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Yeah got some.dry bag for clothes.
What about towel sitsuation? my home ones are bloody huge and not appropriate, do they do smaller bikepackng ones that arent a.million quid or are people just washing their plums with microfiber clothes in streams and drying in the wind/freezing them off, weather depending?
#newtothis
The wet wipes tip is good one, noted.And I'll be fighting off the honeys with pointy stick when they see my pancake game;)
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We don't take towels. No shower, no towel needed. I do have a little chamois type swimming towel that I bought in 2005 and used when I went touring (which I supplemented with a small normal towel because it wasn't very good and properly drying) but I've never taken it on another trip.
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Sarong/lungi/wrap - works as a towel, scarf, sheet, turban, skirt. Super thin, light, quick drying
hippy
T_Unit
Keep the 'off bike' stuff clean and dry (drybag). We pack wet wipes for "showers" when no showers are available (sinks are handy too). Unless you're hoping to score, no one should be close enough to you to smell you.