Kit List
I aim to camp for 3 nights, so I'm going to pare down from the amount of kit I took across France.
I'm also acutely aware that on Day 3 I'll be climbing the Col de Vergio, 30km long, 1,500m up. With that in mind, I need to shed as much weight as I can.
For a start off, I'm going to do without the ability to self brew a cup of coffee. That's the stove, gas, pan, coffee, filters, lighter and aeropress out.
Do I really need a camping chair? Luxurious as it was last time, no.
Sandals? Nope.
Spare clothes? No. I managed fairly well showering at the end of each day in cycling kit, then rinsing the kit out and drying it overnight. Fingers crossed for good weather...
Front & Rear Panniers and rear luggage rack? Get it gone.
So here’s what I'm taking, and where it will go:
On the Bike (Somewhere...)
- Lock
Frame Bag
- Tent Pegs
- Pillow
- Head Torch
- EyeMask + Ear Plugs
- Toolkit, comprising:
- Cable Ties
- Cables
- Brake Pads
- Chain Links
- Duck Tape
- Pump
- CO2 head + cartridges
- Spare Tubes
- Lube
- Spoke Key
- Spare Spokes
- Jubilee Clips
- MultiTool
Stem Bag
- Medical kit, comprising:
- Chamois Cream
- Needles
- Tresiba Insulin
- Llumyev Insulin
- Manual blood glucose testing kit
- Spare blood glucose sensor
- Painkillers
- Plasters
Seat Pack
- Tent Poles
- Air bed
- Toiletries, comprising:
- Toothbrush
- Toothpaste
- Shower Gel
- Sun cream
- Baby Wipes
- Merino top short sleeve
- Merino top long sleeve
- Lightweight trousers / shorts
- Sleeping clothes, underwear
- Hat
- Snood
- Fleece Jacket
- Waterproof jacket
- Towel
- Book
- Glasses / Sunglasses
Handlebar Bar Harness
- Sleeping Bag
- Tent
Top Tube Packs (x2)
- Gels, Sweets
- Elite
Bum Bag
- Air Pods
- Phone
- Tickets
- Passport
- Wallet
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