Don Pisto
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for you guys on adventure scoots
eventually this chit will end and you guys itching to get back on the trails might be interested in getting off the ground away from the snakes and
scorpions!
btw this was to be posted yesterday
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motoged
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Cool gimmick.....I like their Mohave and Coyote bags....but any serious rider will chuckle at the idea of sleeping on top of your bike....despite the
spindly supports ....
The "Overlander/adventure" marketing terms certainly appeal to gear junkies who most often are urban millenials looking for the best $200
moto-friendly espresso machine..... Tourtech bling conciousness....
Real "adventurers" are willing to sleep on the ground....
in their ride gear...... wondering where they got lost following their gps track....
Don't believe everything you think....
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Maderita
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You're a day late for this April Fool's joke, but good one!
Oh, maybe it is for real? WTF?!!!
"MSRP for the new tent is $2,999 US"
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advrider
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I hope it's a joke! chit would be heavy as all get out, stay on the highway for sure..
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Cancamo
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What did PT Barnum say?
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Bajazly
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Damn, beat me to it!
Believing is religion - Knowing is science
Harald Pietschmann
"Get off the beaten path and memories, friends and new techniques are developed"
Bajazly, August 2019
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Don Pisto
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who says nomads have no sense of humor!
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pacificobob
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Quote: Originally posted by motoged  | Cool gimmick.....I like their Mohave and Coyote bags....but any serious rider will chuckle at the idea of sleeping on top of your bike....despite the
spindly supports ....
The "Overlander/adventure" marketing terms certainly appeal to gear junkies who most often are urban millenials looking for the best $200
moto-friendly espresso machine..... Tourtech bling conciousness....
Real "adventurers" are willing to sleep on the ground....
in their ride gear...... wondering where they got lost following their gps track....
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X2! love the tourtech bling comment.
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pacificobob
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If the GS is a rockin' don't bother knockin'
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bent-rim
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^Made me laugh. Thanks^
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4x4abc
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Sissies should not travel Baja. Use that fear shelter for guarded US National Park campgrounds. Good roads bring ...
Harald Pietschmann
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John Harper
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I have a neighbor with one of those truck top tents. I asked him if it was a hassle having to level the truck whenever and wherever parked. He told
me he never even thought about that issue, as he has yet to use it. I'll take my cot, pad, and bag, thank you. Got a 8x7 tent that it all fits in for
inclement weather too.
John
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