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Old 11-25-16, 01:36 PM
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Ty0604
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Originally Posted by Squeezebox
My 920 has the same rack probably similar geometry. I don't do out of the saddle much. I find it much harder to control the bicycle loaded than unloaded. What do others say about this? Is it just a skill to practice and improve? Another reason for clipless pedals?
Ty0640 --check out Zpacks and enlightened equipment. If your sleeping bag is really 3 lbs? 1 lb is possible. Maybe look at a short inflatable sleeping pad, 48x20 in. 8 oz.
I'ld love to see your pack list for fall/spring cooler weather, as well as a summer/warmer weather list.
Thanks! ride on!
2lbs 9oz to be exact. It's the REI Mojave +15*F bag. No longer made by REI. I love it though and it's thick enough for me to not need a sleeping pad. I'm young though so I'm sure that might change as I get older.

https://www.rei.com/rei-garage/produ...ng-bag-regular

I'll DM you my list. It's pretty much the same regardless of if I go in cooler or warmer weather.
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