Do plan carefully what to carry but don't carry too much. You are cycling in a country with access to buy stuff in an emergency. You won't be in the Sahara Desert.Originally Posted by Holland
Ladies, thank you very much for your input; you make a lot of sense. I'll be going to a bike shop tomorrow to get fitted and pick up a few things so I can start training.
I spent the past two days reading and mapping out an itinerary. Exciting and stressful. Shootingstar, "super conscientious" is a nice way of putting it, type double-A would be more like it.I'm trying to prepare as much as possible so I could enjoy once I'm on the road.
Otherwise you'll regret cycling too much weight for stuff that you may not use or barely use during the trip.
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