Motorcycle Camping Made Easy

by Bob Woofter and Bob Woofer

Book Overview

More and more motorcyclists have taken to camping, both to reduce travel costs and to add an extremely enjoyable dimension to their adventures. This new second edition is loaded with up-to-date and... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 1884313337
• ISBN13: 9781884313332
• Release Date: January 2002
• Publisher: Whitehorse Press
• Length: 127 Pages
• Weight: 0.80 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.4" x 8.3" x 10.5"

Customer Reviews

Great little book

Loaded with tips for motorcycle campers. from gear recommendations to packing tips to information on tying knots, starting a fire, preparing simple meals- this book is a great addition for serious motorcycle travelers.

Motorcycle Camping Made Easy

I would recommend this book to anyone who looking into motorcycle camping. I found it to be interesting and informative, well worth the read. If you are a seasoned camper you might find it a little basic, but it was just what I was looking for. I haven't camped out for many years and was looking for a refresher course, and it filled the bill nicely.

A Great Read

If you enjoy motorcycling camping, this is a msut read book. A lot of the reading is basic knowledge, but it is a great reminder of saftey and practicalities, along with things you would have never thought of.

Worthwhile

Lots of practical advice, some of which covers generic camping issues. Many points are covered which deserve consideration. Reading this book made me feel better about my upcoming motorcycle camping trip. An easy read - I consumed it in 3 hours, but I skipped the chapter on trailers (towing a trailer with your bike, not towing your bike on a trailer). Chapters are nicely separated and laid out, and need not be read in order, I jumped back and forth a bit.

Lots of good advice

If you are thinking of piling your mountian of gear onto the back seat of two wheels and heading out across this great land I strongly urge you to jump all over this book lest you have a gaggle of experience. Those of us who have been doing it for years will find afermation to our ways of doing things. Those who have no experience consider this your workbook. He has written wonderful lists of what to take and described the gears usefulness and uslessness from a bikers point of view. If you are an old hand not much new here but maybe a couple of better mousetraps. If you are new to the sport....GET IT!!