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Thanks Robo.
Using a new editing program so will have to tweek, but when I listen to it sounds OK (of course I know what I'm saying )
Also, when I'm in front of the GoPro my voice is muffled because the mic is in back of the camera, will have to set up another camera for those shots. One of the biggest jobs is finding music to use so maybe I'll do another video with ambient sound and narration only.
That is Bannock bread in the pan (cheese cake sounds good though). The first time I tried it in the pan it didn't stick and came out prefect. I will experiment with cooking bannock because it's soooo good. Oh yes, I love raisins so added them in the bread!
Jim

Hey Stig, what is the model name of the red Honda, cool looking bike.

Thanks for sharing the video Duster, can't wait for spring and riding again, winter is setting in up here.
Nice to share someones ride through their video.

Yes, the tires are stock Kenda, that came with the bike. I have been on gravel, wet muddy gravel, wet leaves on hills in the forest  (film coming) and they seem to be pretty good, although I don't have any experience to compare to other tires.
I guess the test would be stopping fast or swerving around an obstacle on wet pavement, etc. which I haven't had to do.
Stig, thanks for comment, but not sure if you mean the audio wasn't loud enough for you or I'm just not making sense

Thanks for the comment about the video, it's encouraging to know that others enjoy it too.
An adventure it was for sure, I'd like to get out for another overnight at least once more before the snow flies.

Yes,watched many of his videos, he's been all over the world.I was looking at the Sym Symba 100 before I found the Kymco Like 200i, because it is a remake of the kind of bike he rides. I'm glad I decided on the Kymco, it's been great so far and even with the small wheels I feel I could ride anywhere!

Thanks vespbretta, really appreciate the comments. The gas can was tied with a small piece of cord thru the cans handle and under the front of the seat (where you can hang your helmet and close the seat) and stayed in place. I tried to figure a way to tie it with other cords/nets, but this is all I could come up with for now.
Sounds like a beautiful part of the world where you live, and I bet the organized camps are great.
It's getting colder here now and there's always something else to get done before winter, but I really, really want to get some more camping in.