Moto camping adventure

[diorHeart11]

Just too excited to share that ive added some upgrades to my TW200. joined a group of moto camping enthusiasts recently and I'm real excited to make use of my upgeaded bike for camping just around the corner in a wildlife management area near my place. A silver top box is my most recent addition. whats yours?

 

[BarneyStinson]

wife and i are always moto-camping too but i realized the tw isn't maximizded to its full potential becausr of the extremely small tank. this is a problem. to avoid running out of fuel i suggest you do a custom rack system like i didn it holds additional 7 liters and even holds like more than 55 pounds of gear to make long trips easier

 

[isleofmantt1]

wife and i are always moto-camping too but i realized the tw isn't maximizded to its full potential becausr of the extremely small tank. this is a problem. to avoid running out of fuel i suggest you do a custom rack system like i didn it holds additional 7 liters and even holds like more than 55 pounds of gear to make long trips easier

I a guy at a gas station with a rack that had a bigger tank and said he can carry a bigger load. I was impressed but I forgot to ask him about long-term considerations? I'm guessing it puts additional strain on the back, but does it cause long-term problems?

 

[TwoWheelsTooSlow]

When you add some extra weight to the back of the bike, you'll definitely feel a difference in how it handles. It gets a bit trickier to steer and can make braking feel off, too. But as long as you keep your load within the limits and balance it out right, you should be okay