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There Double Rubber Seal 629 2rs Ball Bearing nothing better than the feeling of being free on the open road! Something about motorcycles makes answering the call to adventure a thrilling necessity - and there's no better way to do that than to go camping! Camping allows you to reconnect with nature and find balance in yourself. There are few things in life more harmonious than pitching a tent near a bubbling stream and skipping rocks well into the evening. Motorcycle camping, however, requires some adjustments to be made when it comes to planning and packing. Pack Light Before you really start considering what to pack, make sure you stick to lightweight camping gear and compact items that won't take up too much space or weigh you down.

Also keep in mind that many of the items (especially clothes and containers) can be used for at least two purposes. An example would be a stuff sack that holds your cookware can also be used as a bucket or wash basin. Clothing For clothing you want to be prepared for any occasion. Don't forget rain gear if there is even the slightest possibility of rain where you will be riding. Dress in layers and look for clothing made of synthetic materials as they will normally be thinner and lighter while giving increased performance in addition to keeping moisture away from the skin. Of course you will want to choose comfortable riding jacket and pants that fit the temperature range you will be in. There are many different styles available made of both leather and synthetic materials for any application. Shelter There are many different ways to set up shelter when motorcycle camping. While most people prefer to pack a tent that will give a little extra room and confort, some prefer the minimalist set-up of a Camping Hammock or a Bivy. There are many types of tents you can invest in but remember the larger tents also weigh more when packed and take up a lot more space. Some tents even have a large vestibule to park your motorcycle in.

When using a camping hammock you will want to consider whether or not you will need one with insect netting and if you are going to use it in cooler temperatures you may also want an underquilt . Sleeping Bag Most sleeping bags are made with either synthetic filling or down. Each have their own pros and cons and the best choice depends on what sort of conditions you will be experiencing. Make sure to choose a bag with a temperature rating that is 20-30 degres lower than what you will be camping in.