The Fundamentals of Motorcycle Camping

by Tim Collins, Amanda Zito (Illustrator)

THE FUNDAMENTALS OF MOTORCYCLE CAMPING Motorcycles and camping go hand in hand. This comprehensive, practical guide—perfect for novice and pro motorcycle campers alike—outlines all you need to know to prepare for, survive, and enjoy the great outdoors on your motorcycle. The Fundamentals of Motorcycle Camping covers how to make wise riding and camping gear choices to meticulously assemble your perfect motorcycle camping setup, avoid common pitfalls while planning your trip, master all the logistics, and implement wilderness survival tactics to deal with potential hazards in the wild. Learn everything you need to know to maximize your motorcycle camping *Route planning and finding campsites *Intricacies of riding and camping gear *Techniques for loading a motorcycle properly *Food storage, filtering water, and cooking at camp *Weather thunderstorms, rain, wind, and cold *Dangerous plants and animals in the wild *Equipment storage and care to extend the life of your gear *Getting the most enjoyment out of your motorcycle camping Tim Collins is an experienced motorcycle camper with a passion for venturing off on his motorcycle towards the horizon to sleep out under the stars. His desire to share the many benefits of this immersive, budget-friendly, adventurous and rewarding hobby has motivated him to assist others to find their bliss on the road.

325 pages, Kindle Edition

Published September 11, 2020

Reviews

[Doug · Rating 5 out of 5]

Tim’s ability to convey his knowledge and experience in this format is as impressive as the community he’s built through his YouTube videos. His passion for getting out into the world will either remind you of what you’re missing or chart a course for those who’ve never ventured past their desktops. It’s a fantastic, informative and practical guide to getting out on the road, especially for those of us who need a little encouragement to unplug and look around. Time to get started here and take it out on the road.

[Draxon Bailo · Rating 2 out of 5]

There is some good information in here, there is also a lot of bloat. It is very 'American/northern-Hemisphere' focused with No thought or consideration of the southern Hemisphere.
A very localised book that is only half useful for the rest of the world. A little disappointed in it.