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Dirt Bike Camping Gear
Gear up with camp stoves, camp chairs, flashlights, and other camp essentials before heading out on your next dirt bike trip.
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Cascade Designs MSR Aluminum Bottle
Todd in UT
Must have
These have been on every ride with me. They are great to have and they are the first thing I pack.
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Tusk Compact Camp Chair
Jim in MN
My primary camp chair.
Love this chair!!! I use it everywhere now. It has replaced every other camp chair I own.
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FlipFuel Fuel Transfer Device
Matt in UT
Backpacking Fuel Transfer solution!
This what everyone needs who used backpacking stoves with canister fuel. Finally a solution to eliminate wasting the little bit of fuel left in your fuel canister. No more box of half empty cans.
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Rocky Mountain ATV/MC Compact Camp Chair
James in GA
Camp chair
I highly recommend this product, will be a regular part of my motorcycle travels now.
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Cascade Designs MSR Folding Utensils
John in CA
Great
fold small and easy to pack - got them for a motorcycle camping trip. Work great
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Therm-a-Rest Air Head Lite Pillow
Ben in WA
Far better than no pillow at all.
I have camped for 40 years rolling up my jacket for a pillow. It has never been comfortable. The light weight and tiny size of this pillow makes it ideal for back pack or motorcycle camping. I roll it up with my air mattress and it always comes out when I need it as I am preparing my bed. There may be better pillows, but this one I have and it makes the night so much more restful. It is pretty inexpensive for the amount of improvement it gives me sleeping on the ground. I sometimes find it slides off my mattress because I am so tall. I slip it into a pillow pocket in my sleeping bag and it stays there, but that's still a little weird feeling. It always gives a slightly plastic feel under my face. When that bothers me I think about rolling up my jacket under my head, and then I am immediately glad I have the plastic pillow.
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