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Last year I updated my cooker kit for the bike from
Trailboss wrote:Cooking set I purchased is a Optimus Terra Weekend HE Ultralight Cookset 0.95L
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SPECS: Dimensions (cm) 12.4 x 16.5
Kit includes
0.95 L Heat Exchange saucepan with pouring lip and measuring marks (mL and oz), fry pan that doubles as a lid, and mesh storage bag.
Weight 275 gGas burner I was looking for a cheap / small / light weight gas stove I purchased the following
Small container
Packs easy fit nice
Out of the conatiner ready to be opened up
Ready for action (yeah I know when the little bottle isnt attached :laugh: )
Auto lighter sparking thingy
TB
I am always looking for the best lightest most reliable setup for my trips. Seeing as I couldn’t carry the burner and bottle all in one and lost one burner and couldn’t cook I decided I wanted the whole setup as one and maybe better quality setup in view of long term reliability. We that in mind I purchased a Jetboil Sumo from Adventure Moto and have used it for nearly twelve months’ worth of Adv riding. I use dehydrated meals normally so boiling water is my biggest use. If I want to have tinned food I cook it in the tin so there is no washing up. It boils 1 litre in under 4 minutes, the sumo locks directly onto your compatible Jetboil burner base* for ultra-quick set-up. The sumo stows a 100 gm or 230 gm can of fuel and burner base with room to spare all inside the canister when traveling.
Weight – 345 g
Volume – 1 litre
Boil Time – Under 4mins
Dimensions – 125 mm x 210 mmSetup
All packed up with gas bottle inside
I recommend these if you’re interested in a cooker setup
TB
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