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This is off Bowman Lake Road (where it's still paved) and you head up towards Carr-Feeley Lake Campground. There is a small network of dirt roads that go here and to Lindsay Lake campground. Some of the roads are more 'van friendly' than others so that's why I scouted on my 300 first. Folks...

Sweet spot for one night When you're too lazy to ride the moto all the way there. You just bring it with you

This past weekend I decided to reconnoiter camp spots for next weekend using the van and the 300 I wanted to make sure the roads were suitable for the van While scouting for a spot we camped at over ten years ago I came across a familiar landmark. Eventually I found this sweet spot with no...

Adding to that vibe.. Also on this same site as the pics above.

Came across this one on our hike today. Located in Bolinas, CA a peek inside

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The busy season at my work is winding down, Mrs Cabrito was out of town, and I had a whole two day weekend. Quick ride out to Los Padres National Forest with my good friend Sean for some dispersed camping. It was so nice being out on the big bike for a change...

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On our earlier Baja group rides we packed for the occasional camp, but it turned out to be easy enough (and cheap enough) to just get a room and get rid of the extra gear. You would be surprised at how much space the sleep kit, and cooking kit actually takes up in your luggage. I carry a SOL...

Sounds like a great trip. Are you going to be camping and living off the bike or riding a lot of backcountry on this trip? If you are camping the Coyote might be a little small, but you can add a second duffel or dry bag. If you're not camping the coyote should be just right, but it all depends...

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City ride with a few friends One of these things is not like the other Golden Gate Bridge Behind the Legion of Honor

I like the Nemo stuff if I use a pad, but for me it's a cot all the way. A cot isn't for everyone, but there are so many options across the price range and depending where you buy them you can often try them and return them if you don't like it. I've tried a few different ones, but usually go...

Was totally staged :cool: We decided to take a lunch break there and not tackle the hill climb.

How about a few from StonyBARF 18. Our local Moto Forum does this twice a year and it's always awesome riding around Stonyford OHV in the Mendocino forest.

This is a great heater. We have one in our van and it heats up our space in minutes. It's pretty darned quiet too. Bump for a great system..

No, this is a 148" medium roof. Added a rear tire carrier recently. Had to swap the loading direction for my bike.

I'd be interested to hear about how you're powering it and how much power it needs. I'm seriously thinking about it after borrowing others wifi in remote locations.

A few from the ADV n00bs rally Above the valley of Panamint Reward Mine down in the Valley of Panamint Cleaning the former steps in Goler Wash / Canyon Made it up and over Mengle Pass to the geologist cabin Gearing up for the long ride out of the Butte Valley and the long way...

I did end up putting these AT4's on my Transit Van, and so far I like them a lot on the pavement. I'll never see more than the average forest road, but I think they're going to work out.