you really dont need allat to start. the basic amazon gear you find for cheap will do just fine. Also, just a bike that you are comfortable riding for the duration of your ride is fine.
List - But i think you can't afford it . Anyways 1.puncture kit which consists 4 strips of b3 b4 and b5 each , tyre gum , a jammer and a gao. 2. Vasline , thooth paste , brush and sunscreen. 3. A pair of clothes and slippers. 4. Camping tent. 5. Rain coat. 6.tyre inflator 7. Your mom
a complete list of everything he is carrying: 1. Puncture rubber strips 2. Tyre lever pry bar 3. Open eye puncture needle 4. Valve 5. Compressed CO2 cartridge for tires 6. First multi-tool 7. Second multi-tool 8. Zip tags 9. Power bank 10. Torch 11. Camera batteries 12. Red light (probably for the cycle or the bags) 13. Camera mount 14. Charging and data cables 15. Microfiber cloth 16. Small plastic case with memory cards 17. Half a toothbrush 18. Camping chair 19. Black shorts 20. Towel 21. Greyish black T-shirt 22. Black T-shirt 23. A pair of socks 24. Sunscreen (cup) 25. Vaseline (cup) 26. Toothpaste (Colgate) (cup) 27. Tent 28. Metal box 29. Spoon and fork 30. 4x ready-to-eat meals 31. Inflatable sleeping pad 32. Copper-colored mug 33. 2x energy bars 34. 2x Water bottles 35. Tripod 36. More energy bars
@@MichaelKessler-uv3dz well the bike alone seems to be pretty expensive, its a specialized- diverge and its about 4k ish pounds and maybe another 1 or 2k for the camping setup. but it can be infinitely cheaper and better if you just want a very good touring bike for travelling instead of this, you can just go for a surly bike and everything can be done under 2k
Id actually be really interested in making it work for that much. I wanna bike around america but find the prices of bikes for this daunting. Any suggestions and insights? @@aryanram02
Chairs are actually a shout, they bring so much comfort and enjoyment to a trip. It's about removing useless weight, not useful weight. Similar to how even if you budget my spending £10 less a month it's worth it
@@tjravend Exactly, and i thought that cutting the toothbrush was more for convenience purposes rather than weight saving. It makes the items in the toiletry bag more similar sized.
