Phoenix to Prescott: Planning the Backway to Crown King
Two days, one of Arizona's most infamous trails, and three different ways home, one of which you get to pick.
Read the plan →Trip reports, gear that earned its place, and video from the trail. Written after the ride, not from a showroom floor.
Two days, one of Arizona's most infamous trails, and three different ways home, one of which you get to pick.
Read the plan →
Sleep, kitchen, dry luggage, hygiene, water, straps & repair, ten moto-camp kits where every piece was chosen to work with the others. Buy the kit, or buy any piece of it. Either way, nothing on the bike is dead weight.
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Seventy-five camp items and counting. Shelters and tarps, sleep systems, camp kitchen, water, hygiene, bug protection. Highlights of the incoming wall: the Telos Evo Bikepack tent with poles cut short for panniers, the Escapist tarp (shade is survival gear out here), and Watercells that ride flat until you need six more liters. First-ride verdicts land after Crown King.
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Hard panniers, rackless systems, tank bags, dry duffels, plus the pegs, plates, chains, and tool kits that keep the bike underneath it all. Everything with bolt-on fitment is checked against your machine: add your bike to My Garage in the shop and see only what fits. Nothing that doesn't; everything else.
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