let's see a picture of your camping setup and how it all fits on your bike... please

Oh really? What are the uppers made out of? The ones I've seen have been cloth (probably some sort of cotton blend?) and I had concerns about them drying out fast. The ones I've tried on have been pretty comfy. I don't know why I never pulled the trigger on a pair really.

I made this video for how I pack my little bike. I know everyone's needs are different, but this is how I do it.

Yes they're cloth but I figure they'd dry fast enough if necessary.

I too run the Sanuks. Very light and comfy. Just don't plan to go on a day hike with them. They are camp and town shoes only.

I don't go hiking when I'm Moto travelling.

This is what I have had with me and on the bike since July 10th.

Left side of bike:

Sleeping bag
Pillow
Sleeping pad
Stove
Skillet
Stove fuel

Right side of bike:

Tent
Spare tube
Cleaning wipes
Stake hammer
Pull straps

Top bag:

Clothes
Ice chest
Toiletries
Bike cover

Tent pole bag:

Tent poles
Stakes
Tent straps

Tank bag:

First aid
Knife
Tire pressure gauge
Tire filling tools
Spare gloves
Bandana
Locks
1.7liters of water


Panniers are giant loop mototrekker
Top bag is a sw motech 35l?
Tank bag moskomoto scout and tent pole bag.

Main thing I would change is the panniers. I have them filled to capacity and it just sucks to re pack them. Considering the moskomoto back country 35.

One last note top bag is pretty much over full because I currently have 2 riding jackets on me .

Camp, my tent is on the right.


My bike loaded.


I weighed everything including my riding gear, boots & helmet, and it weighed 67 pounds. That doesn't include the jesse boxes but it does include the tank bag.

The bag on top has my sleeping bag, thermarest, pillow and tent. Both ends of that bag has good sized pockets that are water-resistant lined. The tent goes in one side and the rain fly and ground cloth goes in the other side. I also have those pockets lined with trash bags to prevent any chance of a wet tent getting my sleeping bag wet. The main portion of the bag is lined with a garbage bag too.

One side box has my food, cooking gear, tools. The top of the box has rain gear and lightweight walking shoes. Easily accessible if needed.

The other side box has clothes, toiletries, electric jacket liner, water, electronic charging cords and such. The top of that box has a camp chair and tiny camp table.

In the tank bag I keep my wallet, phone, SPOT, camera batteries, and small odds and ends.

Left side camp and right clothes and misc for 3-4 days.

I ride 99.9% of the time with my wife (she rides her own bike), so we split the load. We have Mosko Moto 35liter BackCountry panniers setup (v1) and ride 2 KTM 690’s. We bring enough food (3 meals/day) and water for approx 3 days:
My load is about 55-59lbs (including the Panniers) everything but tools.
Tools are about 15 lbs
Her load is just under 50lbs (including the Panniers)
We found that it doesn’t matter if we are going for a 2 day or 20 day trip, and since we are mostly in and out of the high country in Colorado & Utah, we always bring cold weather gear.


The next picture is from June of this year in Colorado... we spend the night at 8500ft

Sharing the load between bikes is such a great thing.

Boot dryers small blue bag, fuel canisters orange, extra blanket silver, MSR water bladder , a mosquito thingy and a bag of tide pods.

Heated jacket and gloves blue bag,towel, rain jacket,rain pants, and an MSR kettle with a stove lighter and 2 ounce cup inside.
That is the right pannier.

blue pack is a kitchen kit blag bag is food and red bag is a coffee kit.
Left pannier.

In this I have pillow, tent, air mattress, sleeping bag, 12x12 tarp and poles, toiletries, chair, table,full mess kit and clothes.

On the bike I have an Ice Mule strapped to the back, camp shoes under the duffle and in my tank bag I keep chargers head lamp lighters snacks some first aid silipint and face mask of course.

I'msure boot dryers are nice but I'd never carry them with me.

https://www.amazon.com/GIGA-Pump-In...ld=1&keywords=giga+pump&qid=1599780020&sr=8-1

air Mattress pump, fire bellows, boot dryer. Get one you won't be disappointed

Bet all the campground neighbors are real disappointed listening to it howl endlessly though.

LOL you lost me somewhere between 'Campground" and "Neighbors"

I still have mine. Have taken it everywhere, even let a friend use it at a festival and it’s still going strong. Moved to the US with it, dreading the day I have to let it go. For solo camping I have something smaller but if I’m ever out with my wife or have a car and a dog it’s a goto tent for me.

Dual Sport Setup
2019 CRF450L
Marmot Tungsten 2 Tent
Teton Sleeping Pad
Big Agnes Lone Ranger bag
lixada stove with titanium cup for cooking
small folding chair (Sportneer)