Scooter camping is the best. It's amazing how much gear you can fit on a scooter. I started packing a battery powered Sawzall to accompany my folding saw because I had so much extra room on the ADV150.
Totally enjoyed the full version of this adventure. Hope to share some PCX camping with another buddy on his sometime this Spring. Wondered what hitch is on the Silverwing, as I also have a Burgman 650. What waterproof bag were you using on your PCX?
Neil is a mad genius fabricator and welder, so he builds his own trailers. Here is a walk-around of a previous build that he tows behind his 2013 Yamaha Zuma 125 scooter: ruclips.net/video/hHFtwXVzc30/видео.html . I have a pre-built trailer from KipMoto that I haul behind several different bikes. You can see that KipMoto Sherpax trailer ( kipmoto.com/pages/sherpax ) trailer in action on a Honda Super Cub ( ruclips.net/video/8eJ6ARvgfUY/видео.html ), a Yamaha XT250 ( ruclips.net/video/xBj8mid0cMk/видео.html ), and a Honda Trail 125 ( ruclips.net/video/xItNMZ--qSc/видео.html ). Cheers! 😉👍 --QM
I’ve always had trailers behind my touring bikes. Honda Goldwing, Yamaha venture, Yamaha road star. And many years ago my 1979 Honda CB 750K, in October when Kawasaki is coming out with the new KLR 650 adventures we plan to buy those type trailers for our bikes. We will most likely be doing 70% street 30% trail. Unless us old geezers, decide to do the Tat. Or at least portions of the Tat. We plan to do a trip to Prudhoe Bay Alaska after finishing the Tat.
I haven't decided whether I'll try the Kitaco NEO 181cc kit or just stick with a smaller 143cc kit (less cost and complexity). That project should kick off sometime this spring. I bought Adrian's Super Cub rig (the full setup that he rode in the 2021 Scooter Cannonball). That bike is running a bit rough, so it will be the first one to tear apart and evaluate. I'll install one of the big-bore kits on it and see how things go. 😉👍 --QM
Looks like great togetherness
Good times! I think a lot of great and careful editing went into the making this short. Thank you.
Unfortunately, YT doesn't let us select our own thumbnails for Shorts, so Neil's butt crack was the cornerstone! 🤣👍 --QM
Scooter camping is the best. It's amazing how much gear you can fit on a scooter. I started packing a battery powered Sawzall to accompany my folding saw because I had so much extra room on the ADV150.
This is a great short video of the boys hanging out, oh gz, then pouring down rain ☔
🤣 Yep, that's camping! As I always say... a motorcycle trip isn't a motorcycle trip without some rain! 😉👍 --QM
Wow, my bike tools a little bigger!
Yeah, that was some serious rain coming down!
Now that was alot of rain.
Totally enjoyed the full version of this adventure. Hope to share some PCX camping with another buddy on his sometime this Spring. Wondered what hitch is on the Silverwing, as I also have a Burgman 650. What waterproof bag were you using on your PCX?
as bad as i wanted to stay when i see this short clip i'm kind of glad i had to head back home the day before
Where did you guys buy your trailers from?.
Neil is a mad genius fabricator and welder, so he builds his own trailers. Here is a walk-around of a previous build that he tows behind his 2013 Yamaha Zuma 125 scooter: ruclips.net/video/hHFtwXVzc30/видео.html .
I have a pre-built trailer from KipMoto that I haul behind several different bikes. You can see that KipMoto Sherpax trailer ( kipmoto.com/pages/sherpax ) trailer in action on a Honda Super Cub ( ruclips.net/video/8eJ6ARvgfUY/видео.html ), a Yamaha XT250 ( ruclips.net/video/xBj8mid0cMk/видео.html ), and a Honda Trail 125 ( ruclips.net/video/xItNMZ--qSc/видео.html ). Cheers! 😉👍 --QM
I’ve always had trailers behind my touring bikes. Honda Goldwing, Yamaha venture, Yamaha road star. And many years ago my 1979 Honda CB 750K, in October when Kawasaki is coming out with the new KLR 650 adventures we plan to buy those type trailers for our bikes. We will most likely be doing 70% street 30% trail. Unless us old geezers, decide to do the Tat. Or at least portions of the Tat. We plan to do a trip to Prudhoe Bay Alaska after finishing the Tat.
Q: are you still going to 180cc the honda cub ?
I haven't decided whether I'll try the Kitaco NEO 181cc kit or just stick with a smaller 143cc kit (less cost and complexity). That project should kick off sometime this spring.
I bought Adrian's Super Cub rig (the full setup that he rode in the 2021 Scooter Cannonball). That bike is running a bit rough, so it will be the first one to tear apart and evaluate. I'll install one of the big-bore kits on it and see how things go. 😉👍 --QM
It's called a Sloppy Jose
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