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Here are some pics from my first attempt at camping from a MC. On this trip I had 1 Cabelas Boundry Bag 1 small Outside supposed waterproof bag and 1 Large Outside Waterproof bag.
In the Cabelas bag I had my Sleeping Bag, Exped Synmat 9 LW sleeping pad and Exped Large Pillow
In the Small Outside Bag were my clothes
In the Large Outside bag was my tent, 2 tarps, Kermit Chair (wide Model) and leg extensions, tarps, 1 Swedish Milsurp mess kit, 1 sterno folding stove with Triangia Stove, Coleman Tent Fan, Radio Shack Radio, Grilliput Grill, Stainless steel Collander to use as a fire bowl for the grilliput, flashlights and lanterns, Extra Bungees, tent stakes, Gerber Camp shovel, Hatchet, KBar Knife 5 gal collapsible water jug, REI Collapsibel cooler, Camp Towel, Sea to Summit Kitchen Sink.
My left Saddlebag was loaded as it always is with tools, Jumper cables, cold weather gloves, extra Headlight bulbs, Frog Toggs, Self priming siphon, tie down loops, Nelson Riggs 1/2 cover,
Attached to the left side of the bag was my Camelback Hydration Bladder.
My right Saddlebag had my jacket liner, a couple of magazines and my dry food stuffs
Tank bag had my camera, Maps, and other small items
I attribute my first successful camping trip to the information I gathered here in the last couple of months. Most of the things I picked worked great. I will replace the small Outside bag with another Cabellas Boundry bag as my clothes did get a lil wet after riding thru a rainstorm on my way to Hatch, Ut and I found one should cover their water jug with a towel so the Ravens don't decide to drink your water thru the side of the jug. But other than that everything worked great
In the Cabelas bag I had my Sleeping Bag, Exped Synmat 9 LW sleeping pad and Exped Large Pillow
In the Small Outside Bag were my clothes
In the Large Outside bag was my tent, 2 tarps, Kermit Chair (wide Model) and leg extensions, tarps, 1 Swedish Milsurp mess kit, 1 sterno folding stove with Triangia Stove, Coleman Tent Fan, Radio Shack Radio, Grilliput Grill, Stainless steel Collander to use as a fire bowl for the grilliput, flashlights and lanterns, Extra Bungees, tent stakes, Gerber Camp shovel, Hatchet, KBar Knife 5 gal collapsible water jug, REI Collapsibel cooler, Camp Towel, Sea to Summit Kitchen Sink.
My left Saddlebag was loaded as it always is with tools, Jumper cables, cold weather gloves, extra Headlight bulbs, Frog Toggs, Self priming siphon, tie down loops, Nelson Riggs 1/2 cover,
Attached to the left side of the bag was my Camelback Hydration Bladder.
My right Saddlebag had my jacket liner, a couple of magazines and my dry food stuffs
Tank bag had my camera, Maps, and other small items
I attribute my first successful camping trip to the information I gathered here in the last couple of months. Most of the things I picked worked great. I will replace the small Outside bag with another Cabellas Boundry bag as my clothes did get a lil wet after riding thru a rainstorm on my way to Hatch, Ut and I found one should cover their water jug with a towel so the Ravens don't decide to drink your water thru the side of the jug. But other than that everything worked great
so really not much of what I took would I be willing to leave behind
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