Touring tips

[steveindenmark]

The most important bit, bon't forget lots of Euros for Guinness.

I have just seen this post.
:rockon:

You going to be starting all the troubles again with this kind of advice

Have a good trip and have one of these for me.

:iconbeer:


Steve

 

[Wookie]

Well i survived over 1500 miles riding round Ireland met some fab people and got some nes stories to talk ablout in the pub,,


Heres a few pics (Working on a film but didnt want to bore everyone with hours of great bike cam action)

 

[Cloggy]

Nice photo's Wookie, looking forward to the edited film (and the write up):thumbup:

 

[MarkyG57]

Wookie:welcome: back. Horaaaaaaaaaah

:rockon: and respect, well done.

Liked the photo of the pit crew you had packing all of your spares an it was a nice touch to see that you allowed them to take their clothes off and relax, what were their names, Eore and ??:Flip:

Looking forward to more pics.

Regards

Mark

 

[Nooj]

Not done Ireland yet, any tips you'd pass on? How dd the weather treat you?

 

[Wookie]

Not done Ireland yet, any tips you'd pass on? How dd the weather treat you?

i would recomend it, some great views abd good coastal roads :rockon:

i packed too many clothes... lol

leathers with a rain suit, as textiles stay damp.

if you go camping buy a tanno as this was the best bit of kit i took. made a great porch to both cook under and leave all your damp gear in over night

also if you go camping in ireland, plan your route by campsites as ireland does not have many belive it or not, and you dont want to camp on the side of the road

 

[steveindenmark]

OK Wookie now you have been what did you learn about touring?

Whats a TANNO ?

The thing I learnt going to France and back is it takes a lot longer than you anticipate.

Which part of Ireland did you like the best?

Steve

 

[MarinaFazer]

This looks great! I can't wait to do one here in the states...maybe get a Las Vegas stop in...hehe