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Thursday, May 3, 2012

Getting Ready for Tour de Lumbini ?


Those who are participating on the cycle rally, important things to remember:


What to Carry ?
  1. Helmets and Gloves, padded gloves means less pain.
  2. Carry filled Water bottle / Water Pouch as we know it's hot during day time
  3. Trousers / Half Pants for cycling would be better if you don't have cycling dress
  4. Carrying chocolate as energy bar will be handy for you 
  5. Tooth brush (with or without paste), 
  6. Sunscreen ( if you don't want sun burn)
  7. Headlamp or torch ( Will be always handy)
  8. Cycle tools (including pump,extra tube, if you have one)
  9. Mosquito repellent cream ( if you have and don't have a good relation with mosquitoes)
  10. I-pod and other gadgets (Not allowed to use while riding)
  11. Raincoat (High Possibility of Rain by weather forcast)
  12. Cameras both still and movie (to capture the lifetime moment)
  13. Hand Towel,
  14. if Carrying a bag please use a two sided ones.


Please obey the following Rules for your own safety:
  • Helmets and Gloves is compulsory
  • Cycle on single line on the HIGHWAY
  • Don't try to overtake on the turnings
  • Don't use ipods or other gadgets during rides
In the long ride, water and food are most important. Our GOLDEN RULEZ!!...
  • Eat before you are Hungry, 
  • Drink before you are thirsty and 
  • Change gears before you need to....
This will all help you maintain your energy levels and enjoy the ride better....keep your tank full remember even vehicle does not run on empty tank!!!


There will be guides and volunteers ready for you help, your baggage will be kept on the bus. 


Other Recommendations: 
Using Gel Pads, or Padded Underwear will reduce pain on the ass, Quick Dry t-shirts, Water Pouch are also recommended. 



If you need to buy stuffs related to cycling or hire a cycle, Here is the list of cycle shops around the valley : http://macyclist.blogspot.com/2012/05/cycle-shops-around-kathmandu-valley.html


Source: Kharsing, Himalayan Single Track 


.... Happy Cycling...



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