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the problem i always have is deciding what and how many clothes to take, which is a big consideration. i dont plan to be riding all of the time, and want to take a pair of jeans, a shirt or two, and some shoes. as well as swimming trunks, a warm hoody, flip flops and all my cycling clothes. and i wont visit any part of the universe without a towl.
i dont want to have to live in my cycling clothes, and i still want to be able to hang out on the beach or in a bar/restuarante at night. i went for a two week tour around cornwall last summer and got really fed up of having to wear my cycling jacket all the time, and not a warm comfortable hoody.
then how many cycling clothes do i need to take. do i need more than one pair of shorts/jersey? if im riding all day theyre going to get sweaty.