pete75 wrote:If there are two of you you only need to out speed your companion not the dog.
This. Much cheaper as well.
pete75 wrote:If there are two of you you only need to out speed your companion not the dog.
Ron wrote:Lights on approaching vehicles are a dangerous distraction from real hazards which can be closer to the cyclist.
leelovesbikestoo wrote:Batteries/charger
Bivvy bag (for extra bag protection. It's Scotland, remember)
Clothes (warm/wet
Cook utensils (Bottle/tin opener, stove, fuel, collapsible cup, spork,etc)
Dry bags
Food (assorted dry food, tin etc, most to be bought on the way as needed. And tea bags/coffee sachets)
GPS
Insect repellant
Lights
Lock - lightweight
Maps
Sleeping bag
Sleeping mat
Space blanket
Tent
Tools/tubes/etc
Torch/headtorch
Travel towel
Wash kit
Alex L wrote:Not true. I left my bike cable locked to a tree. When I came back, someone had tried to saw through the lock. The plastic was a mess but the metal inside was fine. If they had bolt cutters it would be gone but since they were ill equipped, all they did was cosmetic damage.
Alan D wrote:
And also the streamers on the ends of the handlebar, the reflectors on the spokes and the pink dolls carrier behind the seat!