I am taking most of the same things I took on the TransAm, but I decided not to take cooking gear. It takes up a lot of space, and I have learned I am perfectly OK eating prepared junk food!
- Leg warmers
- Long-fingered gloves
- Stuff sack (one of several, not pictured!)
- Tripod with SP Connect mount
- AAA battery-powered headlamp
- Inflatable pillow
- Sleeping bag
- Windbreaker
- Showers Pass rain pants
- Gore ShakeDry rain jacket
- Steripen water purifier
- Waterproof socks
- Laptop
- Inflatable pillow
- Solar panel and battery
- Waterproof shoe covers
- Lighter
- Bar mitts for cold weather
- 4 port charger and cables
- Clothesline
- Inflatable mattress
- Toiletries
- Cutting board, plate, bowl, cup utensils and dish soap
- First aid
- ACA maps
- Extra zippered bags
- Whistle (for dogs!)
- Tent
- 2x spare innertubes
- Multitool and various repair tools and supplies
- Chain lube
- Rubber gloves and hand cleaner
- Chain tool, fiberfix spare spoke, emergency cassette remover
- Luci solar light
- Pepper spray
- Multitool
- Spare USB cables, chain lube, brake and shifter cables, etc.
- Sunscreen
- Spare gloves
- Spare glasses
- Lightweight sandals
- Microfiber towel
- On-bike clothes
- On-bike clothes
- Click-stand kickstand
- Ortlieb water bladder
- Camp chair
- Nylon cord
- Swimming trunks
- Puffy jacket
- Off-bike clothes
- Off-bike clothes
- Lightweight backpack
- Hand wipes
- Otto lock
- Pocket knife
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