Packing Lists

1. Cycling jerseys or athletic shirts
2. Cycling shorts
3. Cycling shoes (if you bring your own pedals)
4. Sneakers (if you don’t bring your own pedals)
5. Athletic socks
6. Arm/leg warmers
7. Lightweight, waterproof, wind-resistant jacket or vest
8. Bike gloves
9. Bike saddle/cover (if you prefer your own)

Do I Need to Bring Special Cycling Gear?

• Cycling shorts are designed to provide extra padding when spending the whole day in the saddle. You’ll be glad to have them—don’t forget the chamois cream!
• If you bring your own cycling shoes, you must bring your own pedals. If you’ve never used clip-in pedals before, we don’t recommend using them on tour.
• Arm and leg warmers are essential for cooler weather. Wear them with your short-sleeve jersey and shorts for lightweight, easy-to-pack, and effective warmth.
• Bike gloves are a preference, but are recommend for Level 3 and 4 tours. The padding in gloves can ease arm, shoulder, and joint fatigue.

Travel Items*

7. Travel confirmations and tickets for air, rail, etc.
8. Passport, including photocopy
9. Local currency
10. DuVine Travel Guide (with meeting and departing information)
11. Emergency contacts
12. Health insurance information
13. Medications

Additional Items

14. Cell phone and charger
15. Photography gear and charger
16. Power/plug adapter
17. Toiletries
18. Sunscreen, sunglasses, and other sun protection gear
19. Insect repellent

*We recommend keeping these items in your carry-on while traveling

Before You Go

• Ensure your passport is valid for 3-6 months after return date
• Call your bank/credit cards to notify them of upcoming travel
• Please limit your luggage to one medium-sized suitcase and one carry-on

Dressing for the Weather

• The location and time of year of your tour can bring all kinds of weather, from extreme heat to relentless rain. Check extended forecasts before your trip and pack accordingly.