As I prepare to go to the Giro Sardegna, I am looking at my packing list. I'm sharing my list in case it can be helpful. Let me know if there are any items I should add to this list. After the Giro, I may come back and update this list, depending on whether I realize I forgot something!

Part I. Cycling clothes

• Cycling shoes
• Socks
• Shoe covers (small toe tip, full cover for rain, full cover for cold)
• Bib shorts (number of bibs depends on the number of days on the bike and whether you can/want to wash them)
• Shirts (number also depends on the numbers of days on the bike and whether you can/want to wash them; for short sleeve shirts this is very easy to do)
• Wind stopper
• Base layers
• Arm warmers
• Knee warmers (recommended for temperatures under 15 degrees Celsius)
• Gloves (with and without fingers)
• Rain jacket
• Helmet and cap
• Glasses/sunglasses

For colder weather

• Wind jacket
• Winter jacket
• Warmer gloves
• Leg warmers
• Intermediate base layer
• Long sleeve shirt
• Winter tight
• Warmer shoes and/or shoe covers
• Headcover
• Buffs

Part II. Cycling-specific personal care items 

• Sunscreen
• Chamois cream (before and after)
• Massage oil 
• Warm-up oil
• Extra safety pins for a better attachment of the race number
• Powerbank, preferably with more than 1 port

Part III. Electronics

• Bike computer
• Charger for the bike computer
• Phone charger
• Heart rate belt 
• Compex (electronic stimulation e.g. for recuperation) or compression socks
• Powerstrip
• Power adapter (when traveling to the UK, US, etc.)
• Spare coin cell batteries for power meter, HR monitor, etc.
• Di2/eTap/powermeter charger

Part IV. Food and drink

• Gels
• Bars
• Powder for energy drink (during and after)
• Any other preferred after sports food (e.g. chocolate, nuts)
• Recovery food or shake
• Water bottles (+spares)

Part V. Bike parts and tools

• Derailleur hanger (it's specific for each bike; so make sure you take it with you)
• Spare tires
• Sealant (when riding tubeless)
• Basic allen keys and repair set (most gran fondos have some mechanical assistance available) 
• A floor pump (usually available, you might leave it at home when flying)
• A lock for your bike (if you need to secure it, many events have a guarded bike park for the after race)
• Spare wheelset (if you have the space)
• Disposable gloves
• Chain lube and an old rag
• Degreaser
• Microfiber cloth for cleaning
• Extra CO2 cartridges (max. 2 when flying!)
• Spare brake pads (especially in bad weather)
• Tie wraps 
• Insulation tape and scissors to cut down large race numbers

Part VI. Other important items

• Passport or ID card
• Mobile phone 
• Earphones
• Any medicine or vitamins you may take
• Off-the-bike clothes
• Personal care items
• Printed registration form for the event (not all events are 100% digital)
• Medical certificate (if applicable and not uploaded beforehand)

Did I forget something? Give your reaction below.