Solving A Critical Bike Touring Problem
As seasoned bike tourers will know, it can be a problem to find a bathroom when you need one on tour.
That’s why recently we reviewed these peeing devices for women. Some men felt left out though, so we’re happy to announce that now there’s a solution to help both women and men on tour…
Of course, this still leaves the problem of where to put the luggage. Happily, our cycling friends in Western Australia have adapted this idea perfectly for bike touring….
We here at TravellingTwo look forward to sharing pictures from our readers who use this solution on their next tour. And… Happy April Fool’s Day!
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where can I order one of these???
That actually looks more comfortable than most bike seats I’ve tried. But seriously, maybe you can review some portable bidet devices for us? I’ve thought of getting one for my next tour.
Alan, I’m not sure I should even ask (who knows what I might get myself into!) but what kind of ‘portable bidets’ did you have in mind? The only ones I can think of wouldn’t be suitable for bike touring. I’m more of a ‘pee in the woods’ cyclist myself.
I knew I should have included a link. Here’s one that might work: http://www.amazon.com/Washmate-Handheld-Travel-Bidet-Feminine/dp/B001BYV3J6. There are even some with batteries, but of course that would be ridiculously extravagant, right?
With batteries??? That has to be an April Fool’s joke, no? What happens if the batteries run out at the wrong moment?
I’ve never used one of these, but I have travelled in the Middle East and other places where toilet paper is often the 2nd choice compared to just plain water. Aside from maybe controlling the flow of water better, I’m not sure what these ‘bidets’ would do that you couldn’t do just as well with a bit of water from a bottle? We very often used water instead of TP while wild camping, so we didn’t create any garbage that we’d then have to carry out.
If you want to test the Washmate bidet, I will be happy to send you one. Let me know.