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@platypus thanks so much! Peaks trip extremely keen. If there's anything I can do to help organise let me know :)
Managed to get second hand a revelate full frame bag and seat pack recently. Probably need a rigid post too to swap out my external dropper on my sherpa for the seat pack as not scratch the stanchion.
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great. yes try a rigid post, my syntace hiflex one is awesome, or a wolftooth valais or similar on the dropper
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Revelate make a dropper bag I think. I will be on the lookout for one (used, RRP is jokes) if I ever get my Sherpa built. Meant to be in paint this week.
EDIT: Vole
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I've bought one of these topeak things to try the dropper / seatpack combo. Doesn't need the topeak pack. I havent actually tried it yet, but didnt cost the earth, which is refreshing for a bikepack product.
https://www.topeak.com/global/en/products/298-Bottle-Cage-Mounts/1139-DP-MOUNT
platypus
hippy
Scrabble
sleeping pad - anything from exped synmat or themarest neoair xlite range that fits your weight to price ratio. they hold their resale value very well too
jet boil - skip it and get a BRS 3000 T and a titanium pot (both can be had on aliexpress)
1 man tent - secondhand six moon designs with cheap carbon pole from that guy on ebay (and an ultralight tyvek groundsheet if you buy a floorless one)
i'll be running the peaks trip again this summer, it was such a special trip!