Bike:
Thorn Nomad MKII – Size: 620L
Bike accessories:
Back Panniers – 2x Ortlieb Back Roller Plus (20l each) each with Ortlieb accessory bag/bottle cage mounting strips
Front Panniers – 2x Ortlieb Front Roller Classic, each with Ortlieb accessory bag/bottle cage mounting strips
2x Ortlieb bottle cages for bags, 2x Ortlieb Outer pockets
Handlebar bag – Ortlieb Ultimate 8 litre
Ortlieb 31 litre rack pack (tent, matt, pillow, wash basin, shoes, shopping bag)
Cooking:
Stove – MSR Dragonfly + 900ml bottle
Pots – MSR Quick Solo cooking pot, Keith Titanium 400ml pan and Titanium 800ml pot
Cutlery – Alpkit Foon, really good, except for spaghetti.
Firesteel – Light My Fire Swedish FireSteel 2.0
Camping:
Tent – MSR Hubba Hubba NX with footprint (amazing tent, love it)
Alpkit hunka bivvy (usually put matt inside the bag when camping)
Sleeping bag – Mountain Equipment Helium 600 (excellent bag)
Sleeping Matt – Exped Synmat 7 (excellent matt)
Alpkit Rig 3.5 tarp, kelp
Electronics:
Son Dynamo front hub and SineWave Cycles Reactor USB port on headset for charging devices/batteries
GPS – Garmin 200 (small, light, uses very little battery, charges quickly)
Mobile phone
Camera – Canon EOS 550D with 18-55mm & 50mm lens with spare batteries and USB charger
GoPro Hero5
Headlamp – Petzl Reactik
Speaker – Sony SRX-XB10, with bluetooth and audio jack
Power Bank – Cellularline 3000 (small, light, pass through technology)
Travel Adaptor – Bestek World adaptor with USB ports
Kindle Gen6 eReader
Mac Book Pro 2010 model (1.8kg)
Clothing:
My clothing has changed a lot. I started with too much. Now I carry the minimum, 1 pair of shorts, 1 pair longs, 2 shirts, 2 undies, 2 pair socks, winter gloves, winter jacket, Decathalon rain trousers, beanie, goose down gillet.
Packing configuration:
Right front bag: Kitchen
Left front bag: MSR stove, spare tyre, tools
Left rear bag: Wardrobe
Right rear bag: Bedroom (sleeping bag, bag liner, laptop)
Rear rack pack: House (tent, sleeping pad, bivvy)
Handlebar bag: Office, camera, battery pack etc
Ortlieb accessory bags typically have food in them.