KIT LIST
RAMS Adventures recommend Knox body armour and gloves and Bell helmets.
Talk to one of the RAMS Adventures Team about kit they use.
With motorcycle clothing it is important to have the protection however it is equally important to be comfortable as you could be wearing most days. Below is a suggestive list of what clothing and equipment you may need to take on a RAMS Adventures however please talk to one of the team if you need some advice.
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HYDRATION BACKPACK We supply bottled water at the beginning of each day to ensure you are hydrated throughout your ride Suggestion - Camelbak or Kreiga |
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FULL FACE MOTORCYCLE HELMET Some of the trails can get dusty so it is advised that your helmet has either a visor or a pair of goggles. Your helmet must be of a standard that is required for road or track use. Suggestion - RAMS Adventures Bell or Arai Helmets |
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TEXTILE JACKET Hot, cold, dry, dusty and wet weather may be experienced.......even in just one day. Layered textile jackets are ideal as you can remove layers when you need and most jackets have removable armour. Suggestion - Revit or Alpinestars |
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TEXTILE TROUSERS Textile trousers with built in armour are ideal however lightweight riding jeans or trousers are a great alternative. Suggestion - RAMS Adventures Knox or Dainese |
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BODY ARMOUR
Body armour needs to be cool and as flexible as possible but most of all comfortable, easy to be worn under your jacket or even as a jacket when its hot. Suggestion - RAMS Adventures Knox or Forcefield |
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GLOVES Thin Motocross style gloves are perfect, ideally take two pairs. Suggestion - RAMS Adventures Knox or Alpinestars |
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BOOTS Soft enduro or motocross boots, ideally will be waterproof as there may be one or two rivers to cross. Suggestion - Forma or TCX Adventure, Sidi |
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WATERPROOF There is nothing worse than being wet and although we go in the best weather window you can never rule out the rain. Suggestion - Dainese or Richa |
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SLEEPING BAG
Although bedding will be provided every night, you may prefer your own sleeping bag for nights in the more remote locations.
BASIC FIRST AID KIT
Items that may be very useful include rehydration salt sachets, paracetamol, ibuprofen, antiseptic cream and sticking plasters.
HIGH FACTOR SUN CREAM
Even in when it is cold in the mountains the sun is strong
SUNGLASSES
Either to wear on the bike or at the beach
ALCOHOL HANDSPRAY
After washing your hands its always a good idea for some alcohol spray before eating
DEET - INSECT REPELLENT
Keep those little critters at bay
SWIM WEAR
There is always opportunity for a swim
TOWEL
Each overnight accommodation will have their own towels however a small towel is useful on the overnight train
HAND LUGGAGE OR RUCKSACK
For an overnight bag on the train or the boat
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