Ultralight Bikepacking Gear Checklist Advice

[Solo Bikepacker]

Putting together my bikepacking gear over next few months take look at my checklist and let me know if there things i could change or add before i buy thanks guys for your help.. http://www.gonebikepacking.com/#!check-list/crs4

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Sorry, I didn't get very far. The background images make it really hard for me to read the type, so I gave up...

[Solo Bikepacker]

thanks i thought i might need to change the background

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thanks i thought i might need to change the background

Let me know when you get it fixed, and I'll jump back on and provide some feedback.

[Solo Bikepacker]

ok background  changed

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Some thoughts:

Your parts list looks a little short. Here are some additional things that I carry. They are lightweight and have the potential to prevent a long walk back to the trailhead.
brake pads (and spacer)
misc. bolts
derailleur hanger
spare derailleur pulley & bolt
spare derailleur cable (pre-cut)
zip ties
cord
spoke repair kit
needle and thread
spare cleat bolts

You've got pretty much every electronic gadget under the sun. To each their own, of course, but I prefer a lighter rig. I also prefer a dedicated GPS to my phone. Phones aren't very durable and eat batteries like crazy.

Some other stuff that seems to be missing:
maps?
water treatment/filter?
headlamp w/batteries?
bar light?
poop trowel (yes, it's still a good idea to bury it!)
wet wipes?
insect repellent?

[Solo Bikepacker]

Thanks i update, your right forgot few things .. but do like my gadgets the go pro replacing my d2xs camera and my sony video camera , the bike has solar light work really well even on a dull day.. and the solar charger  zero goal system has buit in light .. but your right head light would be good idea. plus i change the whole layout of the site easier to read. what you think of the hammock system then going for a tent and quilt instead of sleeping bag.. been using xmotion app the maps same to be ok so far that i tested.

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what you think of the hammock system then going for a tent and quilt instead of sleeping bag.. been using xmotion app the maps same to be ok so far that i tested.

I personally don't like sleeping in hammocks, so I use a bivy bag and sleeping bag. But lots of people like hammocks and quilts. Pretty much personal preference. But if weight is your primary concern, nothing beats a bivy bag.

A paper map is always a nice backup. Gadgets break and don't work well in the rain. I also generally carry a tiny compass for the same reason.

You've also got a lot of typos on your site. Probably something that you should clean up once your get everything finalized. Not that I do much better!

[Solo Bikepacker]

 Typos lol yeah for sure to much coffee and late nights and living to long in Asia where i only get to speak broken english.

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Nice work overall. Thanks for putting it out there!