Scablands Scavenger's video: First Dual sport camping trip on my CRF 250 adventure bike Moto tent camping in march

My first dual sport camping trip on my CRF 250L I am learning how to pack light after trading in my Super Tenere 1200. The CRF 250L seems pretty packed options wise and will make a nice 250 adventure bike I think (with limitations of course) It is March early spring. 50f daytime 20~ nightime lows. Its a lighter bike and will take some time for me to adjust. Its nice to have a lighter more nimble bike for dirt roads but the back swing is that it cannot carry all the gear I am used to being able to bring... and the on road cruising is not the same, not to mention the 2 gallon tank is tiny for exploration. Yes it will take some time to get accustom to this pint sized explorer.... but it brings a lot to the table for the money and has a good amount of features for a little 250. I know that my back thanks me when I have to pick it up compared to the 700lb plus Tenere when it goes down and this summer when I am exploring the endless forest tracks this will be a much better option. On a side note I need to find out why my videos are always turned to mush when I upload them to youtube.... I may have to find a new way to upload them if my internet connection is the issue. I was very careful about rendering out a decent 1080p video... but now it looks like mush. This is a link to Seek Outside, the company who makes the shelter I used, "Little Bug Out"https://seekoutside.com/little-bug-out-shelter Affiliate links for Items I found useful on this trip, if you use the links it earns me a few pennies to support the channel ! Large Lixada stick stove http://amzn.to/2FICZv2 GSI Java Drip coffee maker http://amzn.to/2pb4GGT Wolfman enduro tank bag ( small) http://amzn.to/2Hv60Ll Wolfman daytripper sidebags http://amzn.to/2Hzgn0R Outdoorsman lab sleep pad http://amzn.to/2FOwiLx Snow Peak No1 Kettle http://amzn.to/2tKH7cB