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Minggu, 01 Juni 2014

i am looking for a cheap ,small tent to put on my motorcycle, to taking camping ,?




beth b


the cheap part is because i only plan on using it a few times this year, then get a better one next year,and the small part is because i have limeted space to carry on a motorcycle, any ideas


Answer
I am a cross country motorcyclist as well as a camper/hunter. On my bike trips -- and in the woods -- I have used a Kelty Gunnison 2 for the last couple of years. Almost any backpacking store has great items that can also be used for motorcycling, for one simple reason -- it all packs small. I don't know what you mean by cheap. I think I paid a little less than $100 for mine. It was on sale. As summer gets closer to ending and the camping season starts to wind down, the outdoor adventure stores start to have sales.

If those are too expensive, I'd go to Wal*Mart and see what they have to make due until you can get the one you want. Good luck and safe riding.

If you do tent-only camping at Bonnaroo, where do you park your car?




lolalavond


and is it possible to get your car out of the space if you're planning to re-enter? or are you packed so tight you can't get out?


Answer
You car will be in the GA camping area. Think of it as a can of sardines with tents on each end. If you can squeeze out you can leave, but it will be very difficult to get your car back in that little hole. Here is what the website says:

Tent Only Camping
If you want to get away from the vehicular trappings of life Out There, try our limited Tent Only Camping areas near the Main Venue and Centeroo. They will be identified on the maps you receive when at the Tollbooths. No cars, motorcycles, jetpacks, hovercraft, nothing, in fact, all vehicles will be towed). This is also a good option if you donât arrive with a car (i.e., on foot, by bus or parachute).

Hereâs how it works: If you have a car, you come in through the regular Tollbooths and park as if youâre going to camp with your vehicles. Then just leave your car behind and hoof it with your gear to the Tent Only Camping area. You canât drive your car there to drop your stuff off, so pack light. Itâs a distance â a backpack or small luggage cart might help. If you donât have a car, youâll still get your wristband put on at the tollbooth, then just follow the signs to Tent Only Camping.

Thereâll be two General Stores and plenty of approved vendors in these areas, so you can easily buy supplies. The space for Tent Only Camping is limited, and will be filled first-come, first-served (so if you want this prime spot, get here early). If youâre last-come, no worries, though â you still have the camping space that goes with your vehicle.

Tent Only Camping benefits:
Nice and close to the Main Venue and Centeroo
Close to General Stores, concessions and other services
No cars or vehicular traffic in camping area

In and Out of the Campgrounds in a Vehicle
We hope you wonât need to leave our little utopia during the festival. But if you do, please wait until all the traffic is in and processed. Youâre swimming upstream before Friday night really slows things down. And to return youâll have to get back in line, which could mean a nasty delay. Anytime you leave youâll have to go through another vehicle search when you return, as if you are entering for the first time.

Exiting is only through the East or West Tollbooth. (The police will NOT allow you to exit directly onto the highway at the Highway Tollbooth.) Extremely important: Everyone in the exiting vehicle must have their wristband scanned out by Bonnaroo staff, and each wristband must be scanned back in when you return. If you exit through any other location, or fail to have your wristband scanned out, you and your vehicle will not be allowed to re-enter the site. Sorry.




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Rabu, 12 Februari 2014

i am looking for a cheap ,small tent to put on my motorcycle, to taking camping ,?




beth b


the cheap part is because i only plan on using it a few times this year, then get a better one next year,and the small part is because i have limeted space to carry on a motorcycle, any ideas


Answer
I am a cross country motorcyclist as well as a camper/hunter. On my bike trips -- and in the woods -- I have used a Kelty Gunnison 2 for the last couple of years. Almost any backpacking store has great items that can also be used for motorcycling, for one simple reason -- it all packs small. I don't know what you mean by cheap. I think I paid a little less than $100 for mine. It was on sale. As summer gets closer to ending and the camping season starts to wind down, the outdoor adventure stores start to have sales.

If those are too expensive, I'd go to Wal*Mart and see what they have to make due until you can get the one you want. Good luck and safe riding.

If you do tent-only camping at Bonnaroo, where do you park your car?




lolalavond


and is it possible to get your car out of the space if you're planning to re-enter? or are you packed so tight you can't get out?


Answer
You car will be in the GA camping area. Think of it as a can of sardines with tents on each end. If you can squeeze out you can leave, but it will be very difficult to get your car back in that little hole. Here is what the website says:

Tent Only Camping
If you want to get away from the vehicular trappings of life Out There, try our limited Tent Only Camping areas near the Main Venue and Centeroo. They will be identified on the maps you receive when at the Tollbooths. No cars, motorcycles, jetpacks, hovercraft, nothing, in fact, all vehicles will be towed). This is also a good option if you donât arrive with a car (i.e., on foot, by bus or parachute).

Hereâs how it works: If you have a car, you come in through the regular Tollbooths and park as if youâre going to camp with your vehicles. Then just leave your car behind and hoof it with your gear to the Tent Only Camping area. You canât drive your car there to drop your stuff off, so pack light. Itâs a distance â a backpack or small luggage cart might help. If you donât have a car, youâll still get your wristband put on at the tollbooth, then just follow the signs to Tent Only Camping.

Thereâll be two General Stores and plenty of approved vendors in these areas, so you can easily buy supplies. The space for Tent Only Camping is limited, and will be filled first-come, first-served (so if you want this prime spot, get here early). If youâre last-come, no worries, though â you still have the camping space that goes with your vehicle.

Tent Only Camping benefits:
Nice and close to the Main Venue and Centeroo
Close to General Stores, concessions and other services
No cars or vehicular traffic in camping area

In and Out of the Campgrounds in a Vehicle
We hope you wonât need to leave our little utopia during the festival. But if you do, please wait until all the traffic is in and processed. Youâre swimming upstream before Friday night really slows things down. And to return youâll have to get back in line, which could mean a nasty delay. Anytime you leave youâll have to go through another vehicle search when you return, as if you are entering for the first time.

Exiting is only through the East or West Tollbooth. (The police will NOT allow you to exit directly onto the highway at the Highway Tollbooth.) Extremely important: Everyone in the exiting vehicle must have their wristband scanned out by Bonnaroo staff, and each wristband must be scanned back in when you return. If you exit through any other location, or fail to have your wristband scanned out, you and your vehicle will not be allowed to re-enter the site. Sorry.




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Selasa, 11 Februari 2014

i am looking for a cheap ,small tent to put on my motorcycle, to taking camping ,?




beth b


the cheap part is because i only plan on using it a few times this year, then get a better one next year,and the small part is because i have limeted space to carry on a motorcycle, any ideas


Answer
I am a cross country motorcyclist as well as a camper/hunter. On my bike trips -- and in the woods -- I have used a Kelty Gunnison 2 for the last couple of years. Almost any backpacking store has great items that can also be used for motorcycling, for one simple reason -- it all packs small. I don't know what you mean by cheap. I think I paid a little less than $100 for mine. It was on sale. As summer gets closer to ending and the camping season starts to wind down, the outdoor adventure stores start to have sales.

If those are too expensive, I'd go to Wal*Mart and see what they have to make due until you can get the one you want. Good luck and safe riding.

If you do tent-only camping at Bonnaroo, where do you park your car?




lolalavond


and is it possible to get your car out of the space if you're planning to re-enter? or are you packed so tight you can't get out?


Answer
You car will be in the GA camping area. Think of it as a can of sardines with tents on each end. If you can squeeze out you can leave, but it will be very difficult to get your car back in that little hole. Here is what the website says:

Tent Only Camping
If you want to get away from the vehicular trappings of life Out There, try our limited Tent Only Camping areas near the Main Venue and Centeroo. They will be identified on the maps you receive when at the Tollbooths. No cars, motorcycles, jetpacks, hovercraft, nothing, in fact, all vehicles will be towed). This is also a good option if you donât arrive with a car (i.e., on foot, by bus or parachute).

Hereâs how it works: If you have a car, you come in through the regular Tollbooths and park as if youâre going to camp with your vehicles. Then just leave your car behind and hoof it with your gear to the Tent Only Camping area. You canât drive your car there to drop your stuff off, so pack light. Itâs a distance â a backpack or small luggage cart might help. If you donât have a car, youâll still get your wristband put on at the tollbooth, then just follow the signs to Tent Only Camping.

Thereâll be two General Stores and plenty of approved vendors in these areas, so you can easily buy supplies. The space for Tent Only Camping is limited, and will be filled first-come, first-served (so if you want this prime spot, get here early). If youâre last-come, no worries, though â you still have the camping space that goes with your vehicle.

Tent Only Camping benefits:
Nice and close to the Main Venue and Centeroo
Close to General Stores, concessions and other services
No cars or vehicular traffic in camping area

In and Out of the Campgrounds in a Vehicle
We hope you wonât need to leave our little utopia during the festival. But if you do, please wait until all the traffic is in and processed. Youâre swimming upstream before Friday night really slows things down. And to return youâll have to get back in line, which could mean a nasty delay. Anytime you leave youâll have to go through another vehicle search when you return, as if you are entering for the first time.

Exiting is only through the East or West Tollbooth. (The police will NOT allow you to exit directly onto the highway at the Highway Tollbooth.) Extremely important: Everyone in the exiting vehicle must have their wristband scanned out by Bonnaroo staff, and each wristband must be scanned back in when you return. If you exit through any other location, or fail to have your wristband scanned out, you and your vehicle will not be allowed to re-enter the site. Sorry.




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Senin, 27 Januari 2014

Where can I find a good lightweight, compact, portable camping tent?

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HD Rider


I looking for one that I can easily carry on my motorcycle or backpack.


Answer
I got mine here, a lot of choices good prices.

http://www.cabelas.com/

What are some cheap things to do and places to see between LV and Reno, Reno and SF, SF and LA finally LA and?




SV650s


What are some cheap (or free) things to do and places to see between LV and Reno, Reno and SF, SF and LA finally LA and LV?

I'm planning a motorcycle road trip by myself (because I don't have any friends lol) from Las Vegas, NV. to Reno, NV. to San Francisco, CA. to Los Angeles, CA. and back to Vegas. The trip will likely be on 6 May 2013 (Thursday) to 9 May 2013 (Sunday) or a week after. I'll leave Thursday evening and arrive back to Vegas by Sunday night.

The only road trip that I've ever gone by myself on a motorcycle was a 50-mile trip from Vegas to Searchlight, NV. at midnight and it was fun!

I'm mechanically inclined and I just perform necessarily services recently. I'll be also carrying a tent and about a gallon of gasoline in the saddlebags. I'm not planning to stay at motels, because I'm poor. I'm an athletic guy so I'll be safe in the jungles. Haha. My motorcycle is a 1988 Honda Shadow 600. She gets about 40MPG city and 50-60MPG highway with a 2.9 gallon tank. Iâll be refueling every 100 miles or so.

I will leave Vegas on Thursday afternoon/evening and arrive at Reno around midnight. I will stop for gas at: Indian Springs, Beatty, Tonopah, Hawthorne, Fallon, Fernley and Reno. There is a Walker Lake just after Hawthorne. I might stop there real quick, but itâll probably be too dark to see anything. Once I arrive in Reno or Carson City, Iâll probably set up my tent and camp. I donât mind sleeping anywhere.

I should be up by 8AM on Friday and continue my journey to San Francisco, CA., stopping Sacramento and small towns for gas. It should take me 5 hours max to arrive at SF. So itâll be afternoon at SF on Friday. What should I do there until Friday night that is cheap/free? Iâll camp somewhere near the state park.

Once I wake up on Saturday morning, Iâll be heading to LA via Pacific Coast Highway. I should arrive in LA by evening at latest and be pretty tired and just sleep. I donât mind sleeping on the street of LA also (haha), as long as my motorcycle is safe :)

When I wake up on Sunday morning, what should I do in LA or nearby? I think going to the beach(es) is an excellent idea. Iâll be taking my speedo also haha.

Iâll finally leave LA around 6PM and should arrive back at Vegas before midnight and go to work at 8:30AM on Monday :(

Well, what do you think? Any tips? What should I do? Places to see? Thx in advance. Sorry for a long post



Answer
walk the beach, it's free (los angeles and san francisco)




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Minggu, 10 November 2013

What are the Most important camping supplies you should bring on a tenting trip?

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iClimb_199


I don't have much room I have to fit all my gear, camping pillow, tent, and a sleeping bag, on to the back of a motorcycle! What are the most important things I should pack for the trip!


Answer
I have been on many hikes and camping trips...I love it. As a former US Marine, I would suggest 6 MAJOR items: Knife, Water, Rations, Waterproof Matches/Flint, Blanket, First Aid Kit. Other items such as toilet papper, baby wipes, rubbing alcohol, sunglasses, BUG SPRAY, Advil PM...you will sleep like a baby, extra clothes, TENT, trash bags(for keeping clothes and other things dry if it rains)...and so on.

Have fun on your trip!

Where is it acceptable to set up a tent when traveling?




Suddenly


I am planning on taking some bare essentials and riding my motorcycle from NY to FL this spring. This will be a 1 way trip, I plan on finding a cheap apartment down there somewhere and any job until I get on my feet. I am of course saving money for the apartment and such so I will have something to get me off my feet. However, I do not want to spend money on hotels/motels on the way down, and would prefer a bit of an adventure rather than the touristy way of traveling. I have no problem riding in the rain, sleeping outside, eating cheap food, and traveling light. I am fully mentally prepared as well as physically able.

The problem I'm facing is I don't know where acceptable places are to just stop my bike and set up a tent. It seems everything costs money these days, you need reservations, there are long lists of rules and guidelines, etc. I really dislike these things. Where are the best places to just set up a tent for the night?



Answer
Yeah, good luck on that. There's so many laws and restrictions on camping around, it'll make your head swim. Everyone's concerned about liabilities, bums, vagrants, honestly homeless, or just plain crazy.

There are alternatives. It's called hobo, or "boondog" camping, and you'll need to do your research. There are some smaller towns, and villages that offer one or two nights free camping in the city park. Some churches or civic groups allow this on their property. Some farmers will allow a tent down, if you can arrange it. Maybe you have to trade some work for some rest. Barter and good manners always helps.

Call ahead. Go on CL, place an advert about your route and approx. times, asking if there are folks willing to put up with a Traveler. Then decide if you have the trust and fortitude to do this.

See if you can't view episodes from that TV show "Then Came Bronson". Then go watch "Easy Rider".

Best!




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Where can I find a good lightweight, compact, portable camping tent?

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HD Rider


I looking for one that I can easily carry on my motorcycle or backpack.


Answer
I got mine here, a lot of choices good prices.

http://www.cabelas.com/

What are some cheap things to do and places to see between LV and Reno, Reno and SF, SF and LA finally LA and?




SV650s


What are some cheap (or free) things to do and places to see between LV and Reno, Reno and SF, SF and LA finally LA and LV?

I'm planning a motorcycle road trip by myself (because I don't have any friends lol) from Las Vegas, NV. to Reno, NV. to San Francisco, CA. to Los Angeles, CA. and back to Vegas. The trip will likely be on 6 May 2013 (Thursday) to 9 May 2013 (Sunday) or a week after. I'll leave Thursday evening and arrive back to Vegas by Sunday night.

The only road trip that I've ever gone by myself on a motorcycle was a 50-mile trip from Vegas to Searchlight, NV. at midnight and it was fun!

I'm mechanically inclined and I just perform necessarily services recently. I'll be also carrying a tent and about a gallon of gasoline in the saddlebags. I'm not planning to stay at motels, because I'm poor. I'm an athletic guy so I'll be safe in the jungles. Haha. My motorcycle is a 1988 Honda Shadow 600. She gets about 40MPG city and 50-60MPG highway with a 2.9 gallon tank. Iâll be refueling every 100 miles or so.

I will leave Vegas on Thursday afternoon/evening and arrive at Reno around midnight. I will stop for gas at: Indian Springs, Beatty, Tonopah, Hawthorne, Fallon, Fernley and Reno. There is a Walker Lake just after Hawthorne. I might stop there real quick, but itâll probably be too dark to see anything. Once I arrive in Reno or Carson City, Iâll probably set up my tent and camp. I donât mind sleeping anywhere.

I should be up by 8AM on Friday and continue my journey to San Francisco, CA., stopping Sacramento and small towns for gas. It should take me 5 hours max to arrive at SF. So itâll be afternoon at SF on Friday. What should I do there until Friday night that is cheap/free? Iâll camp somewhere near the state park.

Once I wake up on Saturday morning, Iâll be heading to LA via Pacific Coast Highway. I should arrive in LA by evening at latest and be pretty tired and just sleep. I donât mind sleeping on the street of LA also (haha), as long as my motorcycle is safe :)

When I wake up on Sunday morning, what should I do in LA or nearby? I think going to the beach(es) is an excellent idea. Iâll be taking my speedo also haha.

Iâll finally leave LA around 6PM and should arrive back at Vegas before midnight and go to work at 8:30AM on Monday :(

Well, what do you think? Any tips? What should I do? Places to see? Thx in advance. Sorry for a long post
Oh crap I meant June not May.



Answer
Having driven every single mile of that at one time or another I think that yours is an incredibly ambitious plan to be doing in a vehicle w/ four wheels and it may be damned near undo-able on a motorcycle simply because of the beating that your body will take mile in mile out
But you're going to do it anyway
So
Make sure that the gas stations that you need are open late at night
Since you won't have a full Moon be super careful about critters in the road , ppl passing you and ppl using your lane to pass other ppl
Unless you have a thing about Reno taking US 50 out of Fallon to Sacramento will save you some miles
Know it can get below freezing at this time of year in the area around Lake Tahoe and snow is not unheard of
Safe trip




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Selasa, 03 September 2013

What are some cheap things to do and places to see between LV and Reno, Reno and SF, SF and LA finally LA and?

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SV650s


What are some cheap (or free) things to do and places to see between LV and Reno, Reno and SF, SF and LA finally LA and LV?

I'm planning a motorcycle road trip by myself (because I don't have any friends lol) from Las Vegas, NV. to Reno, NV. to San Francisco, CA. to Los Angeles, CA. and back to Vegas. The trip will likely be on 6 May 2013 (Thursday) to 9 May 2013 (Sunday) or a week after. I'll leave Thursday evening and arrive back to Vegas by Sunday night.

The only road trip that I've ever gone by myself on a motorcycle was a 50-mile trip from Vegas to Searchlight, NV. at midnight and it was fun!

I'm mechanically inclined and I just perform necessarily services recently. I'll be also carrying a tent and about a gallon of gasoline in the saddlebags. I'm not planning to stay at motels, because I'm poor. I'm an athletic guy so I'll be safe in the jungles. Haha. My motorcycle is a 1988 Honda Shadow 600. She gets about 40MPG city and 50-60MPG highway with a 2.9 gallon tank. Iâll be refueling every 100 miles or so.

I will leave Vegas on Thursday afternoon/evening and arrive at Reno around midnight. I will stop for gas at: Indian Springs, Beatty, Tonopah, Hawthorne, Fallon, Fernley and Reno. There is a Walker Lake just after Hawthorne. I might stop there real quick, but itâll probably be too dark to see anything. Once I arrive in Reno or Carson City, Iâll probably set up my tent and camp. I donât mind sleeping anywhere.

I should be up by 8AM on Friday and continue my journey to San Francisco, CA., stopping Sacramento and small towns for gas. It should take me 5 hours max to arrive at SF. So itâll be afternoon at SF on Friday. What should I do there until Friday night that is cheap/free? Iâll camp somewhere near the state park.

Once I wake up on Saturday morning, Iâll be heading to LA via Pacific Coast Highway. I should arrive in LA by evening at latest and be pretty tired and just sleep. I donât mind sleeping on the street of LA also (haha), as long as my motorcycle is safe :)

When I wake up on Sunday morning, what should I do in LA or nearby? I think going to the beach(es) is an excellent idea. Iâll be taking my speedo also haha.

Iâll finally leave LA around 6PM and should arrive back at Vegas before midnight and go to work at 8:30AM on Monday :(

Well, what do you think? Any tips? What should I do? Places to see? Thx in advance. Sorry for a long post
Oh crap I meant June not May.



Answer
Having driven every single mile of that at one time or another I think that yours is an incredibly ambitious plan to be doing in a vehicle w/ four wheels and it may be damned near undo-able on a motorcycle simply because of the beating that your body will take mile in mile out
But you're going to do it anyway
So
Make sure that the gas stations that you need are open late at night
Since you won't have a full Moon be super careful about critters in the road , ppl passing you and ppl using your lane to pass other ppl
Unless you have a thing about Reno taking US 50 out of Fallon to Sacramento will save you some miles
Know it can get below freezing at this time of year in the area around Lake Tahoe and snow is not unheard of
Safe trip

What are some cheap things to do and places to see between LV and Reno, Reno and SF, SF and LA finally LA and?




SV650s


What are some cheap (or free) things to do and places to see between LV and Reno, Reno and SF, SF and LA finally LA and LV?

I'm planning a motorcycle road trip by myself (because I don't have any friends lol) from Las Vegas, NV. to Reno, NV. to San Francisco, CA. to Los Angeles, CA. and back to Vegas. The trip will likely be on 6 May 2013 (Thursday) to 9 May 2013 (Sunday) or a week after. I'll leave Thursday evening and arrive back to Vegas by Sunday night.

The only road trip that I've ever gone by myself on a motorcycle was a 50-mile trip from Vegas to Searchlight, NV. at midnight and it was fun!

I'm mechanically inclined and I just perform necessarily services recently. I'll be also carrying a tent and about a gallon of gasoline in the saddlebags. I'm not planning to stay at motels, because I'm poor. I'm an athletic guy so I'll be safe in the jungles. Haha. My motorcycle is a 1988 Honda Shadow 600. She gets about 40MPG city and 50-60MPG highway with a 2.9 gallon tank. Iâll be refueling every 100 miles or so.

I will leave Vegas on Thursday afternoon/evening and arrive at Reno around midnight. I will stop for gas at: Indian Springs, Beatty, Tonopah, Hawthorne, Fallon, Fernley and Reno. There is a Walker Lake just after Hawthorne. I might stop there real quick, but itâll probably be too dark to see anything. Once I arrive in Reno or Carson City, Iâll probably set up my tent and camp. I donât mind sleeping anywhere.

I should be up by 8AM on Friday and continue my journey to San Francisco, CA., stopping Sacramento and small towns for gas. It should take me 5 hours max to arrive at SF. So itâll be afternoon at SF on Friday. What should I do there until Friday night that is cheap/free? Iâll camp somewhere near the state park.

Once I wake up on Saturday morning, Iâll be heading to LA via Pacific Coast Highway. I should arrive in LA by evening at latest and be pretty tired and just sleep. I donât mind sleeping on the street of LA also (haha), as long as my motorcycle is safe :)

When I wake up on Sunday morning, what should I do in LA or nearby? I think going to the beach(es) is an excellent idea. Iâll be taking my speedo also haha.

Iâll finally leave LA around 6PM and should arrive back at Vegas before midnight and go to work at 8:30AM on Monday :(

Well, what do you think? Any tips? What should I do? Places to see? Thx in advance. Sorry for a long post



Answer
walk the beach, it's free (los angeles and san francisco)




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