If I smoke my pipe tobacco indoors will it set off a conventional home smoke detector?
Fill your tyres with SLIME or self sealing gloop. Carry an emergency tyre repair kit. a rain suit under the seat a form of cash and a recovery company membership. Not forgetting your blood type and allergies on a bit of paper in your inner pocket above all ENJOY
The only must have is a wad of cash or the equivalent in paper or plastic. Anything else depends on you, where you ride, what you ride, where you plan to eat and sleep, how reliable your bike is, what your tolerance is for 'problems' and resulting changes in plans.
It's inevitable! You make that face because your eyes are very sensitive to the sun's rays!
Good touring jacket and Rain-suit, (also good for 'wind chill'), extra gloves, spare face shields, good maps of your route, tank bag water bottle, 'longies' (Always dress warmer than you think you'll need, there's lotsa cooling ventilation available at that jacket zipper, but it's hard to add warmth.) Unsolicited advice: You just bought the bike. - Keep your first trips short until you learn your own 'fatigue factors' and get some experience. Plan for a lot of rest stops, and keep days runs short, especially at first. Plan an early 'pit stop' where you take care of any little thing that's bothering you about your gear, packing, or riding position. Being tired, cold, dehydrated, or cramped can be 'sneaky dangerous'.
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