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Reason for editing: Last Edit: May 18, 2017, 19:47:24 PM by Aimee.L

[quote author=CDNRatMan link=topic=46616.msg104296#msg104296 date=1495151633]
 8) Pilgrim, if I remember correctly between you and GreenBarn you had enough for a kitchen sink in Maggie Valley. Ok so :

Aimee, due to arthritis and back issues when I travel I do the motel camping shtick, and yes I pack comfortable, after having my full face helmet stolen off the bike in Maryland, for which I have unfriended the entire state. I found this fantastic sissy bar pack, and I have my sidewinder saddlebags for trips. I carry a 1 gal gas can in my saddle bags, just in case. I also have 2 fuel cells in the side of my seat for an extra 60 oz of fuel. I also carry my full face helmet because I am a candy ass and do not like to ride all day in the rain and not be protected. I also pack my rain gear for the same reason. I can carry more than enough to be on the road for 30 days and be comfortable.  First two pics are of the new sissy bar pack and my saddle bags then the third is the fuel cell.
Amiee be ready for the people that just want to mess with us good people....lol.......
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Normally I would do cabin or motel as well, definitely for long trips. This trip in particular is a women's ride out and camp event with tent as the only on site option. My body can still rough out a tent weekend here or there and I figured the experience would be worth it. Your setup is definitely great but for me right now the drifter has only the solo seat and bags with no rack over the fender. So for now I'm much more limited on where I can put things. Moving forward as I work on setting up my luggage options I will take your setup for ideas. I would love to do something similar but figure it out with the solo seat and backrest. Oh and Maryland isn't a necessary friend anyways! Lol and no candy ass, I wear my full face at least 90% of the time and a 3/4 the other 10%, to each his own,  :D

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Posted by CDNRatMan

- May 18, 2017, 18:53:53 PM

Pilgrim, if I remember correctly between you and GreenBarn you had enough for a kitchen sink in Maggie Valley. Ok so :

Aimee, due to arthritis and back issues when I travel I do the motel camping shtick, and yes I pack comfortable, after having my full face helmet stolen off the bike in Maryland, for which I have unfriended the entire state. I found this fantastic sissy bar pack, and I have my sidewinder saddlebags for trips. I carry a 1 gal gas can in my saddle bags, just in case. I also have 2 fuel cells in the side of my seat for an extra 60 oz of fuel. I also carry my full face helmet because I am a candy ass and do not like to ride all day in the rain and not be protected. I also pack my rain gear for the same reason. I can carry more than enough to be on the road for 30 days and be comfortable. First two pics are of the new sissy bar pack and my saddle bags then the third is the fuel cell.
Amiee be ready for the people that just want to mess with us good people....lol.......