Personal setups » Luke’s Rig and Bikepacking Setup
by Trailrider11Here it is, my Bikepacking Setup. This is hours of tinkering with things and making things fit, but hey, it all works and was fun to put together.
I have my gear list posted just below and some pictures as well.
2011 CTR Setup
Clothing
Thermal fleece pullover (In seatbag)
Patagonia Long sleeve (In back pack)
Pearl izumi jersey On
Riding shorts On
Pearl Izumi Thermal tights. On
Compression shorts for camp. (In seatbag)
Cannondale cycle hat. On
Pearl izumi gloves On
Stocking cap (In seatbag)
spare socks (In seatbag)
Helmet On
Warm gloves (In Backpack)
Rain jacket and pants (Backpack)
Miscellaneous gear
Backup contacts and case/solution (In seatbag)
Carmax (Backpack)
Chamois (Backpack)
Sunglasses On
Bullfrog sunscreen and mosquito repellent (Backpack)
Navigation
Garmin Etrex Legend and CTR databook.
Spot tracker
CompassX
Speedometer
Gear
Relevate designs seat bag and handlebar harness
Camelbak 100oz Reservoir and Backpack.
Water bottles (2)
Cash
Frame bag(jannd)
Extra batteries
Lights for bike and Petzl headlamp.
Camping gear
Emergency bivvy bag (as primary blanket) (Harness)
Sierra Designs Bivvy75 (Harness)
Mountain Alps sleeping pad (Harness)
Ziplock bags for keeping things dry.
Nutrients
Vitamins
Katadyn Hiker water filter. (Seatbag)
5,000 cals estim
First aid (All of this is inside a small kit in my Backpack)
Small kit of the basics
IBProfin
Tums or pepto tablets
Matches and metal striker
Bike Repair
2 tubes and stans sealent backup (Backpack)
FRAME BAG CONTAINS TOOL KIT.
Multitool
Chain tool
Chain links
Quick Links
Deraillur hanger (2)
Pump
Duct tape
Patch kit
Rag and small bottle of chain lube possibly.
Brake pads (1set)
Food
Most of my food will be on the right side compartment of the frame bag while larger foods and meals will be kept in the seatbag. GU packs and Hammer Gels, with many protein bars, trailmix, bagels with nutella and much more.
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That looks like a tight, well thought out set up. One question: How do you carry extra Stan’s sealant? If you need to add some do you go through the valve stem or just pop the bead and dump some in? Also no sleeping bag? Just sleep in your fleece, etc?
Thanks, I didn’t mean to put Stans sealant on there, it was more of a reminder to do before the CTR as a tuneup. Yes, no sleeping bag but i will have an Emergency bivvy that will more than likely be used as a blanket inside my Sierra Designs bivvy. The fleece is for extra warmth if needed, but if it is raining, i plan to keep riding, walking, etc to keep warm.
Exciting stuff. Look forward to keeping up with everyone this year.
What backpack are you using? No stove I see…does anyone carry a stove that you know of? Got any idea of your total weight minus what you are wearing and food/water? Thanks.
Thanks, and yes this is a lot of fun to put together. I am using a Camelbak Mule, with 100oz bladder. I dont carry a stove but not sure if anyone else is carrying one. On my first trial this June I guess weighed it around 35lbs, + or -. my backpack at times though weighed 20 + pounds and have since, redone some things.
What brand of seatbag, handlebar bag, etc are you using?
I have a Revelate Designs harness and am thinking about a Flash 29er but wonder how the harness attaches with the lefty fork. Typically you have a strap going around the head tube or frame. What did you do?