Gear Rundown: Bike Packing 1,000km on the Munda Biddi Trail

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[@CamBostock]

What do we think of the new filming area? Hoping to bring a lot more content to the channel - more adventures as well as some new tips and tricks videos to help YOU adventure better! Stay tuned and thanks for all the support.

[@Dan_Jones]

Love it bro. Maybe start a podcast as well and could shoot it in the studio as well.

[@gcmuscatman6726]

Thanks for the comprehensive bike list. Like the new studio.

[@CamBostock]

Thanks mate

[@Bikepacking]

Those bags been using for 4 years love them made in New Zealand

[@CamBostock]

Nice, I’m a big fan of them as well.

[@karismilic6653]

Love the new filming area!

[@stevefirman9557]

I must have missed the section on tools and spare bike gear such as tubes, pump or co2, chain lube, allen keys, etc

[@intrepidworld]

I like the new set up a lot, looks sharp. And you're right the LED light strip would have been too much I recon unless you find the right props to make it work. Also that lighterpack info is good stuff, thanks for showing us that.

[@peterlee543]

Hi Cam. I'm purchasing light weight sleeping gear for the first time for the munda biddi and other overnight camping adventures. What sleeping bag did you use? Trek 2 or 3? I'm guessing by the weight it was a 2. Was it warm enough? How cold did the nights get? I'm 195 cms and i see you can buy a long version of the trek bags. Thanks in advance for your help.

[@CamBostock]

This was a trek2 and definitely go for the long version mate. We had some nights around 1-3 degrees but was never too cold in bed. Sleeping bag liner as well.

[@peterlee543]

@@CamBostock thanks Cam.

[@anonuser183]

Any water purification, Cam? I see on the website it is recommended.

[@CamBostock]

Hey Angus, yeah we had a bottle of Purinize water purification in the first aid kit. Should have mentioned that. Honestly I would say the water is fine to drink without it most of the time but it’s a good idea to purify anyway.

[@simonzola7999]

Any gloves

[@spankofudgenudger9667]

Im late to the party here, but looking to do a similar ride next year. Did you have trouble stocking up on freeze dried foods in the town along the way? Also using the gas, did you only use one cannister or could you get some along the way? Cheers mate.

[@CamBostock]

Most trail towns have plenty of food options including freeze dried(general store, visitor centre or supermarket). Gas should be available in most towns as well but you shouldn’t really need more than 1 unless you boil water 3-5 times per day.

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