Cycling in Denmark- day 10

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We decided to do this trip with very little luggage, only a backpack that has a detachable day pack.
The cycling part of the trip will only last 11 days, but we are going to be away from home and living off our luggage for more than three weeks.
We hope to go on longer trips in the future carrying with us everything we need on our bike panniers.
Therefore I am compiling a list of the actual items we used in this trip.

Clothing:
2 pairs of cycling socks
2 pairs of travel underwear (made from soybeans and nylon; fast drying)
2 pairs of short cycling pants
1 long cycling pants
2 short sleeve cycling shirts
2 long sleeve cycling shirts
1 rain cycling jacket
2 pairs of light pants for evenings and days off
3 t-shirts
1 fleece
1 sweatshirt
cycling gloves
hat
sport shoes (sneakers)
sandals

Personal items:
Sunglasses
Bandanna
Mini computer & cables 
A camera & a charger
A drawing pad with pens & pencils
A wallet
Passports
Travel guide & map
A reading book (for rainy days)
Cell phone & charger
Compass

We washed daily the cycling pants, shirts, socks and underwear we used that day and used the other pair the next day.

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