Your favorite "Camp" pic

nice 109 or should i say 1800..I have same bike, soon to be replaced with GSA..

Defiantly aren't going to be short on torque for towing that bad boy :)

Sorry about the small sizes, I should really upload bigger ones.

Cartwright, NL



Las Vegas, NM



Somewhere, Nova Scotia

Sango Sands in Durness, Scotland

Just outside Bishop, Ca.

Mainly memorable because this was taken the day after my Grandpa passed away. Was a trip to get away from everyone for a night and try to say goodbye.

Cow Lakes, Oregon

That's cause Missouri is cool like that with coat racks at our campsites.

Camp outside Moab.

The bivy was too hot, the insects were too fierce, and the rain became too hard, so the bike cover got double duty.
(I am rethinking my kit. I want to keep it simple, though.)

No pics of the first one but this is at a cross Florida Greenway camp site in central Florida.


By prostdon at 2012-02-02

The bike makes into nice clothes poles!


By prostdon at 2012-02-02

Chilao Campground off the Angeles Crest Hwy:


The prettiest campsite I've ever stayed at. Going back soon.

Doesn't get much simpler than spreading your sleeping gear out on a picnic table and enjoying a beautifully clear NV night sky!









Dusty

There's an interesting dichotomy here. We see one of the simplest sleeping methods possible, in close proximity to the most unsimple motorcycle ever produced.

And I say that in the nicest possible way.

How are you liking that pad? I just bought and am waiting for the Inertia XL pad. I'm a big guy and move a bit when sleeping. If anyone else uses one of these brands I'd like your thoughts - hope I didn't waste my money...

cool thread ... last weekend, High Mountain Campground, Pozo, CA

It may at 1st appear to some as a sophisticated piece of machinery (which it is) but if you do your preventative maintenance (relatively simple) they are a simple motorcycle, in that other than an oil change, or new tires, no further work need be performed for the rest of the summer. I put on over 21,000 miles on this trip, spanning just over 3 months, going out to the west coast twice and to the 'middle east twice as well. 2 oil changes and I probably could have made it home on the tires I started out with, but changed them out in the last 1,000 miles or so.
Some think why not buy/ride a car. I just look at them and grin, for I am comfortable, have tunes to listen to and the 'pig' will slay a lot of unsuspecting 'sport bikes' in the twisties! I've also taken it down some dual track paths.

My camping set up can get more 'complicated'. ...

I can't believe the best thread on ADV got moved all the way to page 3 of the Pics section.

Miscou Island, Northern New Brunswick, Canada