Excitement

Excitement
Me and Blue Bonnie

Friday, February 12, 2010

PACKING LIST

THE LIST BELOW IS OF ITEMS I NEED TO PURCHASE YET. ANYONE WANTING TO HELP ME, PLEASE SEND ITEMS TO:

JESSE DE GROOT

567 HOOVER ST.

OCEANSIDE, CA

92054



CYCLING GEAR, EQUIPMENT AND PARTS

Bike tools and Spare Parts


Patch Kit and Tire Levers

Tire Gauge

Degreaser (Pedros)

Chain Lube (Pedros)

Spokes?(Already have three)

Brake Pads (Specifically for my Surly Long Haul Trucker)

Nuts + bolts for racks or brakes

Replacement cleats

Shop Rag(s)

Multi-tool (maybe, I already have one)

Chain tool (?) + spare links

Cassette/freewheel removal tool

Additional Repair Items

Multi-tool/pocket knife

Duct Tape and Electrical Tape (one roll each)

Zip Ties (various sizes)

Glue/Liquid Thread

Batteries(headlamps/leds)

Small Sewing kit

Seam Sealer

Rubber bands

Bicycle Accessories (mounted to bike)

Handlebar bar bag (maybe)

Rain Covers

LCD Bicycle Computer

LED Flashing light

Front Lights (two of them, identical)

Mirror (bike or helmet)

Multi-mount i.e. topeak barxtender (for headlights)

Front and rear fenders

Bungie cords or webbing

Bike lock/cable

Dog/bear pepper spray

Cycling Clothes

Cycling Jersey or synthetic t-shirt (2-3)

Cycling shorts (2)

Cycling Underwear (2-3)

Cycling gloves (2)

Cycling socks (4)

Foul Weather Cycling Clothes (Just need cooler weather clothes for now)

Long Sleeve Jersey/ Wool zip shirt

Cycling long tights / insulated windpants

Marmot Precip rain jacket and pants (medium)

Fingered Gloves (large)

Skull Cap / wool beanie (underneath helmet)

Neoprene Face Mask (winter)

Leg warmers (have arm warmers already)

Waterproof Socks (not sure?)

Waterproof rain booties(need)

Waterproof Helmet Cover (Need)

CAMPING / SURVIVAL / FIRST-AID / TOILETRIES

Camping Gear (in various stuff sacks)

LED Headlamp (may be wearing it on helmet)

Ground Tarp for underneath tent (already have footprint)

Nylon Stuff sacks (probably going to use plastic grocery bags. Saves me money!)

Butane fuel bottle (8oz at least)

Utensils (fork/knife / spoon and cooking utensils)

Coffee Mug

PVC Dry bags (may only need one or two more)

Light backpack / daypack

Bike cover (coated nylon / poly tarp)

Clothes Pins (10 each)

Mosquito Head net (buggy areas)

Survival Items (in pouch or ziplock bag)

Lighters(butane / disposable) storm matches

Compass

Whistle

Emergency Space (mylar) blanket

Toiletries (in pouch or ziplock)

Travel Towel (Sea to summit camping towel)

Washcloth

Soap / Shampoo (biodegradable, i.e. camp suds / Dr Bronners)

Deodorant (earth friendly)

Toothbrush + toothpaste + floss

Toilet paper

Skin cream (Aloe vera) for sunburn

Insect Repellent

Sunscreen

Manicure / Pedicure Set

Disposable Razor (probably just gonna gump it most of the time)

Ear Plugs

Multi-vitamin(s) if I can find one giant multi, I’ll take it!!!!!

First-Aid (have first-aid kit, more of checklist)

Band-aids (assorted sizes and shapes)

First-aid ointment

Adhesive Tape

Alcohol Wipes

Cotton Swabs

Compress / gauze pads (med / large size)

Anti-chafing balm (Saddle sores)

Anti-itch cream

Lip Balm

Foot powder

Anti-diarrheal Tabs

Zinc Tablets / Immune boosters – cold prevention

Sports Injury Cloth Bandage

Neoprene Knee / Ankle Wrap

Food Bag

50' Nylon rope (for hanging food)

Meals

Breakfast-Easy packing food. i.e. dry oatmeal

Lunch-

Dinner-

Snacks / protein bars i.e. Clif bar

Sports / Energy Drink mixes i.e. recharge

Documents / Personal Items / Gadgets

Documents (in wallet / travel pouch / handlebarbag)

Drivers License (or Photo ID)

Passport

ATM / Debit Card (write down bankers # if need to emergency cancel)

Personal / Travelers Checks

Photocopies of ID / passport

Emergency Contact Info (on business card)

Phone Calling Card

Contact List

Biz Cards (my own and from other people)

Watch

Sunglasses

Gadgets + travel items

Digital Camera + memory cards

Weather Radio

Laptop (maybe / maybe not)

Maps (in waterproof case)

Pens + sharpies + Highlighters

Selected Books

Small Padlock (when at hostels)

Binoculars

THIS MAY SEEM LIKE A LOT OF STUFF. MOST OF IT IS SMALL OR CAN BE MADE COMPACT

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