so ill be riding from SF-LA in a couple of weeks. this will be my first 
tour lasting more than a few days, so i wanted to put my plans out there 
and see if there is anything i should reconsider or any glaring holes im 
missing, or anything i still need to buy, while there is time.  i've 
blocked out 8 days. gonna try to camp only. im mostly following "bicycling 
the pacific coast", but if there are preferable route options, i'd be 
interested in those too. i know people do this without any preparation, but 
i have some time, and i like thinking about it. 

taking my hunqapillar with a carradice camper, acorn tool roll, jandd mini 
mountain panniers on the front, and a basket that i'm trying to leave open 
for food and incedentals along the way, maybe with a soft sided cooler. 

*rear rack/camper bag*

tent

sleeping bag/pad

alcohol stove (considering bringing my biolite stove for the charging 
capability, but it's pretty heavy)

bowl/utensils/matches/cooking stuff

lock

towel 

camera 

*tools/maintenance *

2 tubes, levers and patch kit

multi tool

crescent wrench 

pump


*front panniers *

5 t-shirts

overshirt 

2 musa or musa-like pants 

2 shorts

underwear/socks

rain jacket

packable down jacket

sandals

toiletries 

chargers/ipod nano


 i put this list together, and it is basically the same as my s24o list, 
but with more clothes. im especially interested in what things beside 
clothes, i should be adding for a longer trip. also interested in what 
people do for security while going through cities with a lot of stuff 
strapped to their bikes. 
 


 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 


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