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Packing for PALM
Each bag must be under 40 pounds!
Please use duffel bags – they pack well on the trucks. Wheeled suitcases are not recommended. Be sure to put your sleeping bag in a waterproof bag. Pack clothing inside resealable plastic bags.Attaching a durable, unique “flag” on your bags – such as one made from duct tape or fabric – can make the task of locating your bags easier. You may also consider using a GPS tracking device.
You must load your own bags on the truck. Staff volunteers cannot load them for you. Trucks open at 7 a.m. and close at 9 a.m. Do not leave your bags on the ground near the truck.Do not tie bags or other items together. Each bag must be able to be loaded and unloaded by one person – oversized bags requiring two people to carry are not allowed, even if below the 40 pound limit.
YOUR BICYCLE AND RELATED ITEMS INCLUDING –
helmet – required
rear‑view mirror
spare tube, tire levers, patch kit, pump or CO2 kit
bike multitool or the correct sized tools for your bike spoke wrench, chain tool, chain lube
handlebar bag and/or a back rack and straps
water bottle(s) for the bike
lock and cable for securing bike
YOUR CAMPING NECESSITIES INCLUDING –
sleeping bag, some sort of sleeping pad, small pillow
tent, rain fly, ground cloth, stakes and small mallet
flashlight and batteries
earplugs, if a light sleeper
toiletries and medicines, sunblock,
lip balm, mosquito repellent
quick‑dry camping towel and washcloth
clothes line and clothespins
YOUR RIDING GEAR AND OTHER CLOTHING INCLUDING –
jerseys or shirts (one for each day, or plan to wash out at night)
cycling shorts (at least two pair so that you can wash one at night)
cycling tights (if prediction is for cool weather)
cycling gloves (with padding)
rain gear – at least a rain jacket for cycling
casual clothing for warm evenings and cool nights
socks and underwear
swimwear and shower shoes
