>>28520874
No worries anon i apreciate the answer as that's actually one of the ones i really like.
Also i may have phrased it weirdly but it was asking for EITHER vintage looking "adventure" helmets or proper "modern" adventure helmets ïnfo.
Is it very noisy? i assume without a full visor it's like riding around with an MX helmet (not that i ever did that) but i guess at least it's very fresh?
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>>28502600
>tyre plug kit
wow what is this, the future? i'd need spoons,wrenches and a stand to remove the wheel and patch a tube if that happens to me!
(not) jokes aside a small toolkit could be good to prepare, a big water bottle was in the plans but desu i can only do about 200km before needing to refouel if i don't want to start to gamble with my reserve so i can just get water and a sandwitch on the way down, i was gonna take pauses anyway.
>>28502614
Shoom to be fair it's nothing really adventorous as you guys do, it will be 99% french highway to try reach lower switzerland at a reasonable time and find a room to sleep/a place to eat and then the morning after meet up with adv dad and his klr on the alps where we will take the long way home doing the fun bits of northern italy but the most i did was 4 hours/ 180km of small roads loops around here where i never packed anything so better to ask the actual experienced people.
I have straps for my small tail bag but i don't mind getting a bigger one if really needed, i'd prefer to keep the camera on me because it's an old thumper and while my camera is also old as shit i woul'd like it getting fucked by vibrations, it's not that heavy and i have a really small and nicely strapped messenger bag for it so it shouldn't be a problem.
I was considering no tools but my mirrors really like to loosen up so a couple of screwdrivers and wrenches are not a big deal, tape and zipties too but as i said before if i get a flat i'm fucked anyway
>tyre plug kit
wow what is this, the future? i'd need spoons,wrenches and a stand to remove the wheel and patch a tube if that happens to me!
(not) jokes aside a small toolkit could be good to prepare, a big water bottle was in the plans but desu i can only do about 200km before needing to refouel if i don't want to start to gamble with my reserve so i can just get water and a sandwitch on the way down, i was gonna take pauses anyway.
>>28502614
Shoom to be fair it's nothing really adventorous as you guys do, it will be 99% french highway to try reach lower switzerland at a reasonable time and find a room to sleep/a place to eat and then the morning after meet up with adv dad and his klr on the alps where we will take the long way home doing the fun bits of northern italy but the most i did was 4 hours/ 180km of small roads loops around here where i never packed anything so better to ask the actual experienced people.
I have straps for my small tail bag but i don't mind getting a bigger one if really needed, i'd prefer to keep the camera on me because it's an old thumper and while my camera is also old as shit i woul'd like it getting fucked by vibrations, it's not that heavy and i have a really small and nicely strapped messenger bag for it so it shouldn't be a problem.
I was considering no tools but my mirrors really like to loosen up so a couple of screwdrivers and wrenches are not a big deal, tape and zipties too but as i said before if i get a flat i'm fucked anyway
Ok speaking of people driving straight at exits and people putting soap on it's own tyres:
Gonna have my mutants fitted tomorrow, how to make sure i don't become another dbt joke? is the sandpaper trick real or i just need to do some circles in the first parking lot i find after they get my 'ku fitted with the new shoes?
Gonna have my mutants fitted tomorrow, how to make sure i don't become another dbt joke? is the sandpaper trick real or i just need to do some circles in the first parking lot i find after they get my 'ku fitted with the new shoes?