Campfire Grill...The Rebel

[PhotoCGM]

Anyone ever used one of these? I just got mine in. $29.90L Delivered to my door. Looks like it will be a fun addition to the KLR. Check it out at campfiregrill.com
Two piece pole you drive in the ground. Has a charcoal tray that slides on pole and a cook grate with raised sides to keep the brats from rolling off. Even comes with a bag to store it in. I think this will be handy little addition to the camping gear.
Would be interested if anyone has used one...

[Ripshod]

You might want to carry a hand sledge with you. Often the ground in and around fire rings is like concrete. Sometimes it is concrete.

But it looks like a dandy setup. Let us know how it works.

[Ripshod]

By the way - Welcome to the forum! I'll be camping in your neck of the woods in October, fourth year I've been to the vintage races at Barber. I sure could use one of those grills there. When I pitch a tent in a place where I can't build a campfire it just seems so ... well, half-camped. Last year we took out the folding firebowl and burned twigs. It was pathetic really, but the best we could do. The Rebel would be welcomed there.

[PhotoCGM]

Jerry.. Keep in touch, I am about 15 minutes from the Barber race track. Actually have a good riding friend that will be racing the 60+ group on a 74 CZ. Hope to see you here in October.

[Ripshod]

So I guess you'll be at the races but no need to camp out, huh? If I bring the steaks and the charcoal and you bring the grill, maybe we can share a meal.

HEY, MacJohnO! Are you reading this?

[PhotoCGM]

Sounds good to me! I haven't camped out there in the past but with a few friends around I'm in! Maybe we can get a crowd together. It is a fun weekend for sure!

[Ripshod]

I set up the kind of campsite that tends to draw a crowd. I'll stay in touch.