good information, appreciate the links to the products too. Hoping if the world gets back to something that looks like normal, we might get some motorcycle camping in this year.
Not sure what state you live in, but we’ve been out almost every weekend. Nothing around here says you can’t camp. Hope you make it out
@@backcountryadvmoto Canada, Ontario specifically. We are still in full-on lockdown - which seems to be working. But hopefully by June things will loosen up, July, Aug for sure. Although at this rate I may not get holidays until Sept. My favourite time for camping anyway.
Very well explained , I seen heaps of gear Vids yours is one of the most interesting to watch mate, Paul from the land of Aus.
Thanks for checking it out.
Lol the soap dropping humor!
Great overview. Appreciate it
Thanks for your time explaining all of your gear! Love the crickets in the background ;)
Great video! 👏🏼
That was a great walk true on your gear sir... Have a nice trip.
Thanks, and thanks for watching
Thanks for sharing. Great to see someone not over packing.
I had to laugh, we were chatting last night and i remember watching this and asking you about those dmada bags probably from my first channel attempt moto camping gear. Small moto camping youtube world.
I am hoping to get Idaho Bdr in this year again doing the North part solo and then possibly flying in the wife for the darby section down which should be interesting 2 up on a 701 for the first time off road lol.
If I get up there I will make sure to hit you up. This year I have been meeting as many viewers and other channels as time and cash allows
which has been pretty fun considering until last year I was pretty much a shut in reclusive type lol.
Great load out you have me considering the sea to summit pot for sure.
Nice set up, i am listening.
Good video. Lol. Added a little humor when you dropped the soap. Nice touch.
+A CANADIAN SNOWBIRD yep. I try to not be so serious. Thanks for watching
Very good, very helpful
Those packing cubes make a great deal of sense and other Moto leaders like yourself use them. Do you happen to know the size of the cube that you use for clothes?
Best Rest Recovery kit is a great idea. I rode my AT off a retired rail bed embankment a couple of summers ago - bike upside for a long time before I could get to civilization and get my son and buddies out with some come-alongs. I carry my own "made up" version of the same now and hope I never have to use it!
+Sean Steede that’s a crappy situation for sure. These bikes are super capable, but can also get you in trouble quickly. Thanks for watching
Dang man a ninja sword?!! I was just talking about the baja changing tool to a friend. Its a must have.
Picked up some Dmada bags!
Great pick
Enjoyed the video.
Safe riding.
Excellent description 👌 thanks
Great vids, I’m enjoying them. I don’t see any first aid kit, did you forgot to mention? Very important! I even expanding mine with trauma kit!
+Carde’ologist yes I totally spaced it and plan on doing a video soon. I think it’s because I carry it all the time so I just didn’t think about it. Being prior military and LE, I know how important it is be prepared for the worst.
I've got an africa twin, I would love to see your tool kit. thanks!
Adventure Motorcycle Tool Kit (Gear and Beer, Ep1) Honda Africa Twin
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Great video thanks. Could you also share in detail, what you carry in your toolcase and what u carry for tyre changing in another video when u have time... Ty
Yes, when I get back, I'll make a tool kit video for sure. Thanks for watching
@@backcountryadvmoto fun to watch. Keep it up. Ty.
Great!
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Great video - thank you. What is that orange radio/walkietalkie looking thing?
Good info on your gear.
Thank you for awesome video. What were the shoes you mentioned? Seems to be the last thing missing before my trip.
+Thomas Obryk Lems Boulder Boot
Hey man. I own a Triumph Scrambler 1200XC and i can currently only put a tank bag, left side pannier and a small duffel bag or two on the back end of my seat. In short, not a ton of space. I want to go to the ADV rally in Julian California this upcoming November, assuming it isn’t canceled. What do you think is essential and/or I shouldn’t go off roading for a couple of days without?
+David Mailloux Man that’s a hard one because everyone’s needs are different. Some type of shelter/sleeping bag light cooking equipment and tools and first aid would be a start. Check out the Great Basin or Coyote bags from +Giantloopmoto for some great rackless luggage options www.giantloopmoto.com/product-category/saddlebag-systems/
Hey Kyle, thanks for the video. Nice camping setup btw! Are there any more issues with your right foot peg mount? saw your last video of the camel brace two weeks ago, which convinced me, to buy one of my own. But if it won´t work when you drop your bike, I wouldn't purchase it back here from Germany :D A friend of mine will first try to weld my broken foot peg mount before I buy a new one and after that I will add the brace (plus model).
@@backcountryadvmoto thanks for your fast answer:) I will go with the OEM pegs of my 2017 AT. Stay safe and get well with your knee!
Excellent video mate. We carry some of the same brand items and gear, do you also carry the #CyclePump by Best rest? super cool guy and awesome products , seeing this video helps me believe I am on the right path doing it right. Thanks again for the video.
Yes he is I had one in the past and I eventually broke it so now just carry a cheap one that has actually lasted me way longer than I ever thought
@@backcountryadvmoto they have lifetime warranty. send it back and get fixed or replaced for free. 😁
What is it 600lbs fully loaded? How do you ride that on trails? That’s a lot of stuff.
Like a boss haha
When I ordered that stove I got tow too
So weird!
Where do you get the bull snot from please ?
Thanks for the great video. I’m a life-long rider just now getting into adventure riding and camping. Where do you carry your sidearm? (I’m a CCP holder.)
Marco Luoma I normally carry it in my tank bag, or in my hydration pack when I wear one as carrying it on me isn’t always feasible.
What are the bags that you are packing your clothing in? Thank you!
Packing cubes amzn.to/3dcPpMF
Thanks for the great info I really appreciate it. I just started to go camping on my AT. What do you use for your camera and mic setup? Thanks
bergoff I actually recorded this video on my iPhone lol. I’ve wanted to try it for a while and I think it turned out pretty well. I normally use either a GoPro or my Sony fdrx3000
Hi can you tell me the external hard drive that you use. Thanks. Great video
+BOZENIX I use the WD My Passport Wireless. You can dump your memory cards onto it without having to have a computer
Kyle, I love the video! Thank you for the details.
I bought an Africa Twin and now I'm in the market for a new helmet, and I've been waiting for your review of the Krios Pro. I tried one on, and I have a slight hot spot on my forehead. Will that go away? For the price, I really want to love the Krios Pro, but I'm hesitant with the hot spot. ...or should I look at Arai XD4 or Shoei Hornet?
Hey Brian, Thanks for watching. I don't know about the hot spot, I didn't experience that. For me it was nice and plush from the moment i put it on. I know for some the helmet runs slightly big. For instance if you are a Large then consider going to a Medium and a XL to a L. Ive owned both the XD4 and the Hornet X2 in my opinon the Krios Pro is FAR better. Its way lighter than both and about as quiet as the X2 but breaths WAY better than the X2. The XD4 is a good helmet, but VERY loud. If the Krios fits you head shape go with the Krios hands down. In my opinion :)
Take the helmet that fit your head the best. Hotspots may ore may not go away, l have experience on bought. You can use your finger to push the helmet foam on the hotspots area, it may work, l have done it with luck on a shoei once.
But l do recomend a helmet that fit your head at the beginning.
@@backcountryadvmoto Kyle, thank you very much for the detailed information, that is very helpful. I found a local bike shop that ordered an XD4 for me to try on, and they also have the Klim, so I'm going to go try on the XD4 tomorrow, but I'll try a size down on the Krios and see if that makes a difference. I'm really looking forward to your videos on the Utah BDR, that is ride I would like to do in the near future. Thanks again for taking the time to help me out with the helmet decision.
@@toby7504 Thanks for your view point too. I appreciate you taking the time to provide your experience. I wish that the Krios Pro fit perfectly, because the Spec Sheet tells me that it is by far the best ADV helmet on the market, but it's hard to fork over that much money when it might not be the best fit. I'll try on the other tomorrow and see if I can't make a wise decision. Thanks again for your time and helpful information.
@@brianmiller270 You are absout welcome sir. That krios is a fantastic helmet so l do understand that you want it. However im lucky to fit it perfect myself. Unfortunal l dont fit arai and shoei that god. At the moment l ride with a xlite x551 adv helmet that fit me perfect. That helmet is called x551GT now days.
I use to work in a Suzuki/Honda dealer here in norway some years ago. We had krios, arai, shoei, xlite and more. Good luck on your testing, ride safe sir.
Hey Kyle, what dates on you going to be on the UT BDR? I have a small group leaving on the 5th for the BDR. I ease curious if your timeline is such you will be back before we leave.
Thanks,
Bob
Robert Towery hey Robert, thanks for watching. I’m actually leaving tomorrow 5/18 and will be back by the 27th.
@@backcountryadvmoto Safe travels! If I may, I would like to pick your brain upon your turn.
@@roberttowery9664 No problem, Feel free to shoot me an email when I get back. You can follow the trip on instagram as well.
Does the backpack affect your riding? Any tips on riding with a backpack? Thanks man.
+Cody & Brooke Hanson no it really doesn’t. And I don’t always ride with one. On longer trips where I want to carry extra water I will. But I’ve recently moved to a fanny pack style water hydration system. Seems to work really well. If you are going to ride with a backpack make sure it has some type of harness that keeps it from bouncing around whether it be a kidney belt or similar
Huh just noticed all positive comments
What is the weight?
Nice vid man. Something tells me you are/were military.
+Kurt Spieles Yes, I did nearly 14 years in the United States Army 🇺🇸
Backcountry Adventure Motorsports awesome! Rounding the corner to retirement. Have almost 20 active Army years.
What about a first aid kit?
+Anamargaret Lowery yep I do carry a first aid kit. Plan on doing a separate video for that. Thanks for pointing that out
Nice video
New subscriber :)
+Luci Moto thanks, and Welcome!
All of that stuff cost more than my used motorcycle! So, I'd rather take the car with a small motorcycle on a trailer. And of course sleep in the car.
That’s two totally different experiences. To each their own
great video bro! I just got a 701 husqvarna and did part of the idaho bdr with tim collins what a blast!!
I have to say I was hoping your video wasnt so bad ass but it is and i say nice job!
You covered everything and all of it looks like a great system!
I am Hoping to solo the Utah Bdr here shortly how did you like it?
Where's your t.v 😅😅😅😅😅
+Stephen Miller 🤔🤷🏼♂️
first aid?
+Mo Re yes, I can’t believe I forgot to mention it. I’m planning to doing video on my first aid kit soon.
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+Madis Nõmme thanks for watching