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Here is the same shelf without the cooler mounted. There are stainless eye bolts on either side and black plastic bungie buddies behind the shelf for attachment points. I used nyloc nuts on the back. The eye bolt on the far right also needed a washer as the gap was larger at that point...

Thanks to the REI anniversary sale, Here is a quick shot of the new Igloo Latitude 30 rolling cooler. The other YETI style were heavier and more expensive so I opted for this one. I don't need 5 days of ice retention so this should work for us. Between this and the rolling suitcase, we should...

I read recently that we are getting a Bucees in MD. Like I need another reason for a road trip. 🤣

I've often heard that the cheapest thing on a BMW is the "nut" holding the handlebars. I like your eloquent explanation of my financial decision making process. For things that are "valued", I have no trouble pulling the trigger on the purchase. For things that are in the "maybe" category...

Plus one Thumbs up for Bumots. This is the second bike that I've had them on and really like them. I managed to find a used set of Touratechs for the trailer but if I couldn't, I would have gotten matching Bumots for the trailer as well.

I've kept my bike panniers because I have an empty case to stow my riding gear when I stop for any excursions or lunch, etc. the helmet fits in the top case and the jacket and pants fit in the side cases.

The plan is to use the Nanuk for our daily luggage to roll into the hotel for check-ins. I wanted something easy to unhook and roll in without having to look for a luggage cart. Since the case weighs in at 14.55 lbs, (6.6kg), I intend to keep the contents under 15 lbs, (6.8kg) if possible...

I'm waiting for a rolling Igloo cooler to go on sale but this is the general setup for my PASQ. Depending on the adventure, I may strap some chairs to the center of the trailer. The Nanuk 935 is a 51 liter, IP67 waterproof, lockable rolling case with extendable handle.

Never claimed to be Ansel Adams so don't judge the photographer, just admire the subject!

You guys are doing it backwards. I trailered my bike down to the dealer for it's annual service in February and as soon as I got home, I hooked up the ADV1 and took it for a ride. No adjustment period because I didn't ride without it first, LOL! But seriously, other than some super slow...