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Caution - whining ahead (Merged dupe threads)
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<blockquote data-quote="JREW" data-source="post: 1186899" data-attributes="member: 295"><p>Last year the wife and I did a 4077 mile trip camping and every 3rd or 4th day doing a hotel (for laundry and showers). All with the side bags and a tail bag (custom designed to fit on the bike). The tail bag held the tent, camp chairs, sleeping bag (35 degree), cook stove, eating and cooking gear, gas for the stove etc. One side bag had food and toiletries, the other clothes (socks, underwear, and shirts for four days, with pants for two). Tank bag held the left overs. We had gear for rain through 100 degrees. Went up into Canada and down across Nevada desert. One trick is to travel using backpacking gear, which is by design light and small. Another, roll your clothes in freezer bags that can squeeze the air out, making them smaller. On previous shorter trips we found we took more, but needed less.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="JREW, post: 1186899, member: 295"] Last year the wife and I did a 4077 mile trip camping and every 3rd or 4th day doing a hotel (for laundry and showers). All with the side bags and a tail bag (custom designed to fit on the bike). The tail bag held the tent, camp chairs, sleeping bag (35 degree), cook stove, eating and cooking gear, gas for the stove etc. One side bag had food and toiletries, the other clothes (socks, underwear, and shirts for four days, with pants for two). Tank bag held the left overs. We had gear for rain through 100 degrees. Went up into Canada and down across Nevada desert. One trick is to travel using backpacking gear, which is by design light and small. Another, roll your clothes in freezer bags that can squeeze the air out, making them smaller. On previous shorter trips we found we took more, but needed less. [/QUOTE]
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