There’s a lot of camping content on TV these days, and in a world where everything is always easy, sometimes I think it’s more fun and more interesting to be active and create something myself. I also like the atmosphere of fire pits and barbecues.

There are several genres of camping, but today we’re going to talk about motocamping, motorcycle traveling.

With a minimalist set up of essential gear and valuables in a motocamping bag and a simple tent, sleeping bag, and food in a side bag on the back of your motorcycle, you can go anywhere on your motorcycle and create a shelter to rest in.

Motocamping requires a motorcycle, but it can be adapted in any form, so motorcycle traveling is a hobby with endless possibilities, especially considering how many people with scooters are also doing it.

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Motorcycle trips are often day trips, and while you might be staying at a pension or hotel, if you’re spending the night in nature, you’ll need a few more pieces of motocamping gear and supplies.

However, if you have a roomy backpack like the one shown above, you can also utilize a very lightweight tent like an A-type tent, tarp, or MSR, as bushcraft camping solves some of the problems by sourcing some from nature.

If you have a lot of room on your motorcycle, you’ll be more comfortable and can carry more gear, but you don’t necessarily need to pack as much.

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When I was very young, I preferred one-touch, automatic tents, and when my kids were younger, I preferred very large domed tents and SUVs. The more stuff you can bring with you when you go camping, the better, even though it’s a pain in the ass to organize.

But when kids are older and they don’t follow us around, and we find it exhausting and annoying to unfold and fold the tent, we start to feel overwhelmed and demotivated.

That’s when caravanning, motocamping, and bushcraft camping came into the picture.

Most of the time, I now go with friends.

So camping with friends is when you’re single, and when your kids are young, you do family camping.
But when your kids grow up and don’t come with you anymore, if you have a motorcycle, you have the fun of motocamping.

Motocamping is also a different style, but I actually like the wilder, harder style.
I also like to fish and catch fish and cook them.
I like doing things together like that, rather than just going camping and eating what you’ve prepared and brought with you.

There’s camping where you can go out in the suburbs with a group of people, set up a small table and have a meal with a view, have a cup of tea, and come back, or you can go into nature and spend a day in nature, and I personally prefer the latter.

It’s like bushcraft camping, where you gather firewood in the forest or valley, make a campfire, cook, go fishing or hunting together, and make a shelter from the elements by building poles out of wood.

What makes motorcycling so appealing to me is that motorcycles allow ㅡyou to get closer to nature on two wheels, where cars can’t go. Where four-wheeled vehicles can’t go, only motorcycles can.

If you’re into bushcraft, one of the camping backpacks we’re showing you today is the Billford Bushcraft Pack.

If you’re into bushcraft, the camping backpack we’re showing you today is the Builford Bushcraft Pack, and if you’re just packing up and going on a motorcycle trip or camping trip, the Bilford Bikerscrew Backpack is a great option for those weekend activities, but it’s also a great everyday bag for men.

It works well with both casual and semi-casual looks, so it’s a great commuter bag for the office.

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