Cycle touring on the moon

[BigonaBianchi]

I was just wondering what kind of gear one would need for such an epic tour? Would my T2 decathlon tent suffice? Will my Trangia light? Do I need to worry about weight?

Hmm...and where do I find the campsites?




(just being an arse , move on if you wanna be serious)

 

[wafflycat]

You've been OD'ing on Dr. Ferrari's Astana Beans haven't you?

 

[TheDoctor]

I'd be delighted to have a BMI of a mere 5.5 or thereabouts.
Is the snorkelling in the sea of Tranquility any good?
With a name like that, I expect the surfing's a bit crap.
*fits rack to Lunar cycle, packs lightweight teapot and Mooncup*

 

[yashicamat]

I think you'll need a lot of weight to stand a chance of getting any grip on the surface! Mind you, you could probably get away with a racing bike frame with a rack fitted . . .

 

[chirk2000ad]

You could take an apollo bike from halfords!

Sorry

 

[yashicamat]

You could take an apollo bike from halfords!

Sorry

Oh dear god . . . there is always one.

 

[Speicher]

There may be bars at the camp sites, but none of them have any atmosphere.

 

[Crankarm]

Maybe you meet a Trekkie to show you around .

 

[Andy in Sig]

You'd definitely need to take a couple of thick paperbacks with you. The moon is probably a bit like Loughborough or Hanover but maybe with a bit more atmosphere.

 

[just jim]

I'd most definitley and absolutely consider taking your Trangia - they work in any conditions by all accounts. If you bring the larger version it can double up as a Lunar Evacuation Module.








If you fancy a quick evacuation.