What do I need to take with ?
All Lesotho bikepackers say pack reduce your carrying weight weight to the absolute minimum, and then reduce it again.
Bikepacking
- Handlebar pack (15 litre 420g)
- Fork pack (4,1 litre 315g)
- FrameBag Top loader (1,8 litre 260g)
- Seat Pack (11 Litre 345g)
- Backpack (19 litre)
- 650 ml Drinking bottle
- Water filter
- Camel pack bladder
- Cup
- Tent (2,3 kg)
- Sleeping bag (780g)
- Sleeping pad (300g)
Bike and Equipment
- Bike Cube Stereo SLT (12 kg)
- Spare tubes
- Puncture repair kit
- Tubeless Milk (100ml)
- Pump
- Multitool
- Pliers
- Chain oil
- small cloth
- Bike lock
- Brake pads
- Tyre levers
- Cable ties
Electronics
- Lesotho sim
- Garmin Edge 530 GPS
- TP Link GSM Modem(126g)
- Airtag (Amazon)
- Smartphone(s)
- USB charger
- Smartphone USB cable
- Garmin USB cable
- Powerbank(s)
- 10000mAh (276g)
- 10000mAh
- 5000mAh (106g)
- 10000 mAh (198g)
- Head lamp
Clothing
- Short sleeve shirt
- Long sleeve shirt
- Cycling Shorts
- 2 Cycling shorts padding
- 2 Pairs of socks
- Fleece jacket
- Raincoat,
- Rain Shorts
- Pair of Gloves
- Buff
- Pair of underpants
- Casual trousers
- T-Shirt
- Small Towel
- Swimming Costume
- Slops
- Cycling arm warmers
- Cycling leg warmers
- Cycling glasses
- Helmet
- Cycling shoes
General
- Pattex extreme repair
- Duct tape
- Moonbag
- Lighter
- Swiss army knife
- Spoon / fork
- Travel clothes washing soap
- First aid kit
- iLon Protect cream
- Sunscreen cream
- Toothpaste
- Shower gel
- toothbrush
- Toilet paper
- Money and bank cards
- Medical aid and emergency cards
- Tissues
- Rubbish Bag
- Fire lighters
Nutrition / Health
- Per Day:
- 2 energy bars
- 1 energy drink
- 2 Magnesium
- Days dry rations
- 7 X Main meals e.g. Trek’n Eat Meals
- 3 X Breakfast e.g. Trek’n Eat Breakfast
- Imodium
- Ibuprofen
- Insect repellent