HK -The place for sore tacos

I'm all signed up for the 2021 Bikerpelli group ride on the famous Kokopelli trail. There is 8 friends in my group, all from So Cal except for one who resides in CO. This is my first pass through so I've been asking all kinds of questions on what to pack and what to leave at home. I've got to fit everything I need for a three day tour into one XL sized (36") duffel bag, including my tent! Bikerpelli does two Spring rides on the Koko, ours is trip 2, May 6-9. Starts in Fruita CO, ends in Moab, UT. 142+ miles split up over 3 days. Ouch, but awesome, is what I am expecting. Total number allowed per trip is 90-100 participants so you can imagine how long the chow lines are gonna be, lol.

Touring is awesome!
I've been touring all over Europe. You get to see things in a completely different way.
You can be sure to get a great experience!

Magura

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Baby wipes. Never go camping without them, and small plastic bags for trash. I'd love to join you since I've ridden part of the Koko. My son has an office in Junction, so when I visit it's one of the many places we ride.

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"Take a giant step, outside your mind" Taj Mahal.

I thought I had made a post, must have ordered a giant beach ball from Amazon instead.

My suggestion was for a few sets of brake pads and a spare derailleur hanger since they can save a ride and don't take up a lot of space.