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Old 06-01-10 | 12:47 AM
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From: Pacific Grove, Ca

Bikes: Neil Pryde Diablo, VeloVie Vitesse400, Hunter29er, Surly Big Dummy

Originally Posted by cradduck
I am just trying to use what I already have. My bike, a 1986 Bridgestone 400, does not have braze-ons for a rear rack even though I would not consider it a "racing" bike by any means. I also want to avoid adding one with p-clips or hose clamps or anything like that. I do have a REI Flash pack which stuffs down to near nothing and can give me an extra 1,000 c/i's if I really need it (carrying extra food and water) if it wont fit in the Camper.



I think this is the way to go...to do a mock-up of a camping trip and go from there. My packing list for the 3+ day backing trips I was taking during the summer was fairly light and I imagine that it will be even smaller and lighter than what I was taking along before.



I don't use a shelter in the typical sense either. Most of the time I am just under the stars but tarp can definitely come in handy when things get a little wet. What kind of saddlebag are you using in that picture?
those bags are from Jeff Boatman at www.CarouselDesignWorks.com

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