For a three day trip you should look into the Dixie lite...
http://www.bikepacking.net/forum/index.php/topic,3070.msg46518.html#new

Subscribed !!!!

Dave, isn't there parking right below the 2nd left hand turn by a small reservoir?

I'm thinking of throwing my hat in the ring for this one as well!

I put low density foam between my rim strip (split tube) and the rim.  The foam compresses enough to let me get the bead on the rim, but it expands and creates a seal between tire and rimstrip, so I can easily reseat the bead with just my mini-pump and a bit of moisture to make the seal work.

Do you have pics of this setup ?

Looks sweet! I'm considering pledging.

We use crocs, they are cushy and keep your feet somewhat warm when it is chilly and weigh very little.  A good blend of comfort and weight.

I thought I hated crocs( had a pair several years ago ).... but I just looked at them again while shoe shopping with my kids, and I must say they do seem like a great option for lounging, water(dirty showers), and even light hiking & scrambling.

I just purchased the famed "osprey talon 22" and have to admit it is a very nice pack and carries loads well, it has my

Icehouse Trail, StG. Ut.

This photo was taken on the pinhoti trail in april. bags are the stitchings of Trebor 

Murf where did you get the mini cargo net from that's on your seatpack?

I've already posted this pic, but it shows my setup the best for now...

This....
http://www.bikepacking.net/forum/index.php/topic,2828.msg32398/boardseen.html#new

Garmins mount linked above works great!

Home Depot work gloves ...$10, very minimal padding in palm, and they last!

You could go this route

I carry my sanuk's they work well

No link?

Very cool!

^^^ if he doesn't buy it(Magellan) I will, Lmk Scott.

Looks like Kurt is up and moving around? His blue dot isn't with the others but down the street, they going to push on this morning after some sleep and refuel...
Edit: nevermind looks like Kurt maybe stayed at his own room in a different motel