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In my opinion, there are a few upgrades that I would still have make to this kit to get it ready to roll out on a big trip. Obviously, I didn’t include these in my build as they weren’t necessary for me to complete the challenge. As you can see, to truly modify this bike and kit into a capable multi-month dirt touring setup, a few extras are needed, bringing the total budget to around $788 to $808. In my opinion, that’s still quite reasonable for a dirt-road worthy, all-inclusive setup.
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I’ll be posting a full tutorial on these racks next week, but you can get a rough idea from the photoset, and be sure to stay tuned. For the bags, I repurposed a $5 pair of size 44 blue jeans from our local thrift store after envisioning a waxed jean-leg schwinn mountain bike stuff sack for the rack-top bag—tutorial for that’s also coming next week. There was plenty of material left over, which became the foundation for a Wald 137 basket bag, a frame bag, and a tool roll—more on that later in this post.