Upload Images. The forum headline picture is a great example of a solo camping setup. Add a passenger and it all changes. Usually a two up over night trip on any motorcycle will involve a hotel and restaurants. Few motorcycles or their tires have the weight capacity to ride two up and haul enough camping gear for two people.
Even the Goldwing reaches it's recommended weight limits with two up riding with limited luggage. Some people can ride two up and camp off the bike with back packing gear, careful planning and packing. I have yet to do any over night trips with the Silverwing by itself. I just mentioned this but I don't want this to be the focus of this thread. This was a trip I took from Seattle to Utah this past summer.
Sometimes, if my girl friend is going along and it is an extended trip, we will travel via a mini van and tote our scooter behind the van. We know the benefits of car camping and towing our Silverwing. I don't want this to be the focus on this thread.
I would like the focus of this thread to be about over night travel either single or solo and what type of luggage one used while doing so. If camping was the focus, great! Hotels and restaurants, great! Lets hear about it. This is not about "the best way to do it. Include your gear if you wish. This is Bears Tooth Pass, just east of Yellowstone. This shot was taken in Yellowstone just inside the park on the east side. I felt a little vulnerable on the scooter while riding pasts these big buffalo.
Our campsite at Glacier. We camped here for a week. We can carry quite a few creature comforts when we take the van and tote the Silverwing. Even an inflatable kayak, which we used on a couple of great float trips. I am planning my first over night with the Silverwing, a mile round trip. I am riding solo and will be traveling without companionship.
