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| Luggage: two Kriega Overland 15s, a Kriega US5, and an Ortlieb 40l Duffle |
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| Pannier 1: Tools, Kitchen & Emergency Rations. |
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| Pannier 2: Clothes, Electronics & Important Documents. Plus my puncture repair kit. |
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| Ortlieb: Bedding, including the tent and sleeping gear |
Pannier 1:
- Tool Kit
- Tyre Inflator
- Rescue Kit (pulleys, dyneema cord, slings)
- Disc Lock
- Jetboil
- Alpkit Ti Mg
- Coffee
- Coffee Grinder
- Aeropress
- Spork
- Alpkit Ti Chopsticks!
- Folding washing bowl
- 3x just add water meals
Panner 2:
- Baseball cap
- Gilet
- Sweater
- 3x t-shirts
- 3x underwear
- Zip off shorts/trousers
- Trouser liners x2
- Kindle
- Chrome Book
- Chargers and cables
- Buff
- Paramo Towel
- Sunglasses
Puncture Repair Kit
- 3x tyre irons
- Spare front tube
- Pump
- CO2
- Patches
Ortlieb:
- Helinox Bed & Chair
- Snugpak Sleeping Bag
- Alpkit Triki Tent
- Nemo Fillo Pillo
- Flipflops
- Washkit
- Sundries (tissue paper, laundry detergent, sunscreen)
How did you find the Ortlieb duffle? I have a Givi 40l bag which is fine, but perhaps a bit lightweight, and I think I'd prefer the zipper opening of the duffle.
ReplyDeleteOn my XT660R for TET-type trips, my set-up will be very similar to yours - a 40l drybag with the tent & sleeping gear, and two Kriega US20 bags as panniers (mounted on the Touratech pannier rack that was on the bike when I got it.
Hi Mark - I had no idea anybody was still reading this site! Your message was a welcome email surprise. I really liked the duffel with the zip. It's still going strong now. The zip can be a little stuff but I think that's universal of this type of "dry suit" fully waterproof zip. The bag material itself is sufficiently robust to survive all.of the abuse I gave it (including - ahem - "gravel testing") and the other straps and fittings have all held up too.
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