From the M/C Reference Documents Web page.
This is a checklist for an overnight motorcycle camping trip. There is another smaller ("credit card camping") list here too. Here's how it works:
Hint #1: The checklist will appear in a separate window, so you can keep this window open and tweak the options until the final result looks like you want.
Hint #2: Save the final HTML page via the FILE -- SAVE AS menu function. That way you can reprint it whenever you like without having to come back here to regenerate it.
Hint #3: Annotate the list on your trip to add missing items, or delete items you took but didn't use. That way you can refine your list and make it better. The "two checkbox" option gives you a way to mark the items you actually used, not just packed.
Hint #4: Ziploc bags are your friend! All sizes are useful, particularly the 1 and 2 gallon size. Use them to organize your stuff -- they keep it dry, and you can see what's inside without having to open it.
Hint #5: Here is a link to Vic Swan's BIGGEST BIKE CAMPING LIST EVER. Vic is the DoD's KotCL...
Hint #6: Here is a link to Bill Johns' Excellent Motorcycle Camping Guide which has more than just a checklist, it has Bill's view of "How to camp out" with practical tips and ideas.
From the M/C Reference Documents Web page.
This is a checklist for a motorcycle trip where all you take is what will fit into a tankbag, or tail bag. This is humorously called "credit card camping" if it involves an overnight (the credit card is used to pay for a motel room).
Here's how it works:
Hint #1: The checklist will appear in a separate window, so you can keep this window open and tweak the options until the final result looks like you want.
Hint #2: Save the final HTML page via the FILE -- SAVE AS menu function. That way you can reprint it whenever you like without having to come back here to regenerate it.
Hint #3: Annotate the list on your trip to add missing items, or delete items you took but didn't use. That way you can refine your list and make it better. The "two checkbox" option gives you a way to mark the items you actually used, not just packed.
Hint #4: Ziploc bags are your friend! All sizes are useful, particularly the 1 and 2 gallon size. Use them to organize your stuff -- they keep it dry, and you can see what's inside without having to open it.
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