Patrick, that's just where the panniers fit on the rack. The combination of
the small bags and the long wheelbase really send them back there. Bigger
panniers, the likes of Arkel or ortleib, would probably look a little more
normal.
Marc, I'm bummed I didn't come across Chuck's maps during my
Congrats on the successful trip and thanks for sharing, the report and the
photos!
Your Clem looks ready for more action. Anything you'd change on your packing
list? It looks like you were pretty well dialed in.
Tony
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On Tuesday, November 27, 2018 at 2:28:07 PM UTC-7, Collin A wrote:
>
> Here is the USGS quad maps with some more annotation, on the gravel/forest
> service road sections.
>
For adventuring in the North end of NorCal it's worth tracking down Chuck
"Bodfish" Elliot's books. He runs a small shop
Keith,
I mapped it out on mapmyride
here: https://www.mapmyride.com/routes/view/1961576156. It doesn't include
some of my detours or any of the detailed markers (food, campsies, etc.),
but I have a scan of some USGS quad maps with some more detail somewhere on
one of my hard drives; I'll go di
I've found my pair of Klean Kanteen 1L / uninsulated bottles -- paired
with Widefoot Designs liter-cages indispensable for overnights or
field trips. Thinking of adding some fork bosses and doubling up on
those.
=- Joe Bunik
Walnut Creek, CA
On 11/26/18, Keith Weaver wrote:
> Collin,
>
> That's
Collin,
That's a great write-up, I definitely would be interested in getting a
detailed route from you. I'm in Reno, and have been wondering how to get
some more touring in locally, preferably with less traffic.
I have a Surly Disc Trucker with panniers front (lowrider) and rear. I
currently have
