Sleeping/Relaxing	Cooking/Eating	Clothing	Motorcycle/Gear	Miscellaneous
Tent/Tarp/Stakes	Can opener	Shower Shoes	Jacket	Shampoo/Deo
Air mattress/Pump	Cups/Stein Etc	Change o Clothes	Rain Suits	Soap/Razor Etc
Pillows (blow up)	Cooler (bag type)	Jeans	Sunglasses (2)	Toilet Paper
Sleeping Bag	Dish Towel	Shorts	Helmets	Duct Tape
Waterproof Bag	Coffee (choice)	T Shirts	Riding Gloves	Books/Maps
Folding Chairs	Creamer/Sugar	Underwear	Bungee Cords	Camera/Tripod
Sheets/Blanket	Salt/Pepper	Windbreaker	Bag Fone protect	Camp Guides
Insect Repellent	Fork/Spoons Etc	Shoes/Boots	Extra key for lock	Cell Phone/Batt
Lotion/Sunscreen	Camp Stove/Fuel	Socks	Extra key ignition	Chap St/Lip Balm
Radios/Batteries	Windscreen stove	Swim Suit	Bulbs/Fuses	Gun (protection)
Lantern (small)	Food (choice)	Chaps	Seat Cover (night)	Compass
Flashlight/Batt	Canned Meat	Gloves	Extra clutch cable	Super Glue
110 V Light	Canned Fruit	Hat/Cap	Tire Patch/Plug	Tools Assorted
Electric Cord	Coffee Pot	Sweater	12 V Compressor	Hatchet/Hammer
Moist Towelettes	Paper Towels	Sun Visor	12 V Charger	Knife/Multi Tool
Rubber Mat	Trash Bags	Sweat Shirt	Jumper Cables	Rope/Cord/Twine
Aspirin/Antacid Etc	Paper Plates	Bandanna	Windshield Clean	Electrical Tape
Hair Brush/Comb	Water 1/2 gal	Belt	Service Manual	Nylon Ties
Candle (soothing)	Matches/Lighter	Laundry Bag	Clutch/Thr Cables	Nails (for ropes)
Bath Towel	Drinks		Emer Info Card
	Skillet/Pan		Insurance  Proof

    Put the above caption in Google or your favorite search engine and you will get hundreds of hits for a camping list. Many are trying to list the most items they possible can. It must be a contest I'm not aware of.  In many lists I see matches listed 3 or 4 different ways. This list has served me well for years. Print it out a few days before you leave, refer to it and you should have most everything you need on your trip.    

    You may think it will be hard to get all these items on a motorcycle. It's not hard if you choose your items carefully. For instance, our tent is a two person tent, when folded and rolled up it is about the size of a large thermos. The floor is 7 1/2 feet by 7 1/2 feet. We have a queen size air mattress (with coils, don't skimp on this) which just fits in one direction and leaves us about 18 inches at the door to store other items we wish to keep in the tent. The air mattress will allow you to eliminate the sleeping bags in the summer and you'll sleep like you're at home.

    Place a card or sheet of paper with your emergency info on it in an easy to find place such as jacket or shirt pockets.

   Have a great trip. Mick & Debbie Lindley * GWRRA 173029 * Gadsden, Alabama