Tent & GPS suggestions.

[Krabill]

I don't think the 60csx has any limitations. It's a great little unit.

Completely weatherproof.
Mapsource lets you upload, download, etc, etc, tracks, waypoints, etc, etc. . . and share them too.

Two things it does not do
1) No voice turn-by-turn directions. It does the directions, but there is no voice capabilities to talk you through it.
2) Doesn't do paperless geocaching. Don't know if that is important to you or not.

The new 62s does paperless geocaching, which is the only thing I like about it vs the 60csx. I like the old 60csx more for everything else.

[Kaneman]

I'm a little late to the shindig here, but the Apex tent I used for my motorcycle trip is STILL in use and has been used hundreds of times in all weather conditions. It has never leaked or ripped and it packs very small. Highly recommended for motorcycle camping.

[Triple]

Originally Posted by Kaneman

I'm a little late to the shindig here, but the Apex tent I used for my motorcycle trip is STILL in use and has been used hundreds of times in all weather conditions. It has never leaked or ripped and it packs very small. Highly recommended for motorcycle camping.

My Hennessey Expedition and Scout combo is already on its way.

I only need one hammock; $50 (plus $10 UPS) for a NEW Hennessey Scout if anyone is interested. That's half the advertised price.

Originally Posted by Krabill

2) Doesn't do paperless geocaching. Don't know if that is important to you or not.

I don't even know what that means, so it probably isn't that important.

EDIT: looked it up. Nope, don't care about Geocaching.

My ADVrider thread: Best budget ON/OFF-road GPS?

I can get a new 60CSx, an extra memory card, and the bicycle-style Garmin mount through Amazon for less than $220 shipped. I can handle that.