
Two-wheeled touring
Joe ... a long distance rider
I started out with the GCS prior to my latest long distance motorcycle adventure. I then decided that I couldn’t live without coffee in the morning so I added a companion cup and coffee press. My riding buddy brought his white gas stove but after I prepared my first meal on the GCS his stove didn’t come out again. I prepared several meals that required from a full boil to low simmer. The stove was up to the task. We went 5 days on the road using the stove every morning for coffee and at night for whatever culinary delight we had picked up during the day and still have fuel left over in the container. I have now rethought my ability to cook on the road. It is so quick that lunch on the road can now be hot, and not from the road side diner!
Dale Beaumont
I bought one of the first Jetboil stoves from Campmor. I used it daily on over 5000 miles of loaded bicycle touring. The fuel lasts forever and the unit is tough. The constant vibrations on a bike will damage just about everything, but it worked flawlessly. I even had a crash which ejected it onto a steel bridge in New England. Your products are winners.
Karl Etzel
The Jetboil is as perfect for bike touring as it is for backpacking – the compact, lightweight design will please the most weight-conscious rider. The fast-boiling design means you can get breakfast or dinner ready in a hurry, an important feature given the appetite of your typical cyclist!






