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Old 08-27-21, 04:34 AM
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nun
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Bikes: Rivendell Quickbeam, Rivendell Rambouillet, Rivendell Atlantis, Circle A town bike, De Rosa Neo Primato, Cervelo RS, Specialized Diverge

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If you want to keep volume and weight under control start by eliminating multiples of things. You don't need lots of clothes. I have one set for riding and another set that I wear off the bike, but that I can also wear while riding. I wash clothes every night as I'd rather do that than carry extra weight or smelly clothes.
My unloaded bike weights 19 lbs (~9kg) and here is my packing list: volume 30 liters, weight 19lbs (9kg)

Rear Bag Carradice Camper
Front Bag Ortlieb Classic
Tarptent
Sleeping Bag
Sleeping Pad
Pillow
Stove
Spork
Fuel bottle
Pot
Windscreen
Lighter
Cup
Long Sleeved T-Shirt
Convertible Trousers
Underwear
Socks
Kung-Fu Shoes
Nylon Backpack
50' cord
Insulated Jacket
Balaclava
Rain Jacket
Parts/Spares 2 x tubes
Multitool
Umbrella
Wash Kit
Small Microfiber towel
Sunglasses
First Aid Kit
Smartphone
External Battery
Radio
Cables and earphones
Head Lamp
Rear light on saddlebag
Nylon straps on saddlebag
Wallet
Pen and notebook
Pump
Lock
Gloves
2x 1L water bottles
One set of on bike clothes that I wear

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