This weather is beginning to get depressing.

Me + 4 or 5 other bikes/tents. Still rounding up the posse!

I hope this is a big camp site.

No need to pre-book correct?

Been carrying the older model of this one for several years.

No need to plug it in. No flat battery. Inflates faster than the electric ones too!

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Never seen the need to carry an electric pump.

I have used an Olympus "Tough" camera mounted on a flexi-arm. camera.jpg The camera is waterproof and shockproof. So far it seems OK, and I have had some good pictures - which is surprising considering the vibrations on a Tenere!!! I have also use a flexible tripod (like a "Gorillapod...

Has anyone had their policy declared null and void due to "accessories" being fitted to a bike.

And I mean "accessories", not performance enhancing modifications.

Just read through my exisitng Bennets policy .... Accessories Additional or supplementary parts of your motorcycle not directly related to its function as a motorcycle. These include radios that form an integral part of the motorcycle, top boxes, tank bags and other luggage carriers while fitted to ...

Furneaux Pelham can get pretty deep ....

(The engine is still running and I did ride out)

No Round The World trip for me (so far).

My trips are limited to 10 days or less, but I have been North to Skye, South to Marakesh and East to Krakow and a few places in between.

If you want to go green laning - yes. You can use the Zumo to follow an off-road route you have prepared, but it won't "appear" on the map. The Montana seems to do everything, but you have to buy the bike mount seperately and they seem to be hard to find at the moment. (I want one!!!)

Take a look at the Garmin Montana - You can use OS maps and traditional 2D and 3D Sat Nav style navigation.