What are the necessary travel gears?
08-16-17, 08:35 PM
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What are the necessary travel gears?
I need help to choose travel accessories for my journey. So, anyone can tell which are important?
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Total of two posts. This was the first:
Travel accessories are such important things when we are going for a journey. Laptop, mobile, chargers, earphones are the general things that need to be available during journey.
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Hi, My name is Aaron Butler and i like to read books and my passion is to write articles. You can read more about this here:- travel accessories
Seeing as he has written an article about it somewhere I wonder why he's asking?
Travel accessories are such important things when we are going for a journey. Laptop, mobile, chargers, earphones are the general things that need to be available during journey.
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Hi, My name is Aaron Butler and i like to read books and my passion is to write articles. You can read more about this here:- travel accessories
Seeing as he has written an article about it somewhere I wonder why he's asking?
08-17-17, 02:06 AM
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these are extremely important.
those are not as important.
some others almost but not quite.
for an inspiring example, here's a man
who knows how to accessorize:
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'Accessory'...
'A thing which can be added to something else in order to make it more useful, versatile, or attractive.'
With regard to a bicycle, I reckon this would include such things as a saddle.
Brakes too perhaps.
'A thing which can be added to something else in order to make it more useful, versatile, or attractive.'
With regard to a bicycle, I reckon this would include such things as a saddle.
Brakes too perhaps.
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I think the necessary travel gears are in between about 20 to 100 gear inches. In general I would say at least a dozen of them is best.
A really good accessory is a touring bike.
Glad to help.
A really good accessory is a touring bike.
Glad to help.
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Give a newbie a break.
But yea I can't tell if he's talking about tents, cassettes, or what color sunglasses match the color of his bicycle.
OP, more info on what you're asking. Please
But yea I can't tell if he's talking about tents, cassettes, or what color sunglasses match the color of his bicycle.
OP, more info on what you're asking. Please
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Quick Google search confirms.
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08-17-17, 04:13 PM
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Glad to help. Get a few of these, some of those and a couple of them over there.
If you narrow your question, I'll try to narrow my response.
If you narrow your question, I'll try to narrow my response.
08-17-17, 05:36 PM
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Dang. I was all set to drop some semi-relevant knowledge to make myself appear knowledgeable about that which so many here are better equipped to answer. *sigh*
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Based on the subject line, I actually took it to mean that gear range ... like how low should you go in order to haul all your stuff up hills.
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08-19-17, 09:16 AM
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I haven't done any significant touring yet, probably due to a lack of gears. Right now I have three in the front and seven in the back. I'd love to take my laptop along so I can write a monetized blog post about laptops, but I've never owned one.
My question is this: Can anyone tell me which laptops have the most/best gears for touring?
My question is this: Can anyone tell me which laptops have the most/best gears for touring?
