NancysToy
Motorbike Professor
I sure would never wear it a couple of days (UGH!), but taking 2-3 and rinsing one out every night works well. That being said, the first thing I add if I have extra room is more underwear and socks.
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What to pack for Cuba and Durango?
- Thread starter twain
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Clean socks and clean undies are a must and really don't take a lot of space. I've ridden with folks who can't make a decision or we're on the road long enough, that they've sent a suitcase or box ahead to their hotel and shipped it back with their souvenirs.
Happy riding!
Wayne
Happy riding!
Wayne
NancysToy
Motorbike Professor
:thumbup: A number of the BMW riders do that. At their annual rally, they usually have a shipping booth set up.
dave01
New member
I like that idea. Makes packing much easier and I wont have to rely on Forrests large trash bag strapped to the seat idea.
NancysToy
Motorbike Professor
Just remember that Glad bags are cheaper than UPS. :roflblack:
ARtraveler
R.I.P. Dwayne
Murphy and Scotty pretty much have the subject nailed. I am also a proponent of checking out what you did not need or use for the next trip--and leaving it home for the next go around.
I used to do a lot of wilderness canoeing where you had to carry everything you need with you because there was no place to get anylthing once you set out. My earliest trips were pretty much a nightmare with all the gear we carried along. Two people and three large heavy packs per canoe. We not only had to carry the canoes over the portages between the lakes, but would have to carry the extra packs on a second trip. By the time I had done this a few times, everything was able to be carried over on one trip across the portage. I traveled most of the Boundary Waters Canoe Area Wilderness in Minnesota over a period of 30 years.
I have since adopted a lot of this thinking into packing the motorcycle for trips. Glad I don't have to carry the :spyder2: from place to place though. :roflblack:
I used to do a lot of wilderness canoeing where you had to carry everything you need with you because there was no place to get anylthing once you set out. My earliest trips were pretty much a nightmare with all the gear we carried along. Two people and three large heavy packs per canoe. We not only had to carry the canoes over the portages between the lakes, but would have to carry the extra packs on a second trip. By the time I had done this a few times, everything was able to be carried over on one trip across the portage. I traveled most of the Boundary Waters Canoe Area Wilderness in Minnesota over a period of 30 years.
I have since adopted a lot of this thinking into packing the motorcycle for trips. Glad I don't have to carry the :spyder2: from place to place though. :roflblack:
Yol Bolsun
New member
I am liking this thread. VERY informative (and educational too).
