How to Pack Your Complete Enduro or Dual Sport Camping Setup in the Giant Loop Great Basin Saddlebag
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- čas přidán 28. 08. 2024
- One of the most common questions we get is "How do I actually pack my enduro or dual sport camping setup on my bike?" In this video, we'll walk you through a complete dual sport motorcycle camping gear luggage setup including how we fit all our motorcycle camping gear (tent, sleeping bag, sleeping pad, pillow, firestarting kit, cooking kit, water, food, etc) on a Suzuki DRZ400s as well as how you can even bring along a few luxuries like a motorcycle camping chair and table using our cavernous 68 liter Giant Loop Great Basin Saddlebag.
We'll fit a complete moto camping gear setup into the Great Basin Saddlebag with room to spare. Not only can you carry all the dual sport moto camping gear you need to survive the night, but you can also bring along plenty of extras and luxuries so that you're very comfortable. 68 liters is a ton of storage room for motocamping gear, and in this video we'll show you exactly how your motorcycle camping packing concerns can be completely alleviated using our awesome rackless saddlebags for motorcycle camping.
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I’m really enjoying these Giant Loop vids.
All of my luggage is GL. A Mojave, great basin, buc-n-roll, klamath, 2 zigzags, tail rack, and redcross possibles. I can set up for casual or long distance rides in just a few minutes. crf250l/rally
I currently have the Mojave bags and am probably going to the Coyote bag next...Thank you for the helpful video
Looks great. Tons of room in there!
I plan to buy these bags later for my bike if I get into camping with my bike. For now I just have the day use Mojavi saddle bags for day trips.
Excellent video….
I am trying to decide between the Great Basin and Coyote bags for my F750GS and I’m not sure. Seeing this video and hopefully the coyote bag in your upcoming video will answer a lot of my questions.
Coyote video is next week. Spoiler alert: I fit everything but the chair, table, axe, and saw into it easily.
Also, have you seen this video? czcams.com/video/Y6Egh5Jh_AA/video.html Great Basin fits a 750 very well. Coyote might be a little narrower than you want.
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I have watched that several times (Great video ) but I don’t think I will be packing up a lot of stuff when I go out camping.
Being a visual leaner, I think watching both videos will allow me to make a well informed choice.
Thats impressive the stuff you can carry...❤
And, you don’t need all the room if you carry less crap😝
0:49 watch out the storm troopers shooting at you
Hey Ben! I was watching another RTW traveler (OHB) who met up with another RTW traveler in Mozambique/Africa. One of the traveler's bike was decked out with GL luggage!
Very cool!
great video, very informative!
Seems car camping would be a better choice for some, holy over packer Batman!
I've always liked this bag seems like a good design! I don't think I could justify the price however. What would be the benefit of this over a normal large waterproof duffle? The way you have it packed it looks like you have maybe 5 or 10 pounds of the weight low under the seat height.
Duffle puts all the weight high. I’d pack differently myself, I’d use the legs to put tube repair setup, mattress, spares etc., and strap water bottles to the outer parts of the legs, then put light stuff in the top part. Using a bivy, tarp plus leaner sleeping bag saves a heap of room too. No poles required. The bike handles way better then stuffing it all in a duffle. Mass centralisation.
so, you've ridden the Himalayan, but I don't recall if it had pannier racks. Would you use a great Basin even though the bike had pannier racks installed? I really like the configuration of these bags, but will switch between hard boxes for pavement touring, and soft luggage for offroad adventures like the BDR's. We saw a pair of Moto Trek soft panniers at the Touratech, and if the horseshoe bags wouldn't work with pannier racks, that would be my next choice.
So, if the bags are 'mostly empty' (i.e. only the legs have stuff in them) would you be able to easily fit a bag across the back like you can with standard panniers?
Absolutely! with or without the dry pod. Just keep in mind that the saddlebag is not watertight, but only showerproof without the dry pods.
How dose it handle slapping michigan orv sand woops? I have Nelson hurricane and thy tore a bit with the instructional set up.
I just did 5 days on the Oregon BDR with plenty of sand and whoops and my Coyote held up just fine.
ON THAT DR, CAN YOU PLACE IT FAR ENOUGH BACK TO RIDE 2 UP WITH A 12YR OLD?
How easy to get off the bike is it if I was to go stay at a hotel or something on a long trip and I just wanted to carry the full bag into the place without unpacking it?
Three straps on the bike. Not as easy as a pair of panniers but you can get it of in 5 minutes or less.
can I still use my hard top case on my dr650 with this?
Wait. No snake bite?
Would you say Mosko 80 or Great Basin for beginner moto camper for a Honda 300L? Which would be best overall
I mean...you're asking on the GL channel so I feel like the answer will be obvious but we highly recommend the GL Setup. It's sturdy, simple, and easy to use.
The Coyote is also a great option on the 300: czcams.com/video/tfNXq39n73w/video.html
@@GiantLoopMoto I meant to say is Great Basin too big for the 300L? I’ve seen some do it
@@TheZakkmylde It'll work on any bike with passenger footpegs, so the 300L is good to go.
have you guys got this to work on a CRF450L? they don't have passenger footpegs
I would go with the coyote on the 450l probably. I'll see if I can get my hands on a 450L at some point to do a test fit, though.
@@GiantLoopMoto I'm in Bend and have a 450l if you need it for a demo fit.
I have the great basin on my 450l and it works really well. Just need strap extensions to go around the frame.
@@rohanbowers8855 any pics?
@@tennyis28 I don't know how to add them.
I consider this a bad design because everything is in one big space. In this setup you have to take eeverything put to setup the ten, lay it all on the ground. You need to just stop and make a coffee mid-day? Take everything out 🤣 stuff also gets dirty, tents get wet, it is not a practical way of packing for real* adventures. My 2 cents
That's why we include a set of 3 dry pods with every bag. You can separate out all your gear into compartments and remove everything all at once.
$700 bag wow, it's cool but definitely not that cool.
We respectfully disagree. Lots of satisfied users out there loving their Great Basin bag.
@@GiantLoopMoto I'd enjoy it too if I could justify $700 on a bag I'm sure.
@@keldonator They go on sale from time to time. Make sure you're subscribed to the channel because we always post a video announcing our monthly specials.
Checkout 21 Brothers Rogal range. Far better imo and far less expensive.