Roadside Coffees while out on a ride

[benreaper]

I'm in the road side coffee camp, in fact I'm the one in my regular group who brings the coffee and rusks.....and many times the braai grod, charcoal and wors aswell.
I've bought a small 3 cup mokka pot but haven't taken it out on the bike with me yet, still only boiling a small kettle on a small gas burner and doing the Nescafe/Jacobs thing.

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[Ruan 87]

Die outjie werk lekker, al is dit net vir 2 slukkies koffie. 


https://www.onedayonly.co.za/products/disruptdistribution-minipresso-handheld-espresso-maker-by-wacaco-4-jh

[AntVan]

I just use a small Bialetti Moka knock-off and a penny stove. At first I had a homemade penny but then later I bought one at GPS4Africa. Takes a small amount of spirits and a lighter and there you go. Obviously I pre-grind my beans at home. This I only do for long trips, I've never stopped next to the road to make myself coffee, mostly due to safety considerations. Before COVID, I would prefer to stop somewhere where I can buy good coffee and talk to interesting people. Now, I am rethinking that strategy, maybe the bring-your-own is a better choice.
 

[MildlyWild]

My idea of coffee on the go.........

Catchy, that's just uncultured man

[Schulla]

Freshly ground coffee, or use a Nespresso pod. Nanopresso handpress.

[punisher]

Gedink die fred is deur n BMW ryer begin.... wanneer begin ons muffin resepte uitruil kerels...

Nou ek eers lus vir kofki....

Janee. Volgende gaan hulle seker begin praat oor hoe mens jou naels verf.

Ek laat sak my kop in skaamte. 'n Klomp adventure bikers wat koffiesnobs is.

Regte bikers travel net met n Pep Stores kombers, n bottel brandewyn en pakkie ef-elle.
 

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