My Bikepacking Gear List…for my first ever bikepacking trip
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- Опубликовано: 18 май 2024
- This video shows the gear I took with me on my first ever bikepacking trip.
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Hi Clint, could you explain your quilt / underquilt setup some day? Looks bulky to me and this is definitely a concept unknown in Europe. Why not a high-CUIN sleeping bag?
Clint, it seems that you overpacked/overestimated the gear that you needed for your bikepacking trip. Understandable, for a first go. I think you'd do great if you went out with a smaller group on a route that suits your gear better. This past August, I did a 3 day (2 night) bikepacking trip up in the white mountains of New Hampshire and Northern Vermont with a buddy of mine and it was absolutely amazing. This trip for me was much more similar to backpacking and I feel that your first trip was closer to camping due to the services and amenities that were available. I would love to see a video of a much less organized bikepacking trip and I think that you are more than capable and geared up for such a trip.
Either way, I enjoyed the series! I did want to see more a backpacking type but for your first time it still seemed awesome!
Do bikepacking setup next time
Clint , what Bike are you planning on riding this B pack ?
Clint, Trek has this amazing bike sale. I'm a beginner and was thinking of either the Roscoe 7 or 8. They are $200 apart at current levels. Many people say the 8 is so much better, but I'm already above my price point with the 7.
Honestly, if your already above your price point, whats another $200 bucks in order to get some pretty decent upgrades from the 7.
@@jonzylka9474 Thx for responding. I don't know anything about mountain bikes, but would like to buy something that will last me. Seems like you would definitely recommend the 8. I guess I will go and get that then. They have a sale right now where they sell the 7 for 1.4k and the 8 for 1.6k.
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You get pretty significant upgrades to the rear hub, fork and rear derailure for just $200. In my opinion its a no brainer. Plus, you can keep upgrading things like your brakes, shifters, cranks, etc as you please. However, there really would be no rush in your case. As I am assuming you are pretty new to the cycling world. As you get more invested, you can either choose to upgrade parts, or your bike.. 😉. Welcome to the rabbit hole of MTB’ing
Just throwing this into the mix… the Rosco 9 is a freaking AWESOME bike. My buddy has one and its a fabulous bike. The build that comes on it is great an really wouldnt be anything id want to swap out. It comes with shimano XT drive train which hands down i prefer to Sram fox fork, and for the sale price right now it really cant be beat…. If greatly consider that as well… what the 8 has to the 7, the 9 towers over the 8 with!!
I say try to swing the extra $200. The value you get in buying a complete bike is far better than buying independent components later on down the road when you try to upgrade. $200 is what some people spend on Starbucks for a month. Maybe delay your purchase for a little bit and save. But if you absolutely can’t do it then get the one you can and go ride and have fun!
A whole roll of TP is a must, you never know😳
There is enough free TP out there...no need to take up valuable backpack space .. 😉
id rather overpack food (these dehydrated meals arent super high in calories, and biking uses a ton of calories) than clothes 'n stuff :)
Looks like getting all the essentials together for bike packing is a pretty sizeable investment. Guess you want to make sure you're going to do it more than a couple of times before jumping in.