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- I would much prefer to have a satnav but I always ride with one. Maybe you'd be fine with paper maps?
- Can't comment on wild camping, I have no idea about it. We booked our campsites but they didn't look very busy so I think you'd be fine but calling ahead is always wise.
- Saw plenty of people with rear racks on and they looked OK.
- I would much prefer to have a satnav but I always ride with one. Maybe you'd be fine with paper maps?
Belagerent
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Few questions for the KAW veterans.
Do I need a sat Nav or is the route fairly obvious? I've been using Komoot on an old mobile phone to find some local off-road rides and whilst it's quite good for free 1. I hate looking at tech when I'm riding and 2, the battery dies in about 3.5 hours.
Is wild camping a viable option I don't have the money to travelodge it up, so was planning to wild camp. Also could probably use a wash every couple of days, so maybe campsites the best option, do you need to book?
Should I try and fit a small tent in a handlebar harness or just fuck it off and stick a rear rack on the bike like a sensible person?