It all depends on what you fancy and how much. Looks as though things may have started to head back towards more cost effective/smaller bikes in the adventure market with the new Yamaha 700 Tracer at £6299, seems a bargain. Having said that I ride a 17 year old 1100GS with no intention of changing i...

Not sure, though looks accessible on the white road; Dartmoor camping interactive maps here... http://www.dartmoor.gov.uk/visiting/vi- ... amping-map

There's Khyams and Khyams; the Biker is great, had mine for years, but as others have said, big pack size and weight, but a big, robust tent, but doesn't go up as fast as a highlander or igloo. Depends how important set up speed is too you.

Baskerville Hall Hotel, Hay on Wye, has a lovely campsite, £6 a night and you get use of the pool and sauna, plus there's a bar. From there ride to Llantony Priory, excellent little adventure

Very well played, Belgium started so well, then got in a mess when Wales started showing passion

Cheers, just put it on Facebook with post there, thanks

Hi All, Some American friends of mine travelling around the UK are having a bad time right now. Samantha was involved in an accident at the weekend which has resulted in loss of a leg; whilst in hospital her husband's BMW R1100S was stolen in the Aberdeen area. Could people please keep eyes open for...

catcitrus wrote:Try these for a 3 man 231574813486 --but I didn't pay more than 65 quid--they are a good copy of the Big Agnes design from Steamboat Springs--Just bought two--they pack up really small for a 3 man.

So, what's it like in use? Space, condensation, setting up/packing down, seems an incredible price

Awesome, well done sir. I had to take a pair of crutches on my BMW when riding around the Alps a few years ago, but this is on another scale, top man, well done (again)

Cool, I'm off to Kerry staying in Tralee in about 3 weeks