how low would u go for a cup

[Sr Mike]

I can go without. I do not like coffee house blends, they seem to be rather crappy. I think Starbucks, and their competitors like Coffee Bean, are the worst, especially for the price. Fresh roasted from my own kitchen or from friends is the only coffee I drink now.

Originally Posted by Mister Moo

Yes - bike moka is fast and easy; Mrs. Moo and I like it for b'fast on trips. I like it midday on long trips to keep alert/wired if there are no better choices. GL1800 may have a little more storage than you're used to but the gear is very compact.

Yes - Lizard Lick (unincorporated, Wake County) is east of Raleigh and north of Wendell. Come by or we'll meet in SC for a stogie and a coffee.

Hey Moo,,,I used to live in Raleigh/Durham for awhile but never heard of your area. The wife and I plan to take the Smokey Mountain trip this summer,,June maybe. I did this on a smaller bike years ago and it was amazing. Would love to meet up with ya sometime for a smoke and coffee.

[Mister Moo]

Originally Posted by Cigary

Hey Moo,,, Would love to meet up with ya sometime for a smoke and coffee.

over to pm.

I generally wait until I can find a decent cup. But I stay away from Starbucks, simply because all their coffee has the same "burnt" taste to it.

[germantown rob]

I like your stove Mr Moo! I think it is time for me to get a new one that is a 1 piece. Is it white gas or propane?

Always travel with my stove and moka pot. I couldn't do a long drive with out it. Stopping in a green beautiful place and making a fresh cup of great coffee beats out a crowded truck stop and awful coffee any day and it usually takes less time to get.

[replicant_argent]

Looks like an MSR pocket rocket. It does fit in your pocket, uses isobutane, and gets hot as hell in about 1.2 seconds.

[germantown rob]

Originally Posted by replicant_argent

Looks like an MSR pocket rocket. It does fit in your pocket, uses isobutane, and gets hot as hell in about 1.2 seconds.

He He, you said pocket rocket .