Did Some Moto Camping on the Coast this Weekend

[DefyInertia]

Spock, my main riding buddy, the Colombian guy, had a DL1000 and now has a 2005 DRZ400S that he paid $3,500 for. I paid $3,300 for my KTM and it came with a second set of excel supermoto wheels and a ton of spare parts. Point is, dual sports are relatively inexpensive...being light and tall, they make good commuting bikes as well.

However, maybe not as good as the 125cc. When I was in thailand I rode a 125 for a week straight and had no desire for anything bigger given the tight/slow traffic.

 

[Kazza]

Beautiful photos.

Wish Western Australia had more areas like this to ride in.

:thumbup:

 

[metal_heart]

Wow, really nice photos, especially those with the sunset and a really nice trip!
Thanks for sharing the trip!

 

[Botch]

The skiing was fantastic today, but those pics got me screaming "Come On Summer!!!" Gorgeous shots, and looked like a fantastic trip! :rockon:





(psssst, your bike looks like a Sleestack...)


:BLAA:

 

[amanlisman]

Wow! What a beautiful place!
It would be unheard of to do "camping sauvage" here in France. No choice but to stay in a camp-site.
Having said that, they're all over the place and dead cheap.

 

[DefyInertia]

Wow! What a beautiful place!
It would be unheard of to do "camping sauvage" here in France. No choice but to stay in a camp-site.
Having said that, they're all over the place and dead cheap.

"camping sauvage" what does that mean? Suppose I could google it...

Cheap? I prefer FREE

 

[lonesoldier84]

God, how did I miss this thread?

Great shots man. Just bloody phenomenal. Makes winter all that much more painful to sit through.

 

[gazoz]

Wow.Looks like you had a great time. Nothing better than getting away.