- 1
A good quality sleeping bag capable of keeping you warm in case of emergency in
case one gets caught out in sub-zero degree temperatures. Please do not forget this item. - 2
Ski/balaclava/monkey cap.
- 3
Warm muffler.
- 4
2 pairs long sleeved thermal wear, top and bottom.
- 5
2 long sleeved T-shirts and 2 short sleeved T-shirts.
- 6
2 pairs comfortable cargo pants/thick trousers.
- 7
1 warm, wind proof, thick padded jacket and lowers, and 1 thick pullover/padded
windcheater. - 8
2 pairs warm tracksuits for sleeping in
riding. - 9
4 pairs thick woolen/cotton sports socks.
- 10
Loose 2 piece raincoat that can easily be slipped on and off over all existing
warm clothing. - 11
Fleece or thinsulate lined leather or other material gloves capable of keeping out
the wet and the cold. - 12
UV protected, anti glare, photocromatic sunglasses.
- 13
Appropriate non-skid rubber soled boots suitable for motorcycling, and suitable
footwear for use when you are not riding. - 14
Small day rucksack (bag).
- 15
Personal toiletries kit (Toilet paper, paper soap in pouch, soap, toothbrush,
toothpaste, shaving razor & cream etc). - 16
Personal medicines and first aid kit.
- 17
Note book and pen.
- 18
Sun cream and lip guard. (LOTS of each).
- 19
Torch with spare cells.
- 20
Full face helmet with chinstrap.
- 21
1 pair thick rubber soled, quick drying slip on shoes to change into before glacial
melt crossings so that one’s riding boots and socks remain dry. - 22
1 bath towel to be carried with your luggage and 1 medium sized face towel to be
carried on your bike to dry your feet/self when needed (e.g. after a glacial melt crossing). - 23
Matchboxes/lighter, scissors/knife, candle, rope (about 50 m).
- 24
Plastic sheet to cover your luggage in case of rain.
