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uncle ricky 11-05-10 15:01

Minimum packed for 5 days
 
I thought I had better do a trial run on packing the bike with the gear required for the 5 day off roading trip in France at the end of June. Got every thing on the bike that is needed, tent, sleeping bag, roll mat, cooking gear, etc. I will also have a ruck sack on with small amount of clothing and drinks bladder.

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I didn't want anything hanging down the sides for when riding off road



I expect Crusty will be wondering what I have not taken. :HappyRoll_ANPIUI:

Loopydog 11-05-10 16:26

Work of art. Small and neat, just how I like it too. Makes perfect sense what you say about the off-roading. If people want the touring works, buy a goldwing! or a car!

tripletom 11-05-10 16:46

Nice one Ricky, this is me packed as well-

http://i97.photobucket.com/albums/l2...n/IMG_2592.jpg

Same as you, got all I needed.

uncle ricky 11-05-10 16:49

I was thinking about getting a dry bag, may be a 30 ltr holdall similar to your Tripletom

gianni1951 11-05-10 17:01

Heaven only work this way.......:YouRock::nothing2add:

maxwell123455 11-05-10 19:54

Yous do pack light dont yous!!!! Just make sure to bring enough clothing as its the worst thing having to put old, dirty, wet cloths back on as you dont have enough clean, dry cloths.

tripletom 11-05-10 21:59

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Originally Posted by uncle ricky (Post 128527)
I was thinking about getting a dry bag, may be a 30 ltr holdall similar to your Tripletom

I think that one's about 20/25litre. It's just the right size to take my tipi, or before, the Vango Tempest. I've not tried it yet with the high front guard, may have to fit the low one back on, or make a rack.
Maxwell, there's clean clothes in there as well. Nothing nicer than pulling fresh socks on in the morning. Well there is, but socks are pretty nice.

Bart1 12-05-10 00:41

Why not use a small set of throw overs, they keep the weight lower and cushion any drops and don't interfere with your legs. I use a set set or Oxford Humpback's on my XTR which work very well.

regie308 12-05-10 02:11

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Originally Posted by Bart1 (Post 128560)
Why not use a small set of throw overs, they keep the weight lower and cushion any drops and don't interfere with your legs. I use a set set or Oxford Humpback's on my XTR which work very well.

I too have the same preference "keep any weight down low" these are Andystrapz soft panniers and are a tried and tested product here in OZ that can handle bingle's (crash's) very well.
http://i228.photobucket.com/albums/e...AndyStrapz.jpg

cannywabs 12-05-10 02:33

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Originally Posted by uncle ricky (Post 128527)
I was thinking about getting a dry bag, may be a 30 ltr holdall similar to your Tripletom


I got a 30 litre dry bag from Aldi for about �6


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