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Old 09-23-12 | 04:45 PM
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From: Pacific Grove, Ca

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

Originally Posted by bmike
usually, by the time i get my stuff together, its fall. and then i go up to the mountains here.
lows overnight in the 20s on one trip. usually 40s. so 3 season clothing was vague, but it varies.

when i do the TD, everything will get optimized for fast / light with the exception of a few things that need to be durable.
yes, the stove will stay home. might on the next trip too. but it will be late fall with friends... so cooking will be for comfort / social.

yes, i know the tape trick. good one you mentioned earlier.
i touched everything i carried last trip at least once. save the spare batteries, extra tube, patch kit, water purification drops, bug dope, sunscreen, and built in chain tool on my multi tool.
winter touring is much more equipment intense, unless you simply avoid stopping.

I've had times when Living on The Road, where I'd carry a 4 man tipi with wood burning stove.
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