CTR Packing list

This post is for all the crazy kooks who want to geek out about what I was hauling on my bike for 539ish miles across Colorado. Its not much, but its (almost) all I needed. As a beginner bikepacker, I found it really helpful to be able to read about what others packed. I hope somebody else finds this post useful :)
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There are few things I would change about what I carried with me for the CTR. Two items I wish I would have brought are knee pads and a proper light system. I bought a light at the halfway point and it was awesome, but I could have done better. I grabbed my knee pads after I scratched- I couldn't actually wear them though- (they rubbed too much on the fresh staples) so they ended up just being bonus weight for the last few segments.
I carried WAY MORE food than I needed for the entire journey. When I finished at Junction Creek, I actually had leftover jerky and bars that I had started from Denver with. Luckily, I had food to give my friends who were waiting for me at the finish in Durango.

On the bike:
Juliana Joplin (hit me up if you have specific questions about the build)

• bottle cage with Guide Pro ltd. edition water bottle (not the best place to store my duct tape)
  
• I9 Matchstix
• mini pump

What I wore:

• Bell Super 3 helmet (Joy Ride ladies version)
• Smith Pivlock sunglasses (not pictured)
• Mons Royale merino wool jersey
• Zoic Navaeh shorts
• Mons Royale merino boy shorts
• Icebreaker sports bra
• merino socks
  
• AlpineStars knee pads (worn for about 20 minutes, then carried for last 3 segments)
• Mavic Crossride mountain shoes
• Hestra Bike Guard Long gloves

What was in my fanny:
Deuter Pulse 3 F18

• Garmin inReach
• Samsung Galaxy S9 (not pictured)
• OR Goretex Paclite shell jacket- 10 years old and going strong
• OR waterproof shell gloves
• Melanza skull cap
• Sawyer Mini H2O filter and 1/2 liter bladder
• Spare 1 liter H2O bladder
• Aquamira water purification tablets
• sunblock
  
• bug dope wipes (didn't need 'em)
  
• bottle of meds (ibuprofen, zofran, pepto, excedrin and imitrex- I only took ibuprofen, pepto and excedrin a few times)
  
• waterproof wallet with CC, $20 and cell phone
  
• shock pump
  
• hand sanitizer
  
• Nuun and Pep Pod tablets
• BD headlamp
• Knog PWR Commuter 450 lumen light (purchased at BoneShaker Cycles in BV, halfway to Durango)
• Dynaplug racer
• sharpie
  

On the handlebars:
Oveja Negra Front End Loader

• Stoic dry bag
• ThermaRest, edges cut off to make it smaller
• Melanzana tights
  
• Feathered Friends Flicker 30 down sleeping bag
• Big Agnes tent pole
  
• (I would often store my rain shell here instead of the hip pack to keep weight off my body)
  

On the fork:
Oveja Negra Chuck Buckets (2)

• 1 liter Nalgene
• Backcountry.com titanium mug
• Light My Fire titanium spork
• various snacks including EnduroBites, M&Ms, MuddyBuddies,  Ramen, etc.
  

What was also on my handlebars:
Oveja Negra Lunchbox

• LOTS of Korean BBQ Pork jerky
• turkey jerky
  
• Wheat Thins and Triscuits
• CT Databook and cue sheet notes

On my top tube:
Oveja Negra Snack Pack XL

• T-9 drive train lube and rag
• assorted zip ties
• 20G Co2 & adapter
• quick link
  
• Pedro's tire levers (best tool I've found for pushing brake calipers out)
• 2 sets of spare brake pads
• spare tube (new in box)
• Crank Bros multi-tool
• ultra light leatherman
• assorted bolts for cleats, and such
• 2 valve cores
• derailleur hanger

What went under my seat:
Oveja Negra Gearjammer (with a ColoRowdies mud guard)

• Sea to Summit dry bag (with spare merino t-shirt, boy shorts and socks)
  
• Big Agnes Onyx UL Tarp
• emergency blanket
• battery pack and cords
• first Aid kit
• toothbrush, toothpaste and floss

That's it. Not much I would change if I were to do it again. Now ... what ultra bikepacking event should I look at doing next? AZT? Highland 550? Olympic 420? IT all seems so new and exciting to me!