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Caprez
Motorcycle packing list
When I'm traveling on two wheels, my packing list is much smaller than usual; I only take the bare essentials with me to travel with my luggage.
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Packing list
helmet
Motorcycle bag
Motorcycle clothing
Folding bag (Chiang Mai night market)
Shoe and laundry bags
Plastic bags (liquid items)
toiletry bag
Sports backpack/bag
Waterproof all-purpose bag
MacBook Air M3
iPhone 16 Pro
Drone Dji Mini 3 pro (Combo)
Go Pro 11 (Combo)
Osmo Pocket 3 (Combo)
Power Bank Go 2, 20000 mAh
Sundesk 2 x 1 TB hard drive
Memory cards
60W Anker charger
Various cables
Headlamp
Replacement batteries
Writing utensils
pocket knife
Dresses
Shoes
Jacket
Swim shorts and flip flops
Sportswear and shoes
Microfiber cloth
I've been to Thailand many times and have traveled by car, motorbike and scooter. For me the country is perfect for exploring on two wheels, yes the traffic/driving style should not be underestimated but with sensible defensive and anticipatory driving you can get by just fine. What I learned from Thai traffic is not to rely on others and think for them, this isn't always the case but it helps you avoid getting into dangerous situations. Because I didn't want to overload the motorbike and wanted to stay agile, I decided against side bags/cases and am traveling only with a hard-shell case and a motorbike bag that is easy to secure and water-resistant. Originally my idea was to travel with just one bag, but because of all the electronics for filming and editing I decided to go with the case.
Hardshell suitcase
I've been to Thailand many times and have traveled by car, motorbike and scooter. For me the country is perfect for exploring on two wheels, yes the traffic/driving style should not be underestimated but with sensible defensive and anticipatory driving you can get by just fine. What I learned from Thai traffic is not to rely on others and think for them, this isn't always the case but it helps you avoid getting into dangerous situations. Because I didn't want to overload the motorbike and wanted to stay agile, I decided against side bags/cases and am traveling only with a hard-shell case and a motorbike bag that is easy to secure and water-resistant. Originally my idea was to travel with just one bag, but because of all the electronics for filming and editing I decided to go with the case.
Hardshell suitcase
I've been to Thailand many times and have traveled by car, motorbike and scooter. For me the country is perfect for exploring on two wheels, yes the traffic/driving style should not be underestimated but with sensible defensive and anticipatory driving you can get by just fine. What I learned from Thai traffic is not to rely on others and think for them, this isn't always the case but it helps you avoid getting into dangerous situations. Because I didn't want to overload the motorbike and wanted to stay agile, I decided against side bags/cases and am traveling only with a hard-shell case and a motorbike bag that is easy to secure and water-resistant. Originally my idea was to travel with just one bag, but because of all the electronics for filming and editing I decided to go with the case.
Hardshell suitcase
