Travelling any sort of distance without a support crew means I have to take everything on my bike that I could need. This is also balanced off against weight, so I will be packing as lightly as possible whilst still keeping the essentials.
For now, here's a list of everything I'll be taking with me on my JOGLE ride:
My steed
Bike: Tifosi CK7
Pannier rear rack: Tortec Ultralite Rear rack (link)
Panniers: 2 x Ortleib Back Roller City (link)
Front bag: BTR large frame storage bag (link)
Pedals: Shimano PD-R450 SPDs (link)
Shoes: dhb R1.0 (link)
Helmet: BBB Hawk road helmet (link)
My clothes
- WowCustom Two Tyred cycle jersey (link)
- Second (long sleeve) cycle jersey
- 2 pairs of bib shorts
- 2 pairs of breathable cycling socks
- Compression tights (for fast recovery)
- Helly Hansen base layer (link)
- Elite Cycling Project mens gel gloves (link)
- dhb sunglasses (link)
- 1 off-bike tshirt
- 1 pair of shorts
- 1 long sleeve shirt
- 1 pair of flip-flops
- 2 pairs of underwear
Toiletries
- Manual toothbrush
- Toothpaste
- Face flannel
- Compact travel towel
- Scissors
- Compact deoderant
- Sun cream

Gizmos
- Samsung Galaxy Note 3 phone (for blogging)
- Motorola Atrix phone running Locus Pro (for navigation)
- GoPro Hero3+ with pole mount, remote and bike mount
- 2 UK-USB plugs and charging cables
- Solar powered backup battery (link)
- Headphones
Bike spares and tools
- Topeak Alien 2 multitool (link)
- Gerber multitool (link)
- 3 spare inner tubes
- 2 tyre levers
- Topeak Mini Morph pump (link)
- Puncture repair rubber solution (link)
- Puncture repair patches
- Chain lube
- Bearing grease
- Spare Allen keys
- Spare section of chain
- 3 red LED flasher lights
- 1 white LED front light
Nutrition
- 1 tube of High5 Zero electrolyte drink tabs (link)
- 10 sachets of SIS Rego Recovery drink (chocolate) (link)
- Drink shaker
- 2 water bottles
Documentation
- Passport
- Driving licence
- Credit and debit cards
- In case of emergency (ICE) contact numbers
- Flight details for Luton to Inverness
- Train details for Inverness to Thurso
As I'm travelling down fairly well-trodden routes, I'll be buying my food daily to minimise the weight carried, plus top-ups on anything I may need (e.g. suncream if we miraculously get any more sun here!)
For now, here's a list of everything I'll be taking with me on my JOGLE ride:
My steed
Bike: Tifosi CK7
Pannier rear rack: Tortec Ultralite Rear rack (link)
Panniers: 2 x Ortleib Back Roller City (link)
Front bag: BTR large frame storage bag (link)
Pedals: Shimano PD-R450 SPDs (link)
Shoes: dhb R1.0 (link)
Helmet: BBB Hawk road helmet (link)
My clothes- WowCustom Two Tyred cycle jersey (link)
- Second (long sleeve) cycle jersey
- 2 pairs of bib shorts
- 2 pairs of breathable cycling socks
- Compression tights (for fast recovery)
- Helly Hansen base layer (link)
- Elite Cycling Project mens gel gloves (link)
- dhb sunglasses (link)
- 1 off-bike tshirt
- 1 pair of shorts
- 1 long sleeve shirt
- 1 pair of flip-flops
- 2 pairs of underwear
Toiletries
- Manual toothbrush
- Toothpaste
- Face flannel
- Compact travel towel
- Scissors
- Compact deoderant
- Sun cream

Gizmos
- Samsung Galaxy Note 3 phone (for blogging)
- Motorola Atrix phone running Locus Pro (for navigation)
- GoPro Hero3+ with pole mount, remote and bike mount
- 2 UK-USB plugs and charging cables
- Solar powered backup battery (link)
- Headphones
Bike spares and tools
- Topeak Alien 2 multitool (link)
- Gerber multitool (link)
- 3 spare inner tubes
- 2 tyre levers
- Topeak Mini Morph pump (link)
- Puncture repair rubber solution (link)
- Puncture repair patches
- Chain lube
- Bearing grease
- Spare Allen keys
- Spare section of chain
- 3 red LED flasher lights
- 1 white LED front light
Nutrition
- 1 tube of High5 Zero electrolyte drink tabs (link)
- 10 sachets of SIS Rego Recovery drink (chocolate) (link)
- Drink shaker
- 2 water bottles
Documentation
- Passport
- Driving licence
- Credit and debit cards
- In case of emergency (ICE) contact numbers
- Flight details for Luton to Inverness
- Train details for Inverness to Thurso
As I'm travelling down fairly well-trodden routes, I'll be buying my food daily to minimise the weight carried, plus top-ups on anything I may need (e.g. suncream if we miraculously get any more sun here!)

Helpful man. Thank you. (TransAm guy, friend of Kim)
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