How to Go Motocamping For the First Time in 3 (and a Half) Simple Steps!

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  @bogusfranz1503 · 2 years ago

  My cheap pillow hack is bring a pillowcase and stuff it with your clothes.

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  @justindavis1546 · 1 year ago

  That Dork In The Road guy has some decent videos.

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  @BigStreams_ · 2 years ago

  I’ve found that if you aren’t camping in a place with water, it’s sometimes better to take canned soups than dehydrated meals. If you can’t get water at camp, you had to pack it in and the canned soups have exactly what they need already and often taste better than the dehydrated stuff and much cheaper. (Get the ones with the tabs on the top so you don’t need a can opener)

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  @tommykawasaki9676 · 2 years ago

  As someone who has been moto camping since long before we called it moto camping, we just called it camping. Period. Thats all.<br>This is rock solid perfect advice.<br>The only thing I would add is,<br>Be very tidy &amp; mindful of your food, even dried food, dish-soap, toiletries, anything fragrant.<br>Get it in ziplocks, stored in a waterproof bag &amp; hang it high or secure it somewhere, away from where you sleep.<br>Critters have amazing sniffers &amp; are alarmingly persistent when it comes to getting food.

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  @Da.Onus.Burger.618 · 1 month ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z8h2NFPLP-I&amp;t=255">4:15</a> - DAMN…that biscuit is hu-YUGE! 😂

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  @Sakivb7 · 2 years ago

  Love the Dork!!!

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  @joshmclean6571 · 1 year ago

  One recommendation I have is to test riding with your loaded gear. Test it in a quick trip around the town prior to leaving for your trip. (Day or so before) This way, if anything isnt secured enough you will find out beforehand as well as it will give you some time to adjust to the load balancing

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  @UltralightMotorcycleCamping · 2 years ago

  I&apos;ve loved hammock camping since the mid 1970s but now that I&apos;m old, it&apos;s nearly a requirement. &nbsp;It&apos;s a pain to crawl around and try to get comfortable on the ground, although a 3&quot; pad would help a lot. &nbsp;I hate public campsites, and it&apos;s challenging to find a flat spot for a tent when dispersed camping or stealth camping, but two trees 13-20 feet apart is easy. &nbsp;Lowering the fly on top of the hammock ridge line and letting it hang straight down instead of guying it out increases the comfort range by +15 F.

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  @laloolhouvum1634 · 5 months ago

  My adventure bike is a 180 cc &nbsp;4v TVS Bike. 12 litre fuel tank. 822mm seat height. I&apos;ve been camping with tarp for a while now. I tie it to my bike. Us3d stones to spread the tarp. Used my waterproof backpack for my pillow, and sleep on top of other waterproof bags. I never take of my pants, boots, gloves and my riding jacket. It is simple yet practical. Headlamo and flashlight for lights with two 50k mAh power bank.

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  @Lachesisms · 2 years ago

  “I should know I created half of it” FLEX&apos;!

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  @ramblinjay3816 · 1 year ago

  Jetboils are still amazing devices. I got one because of this channel a long time ago and they&apos;re awesome.

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  @advredbikes · 2 years ago

  Great job Ben, very easy to follow steps

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