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Touring Equipment Books ?

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  1. I'm planning a tour of Spain starting this Spring for 6 weeks or so. I want to buy a book so I know what I need to take (currently planning on taking the bare minimum - only a rucsac).

    Any suggestions?

  2. aci196 said:

    I'm planning a tour of Spain starting this Spring for 6 weeks or so. I want to buy a book so I know what I need to take (currently planning on taking the bare minimum - only a rucsac).

    Any suggestions?

    Check out these books, everything you need to know about touring.
    http://www.amazon.co.uk/exec/obidos/search-handle-form/026-5354476-2530014
    If the link doesn't work type in (The essential touring cyclist)
    I hope they can help you out.
    Good luck

  3. Why don't you take a look at the lists of equipment that other folks have carried on their tours? Here's a link to journals on crazyguyonabike.com that include equipment lists: crazyguyonabike.comjournal

  4. Oh absolutely, skip the book, save the money and just look at the lists folks put up at this site or others. It is really straightforward and easy. If you have the money to eat in restaurants the whole time and stay in hotels, even easier.

    I would advise you to skip the rucksack and get proper painniers as a decent investment or borrow them from someone.

    What you might look for instead is a fun cycling book or maps on good places to visit in Spain, just to keep your interest up and to keep you dreaming of biking while it is a dreary winter.

    Here is my list:
    http://bikenerd.blogspot.com/2004/10/so-whats-on-that-bike.html

    Have fun! I am totally jealous.

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