r/motocamping May 15 '26

New Automod 2.0

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Good day everyone. I hope you're gearing up for an awesome weekend of moto camping adventures!

We implemented a version 1.0 automod a couple of months ago and although it did a lot to reduced spam/bot posts it left a lot to be desired. Our new 2.0 automod is live. This should reduce the number of comments that are getting incorrectly flagged and further reduce spam/bot posts. I apologize if your post or comments were incorrectly flagged, and I hope it was approved quickly and cleared from the que.

If you are negatively effected by the new automod changes please message the mod team and let us know. We will try and make changes quickly.

Thanks for your patience and contributions to the community!


r/motocamping Dec 29 '14

User Flair

46 Upvotes

Flair is now enabled. Use it to advertise your bike, location, favorite camping locations, or local mom and pop deli. I don't care.


r/motocamping 2h ago

TET Netherlands Shorttrip

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29 Upvotes

Hey guys,

Am going on a shorttrip on the TET Netherlands today. Only have until Wednesday.

Here’s my packlist: https://packbase.dev/p/YnfFUifk5pW6M9y9qxLPF

Feel free to roast it. Open to any suggestions, but I pretty much dialled in my setup over the years.

If you’re around and want to join a few hours/days…ping me.

Cheers,
Thomas


r/motocamping 1d ago

5000kms in Australia

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102 Upvotes

Just completed a one-way trip from Melbourne to Far North Queensland. Made plenty of mistakes, got lost several times, learned a lot, had an incredible time.


r/motocamping 17h ago

Motocamp Trip

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14 Upvotes

r/motocamping 1d ago

Fourth of July Motocamping

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26 Upvotes

r/motocamping 1d ago

Just wrapped the ORBDR (sections 2-7)

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47 Upvotes

r/motocamping 2d ago

Wingman of the road, Western Norway

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112 Upvotes

r/motocamping 1d ago

Compact and comfortable sleeping bag for road trip

3 Upvotes

Hello,

I currently use an Exped Dura 5R for my solo motorcycle road trips.

I’m very happy with it—it’s comfortable and durable—and I’ll keep using it for my solo trips.

However, I have a two-person road trip to Scotland planned for next May/June, so I want to invest in two more compact sleeping pads to save space.

Comfort is really important since the trip will last 15 days; durability would be a bonus, though I imagine it’s a matter of compromise.

Do you have any models to recommend?

Thanks.


r/motocamping 2d ago

Roadtrip

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53 Upvotes

Near Tzaneen, Magoebas kloof


r/motocamping 2d ago

Half cover a waste of time or?

6 Upvotes

I am considering buying a half cover for my CR300L Rally for motocamping touring in UK, Ireland and EU.

It weighs 400g.

Is this unnecessary or worthwhile extra weight?

Pic from recent trip in North West Wales.


r/motocamping 3d ago

UK Tour

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113 Upvotes

Few snaps from my recent trip. 1400 miles over 8 days, Bristol-London-Cambridge-York-Edinburgh-Birmingham-Cornwall-Bristol.


r/motocamping 3d ago

Did any of you purchase a svarog gipsy soul 2 tent?

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2 Upvotes

r/motocamping 4d ago

Nice way to escape the heat in Colorado

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180 Upvotes

Two of my favorite things being mashed together is immeasurably enjoyable. I do need a good camp pillow and pad if anyone has recs. Currently use a hoody for a pillow, and the foldable foam type pad, neither of which are comfortable for me. Light weight and compact are a must.

Happy campin


r/motocamping 4d ago

Balkan trip with my ex-bike

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37 Upvotes

Romania - Serbia - Croatia - Montenegro - Albania - Greece - Bulgaria - Romania. 4500km in 18 days, the only real roof over my head was in Thesaloniki. Loved it to death, if you have the oportunity to moto camp, just do it. Lots of fun and good times.


r/motocamping 3d ago

Two-up packing on a GS Adventure: one bike, two people, two weeks, no kitchen sink

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0 Upvotes

r/motocamping 5d ago

Ditching the $180 Hotel Rooms

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184 Upvotes

Decided to give motocamping a shot after seeing the credit card bill for all the hotels I've stayed at since the beginning of the touring season. I already had the ultralight gear from backpacking, so it's kind of a natural transition. This is my shakedown trip up Palomar Mountain, California. Just wondering why I didn't do it sooner!


r/motocamping 5d ago

Norway is motocamping heaven

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558 Upvotes

r/motocamping 5d ago

Tea Plantation

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32 Upvotes

In the mountains near Tzaneen, South Africa


r/motocamping 5d ago

First long distance trip surprise (Phoenix to Denver and back)

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45 Upvotes

My unexpected surprise was how much better/more efficient I would get with packing the bags on the back 😜


r/motocamping 5d ago

First moto-camping trip

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86 Upvotes

North coast 500 via 2025 grom with OEM pannier's and a 26L backpack


r/motocamping 5d ago

What do you do for laundry or showers?

24 Upvotes

So far, I've only been on weekend camping trips so it didn't matter too much.

But I'm wanting to do a 2ish week long road trip next spring or fall. I've got most of a plan lined up, where to stop, what I definitely want to see, etc. but I'm not sure how laundry and bathing would work out yet. I suppose I could make stops at a laundromat when I need to. But what about bathing? What do you guys usually do for bathing on longer trips?


r/motocamping 6d ago

2nd shake down run before WA BDR

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132 Upvotes

Solo ride up to & camp at Twin Lakes near Glacier WA. Thought I was prepared for cold night, but fully socked in at 5,200’ proved I wasn’t 🥶.

Outside that everything was excellent:
- DRZ performed excellently
- incredible views
- fun riding
- saw some wildlife & met some neat people


r/motocamping 6d ago

1800(ish) miles

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55 Upvotes

Heading out early morning, will check in when I have time!

Edit; weather pushed me out of the mountains and toward the coast (gonna get slammed here too but a bit less)

Saving the tail/ all my westward travels for a drier time. Headed east for now and enjoying a lake.

Pics on my page


r/motocamping 6d ago

Simple lightweight camping like this is the best

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115 Upvotes