Retrobike Touring.

Re: Retro MTB Touring.

Home made stew and bread roll or two for tea massive drugs or whiskey,as apparently that's not a drug,for after dinner entertainment,porridge and 'nana for brekky

.Milk and teabags if you're old.
 
Re: Retro MTB Touring.

Ok, Ok. I have booze, drugs, an old HGV tarp and a selection of eye watering early 80's porno mags.

What else do I need......
 
Re: Retro MTB Touring.

We carry one of these when we head out only for a night or two, not travelling too far.

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http://www.campmania.co.uk/Item-13-34-c ... istro.aspx

We are lucky in the Highlands as we have a plethora of bothies too. Often the tent stays folded up.

:)
 
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I'd take a shelter top (like a big waterproof sheet) and a Gore-Tex bivvy bag and sleep mat. You can prop your bike against a wall, fence, post etc; and run the shelter top off it, and sleep under it in the bivvy bag. Always worked for me. Very lightweight solution.
 
Re: Retro MTB Touring.

Personally, I prefer a tiny tent to a bivvy bag - a Jack Wolfskin Gossamer is just on the tent side of a bivvy and around £80. For one night I'd take some basic dried food with a single pan and camping Gaz burner like a Twister Plus with smallest gas cartridge (half the size of the one pictured).
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Trangia pan system is much better for a longer tour though. Rubbish photo attached...
 

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