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I use a SVEA 123 that I bought in the '60s. Uses white gas. Compact, rugged, reliable, and hot but adjustable to simmer. It is old tech, but is still a world traveler favorite.
The top is your coffee cup, bowl...
This is what I use as well, but I bought mine in the mid 80's and it has served me well.
Jetboil is what I use. I have the coffee press for it as well.
It is a little spendy but has worked great for years. I usually take one or two camping trips that last several nights on the bike a year.
I use it to boil water for dehydrated meals and coffee in the morning.
I bought a Primus 450 gram fuel canister to use with it at Dick's. I have been using it over the past 3 - 4 years and the canister is still about half full.
Another vote for the Jet-Boil, have had mine for 5 yrs. Like you I have to have my coffee in the morning. Also make oatmeal, heat up soup have even made toast over the open flame, wouldn't hit the road without it.
Forgot to mention 2 small containers of fuel will more than last me 2 weeks.
Last edited by Bricklayer; May 29, 2017 at 06:40 PM.
I think im leaning toward a liquid fuel stove over a canister stove, just simply for the idea that i can use unleaded gas or differnt camp fuels. and i can get the fuel anywhere
I use a Kelly Kettle....it burns sticks and leaves, boils water and cooks at the same time. I also carry a Kuerig coffee press and either carry some K-cups or make my own from ground coffee.
Last edited by Aviator5456; Jun 7, 2017 at 03:11 AM.
I use the Seva 123r stove. Carry a small bottle of white gas in an MSR container. For coffee use an MSR cup filter (note it can also be used in a pot full of hot water. Then store the Hot Coffee in a small stainless thermos on the bike. I would also mention the collapisable silicon cups for backpacking work well and store small. I have included some links to products.
I have always been a big fan of the Svea, and they have been around forever, but I recently was thinking about one of these http://www.lightweightmotorcyclecamp...b00llh515a.htm. Mainly because I don't have to carry any fuel. Looks very similar to the Kelly Kettle. A bit bigger than the Svea though!
Last edited by Jimmy Cruze; Dec 21, 2017 at 06:53 PM.
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