TravellingStrom

Around The World By Strom

Modifications

Chassis

Givi Crash Bars – I definately need these and they work, trust me!

Podia Belly Pan – Flexible but useful and suits the bike

Radiator and Oil Cooler Guard – Home made, cheap but effective

CLS 200 μ – Electronic Chain Lube system

CLS Heat – Electronically controlled heated grips

Centre Stand - Factory OEM, a must for ‘on the road’ service

Pat Walsh Radar Shelf – To mount GPS etc

Pat Walsh Light Bar – Fitted

Elka – Performance Rear Shock built for me personally

Speed Corrected Gauge Faces –  Made for the DL650 by Austin Burge in LA

Wheels

Standard wheels with Metzler Tournave EXP rear and Tourance front

Electronics

Back Off – Brake light modulator for rear protection

TomTom Rider 2 – Waterproof Satellite navigation designed for motorbike riders

Tyre Watch – Wireless tire pressure and temperature monitor

Kisan Chargeguard – Battery monitoring system and charger

Toshiba – Satellite Notebook with wireless adapter for updating this blog

SPOT – Personal tracker and satellite messenger so those at home can stop worrying :)  And it has a ‘Come Get Me, I Am Broken” button in case I go A over T and can’t get back up!!!

Olympus – μ720SW Digital camera, waterproof and drop proof, that means ME proof

iPod Classic 160GB - Personal music player, plus movie storage and probably photo backup

PIAA 510 Series Auxillary Lights – Excellent for roo spotting, and now deer.

Luggage

Happy Trails – Teton cut aluminium panniers with lid racks, powder coated black

PacSafe – Tank bag, can lock it to the bike and is lined with steel mesh

DMH C96 – Waterproof bag for all the extras needed for camping

Rjays Topbox – For the light stuff and rain gear

Camping

Coleman – Exponent 550B725 Multi Fuel stove, excellent simmer control- an essential feature

Roman – Lite Trek Advance sleeping bag, opens right out and 0° capable, if it gets any colder I am not going

Tent - Just a cheap 3 man dome tent at this stage, having trouble getting an

All Seasons tent imported, I will probably have to get one when overseas

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