This isn't the complete list.  There were a few more small items
that I can't remember right now.  For those of you planning a
similar trip, feel free to contact us if you have any questions.

Bike:
2004 BMW R1150R

Accessories:
- BMW System Cases
- Marsee 22L tail bag
- Garmin Legend-Cx GPS c/w RAM mount (2 x 256 mb miscoSD cards)
- Touring windshield (tall)
- Helen2wheels waterproof roll-top bags (2)
- MEC 10 litre dry bags (2)
- Seal-Line 30 litre dry bag (+ assorted small dry bags)
- BMW tankbag
- Lockable oil filler cap
- ROK straps (4)
- Nylon web tie-down straps with D-rings (4)
- Spare lightbulbs, fuses, fuel line, gear clamps, o-rings
- Spare windshield mounts, mirrors & spark plug covers
- Aeroflow headlight guard
- Stop'N'Go tire plugger & valve stems
- Cable locks (for helmets, etc)
- Aerostich titanium side-stand plate

Riding Gear:

Lorne - Rhyno lined, waterproof jacket and matching lined pants, Redwing leather boots (treated with mink oil and Nikwax leather waterproofing wax).  Textile suit was treated with Nikwax TX-Direct waterproof spray.  This combination worked extremely well - even in 2 hours of heavy rain in Nova Scotia.  Bone dry throughout.  Feet were damp, but not soaked.
BMW Winter-Pro Gortex gloves and BMW leather/kevlar gloves.  Both performed to expectations.  Gloves were the wettest piece of clothing in extended heavy rain.  Held up great for about 1 hour.

Cindy - Joe Rocket Alter-Ego jacket, Rhyno lined riding pants - both waterproof.  Rhyno full length leather boots (treated with mink oil and Nikwax leather waterproofing wax).  Textile suit was treated with Nikwax TX-Direct waterproof spray.
Joe Rocket Dry-Tech gloves and another pair, similar, but lined with Thinsulate.  Same as above.  Gloves were the wettest piece of clothing riding for extended periods in heavy rain.

We are both impressed with the performance of these brands, given the proloned exposure to good ol' Nova Scotia rain and Newfoundland mist/fog.

Nice to have a 'Stich or a Rukka but shelling out $$$ was not in the cards for this trip!!


Tires: Michelin Pilot Roads & Metzeler 880 Marathons (these lasted longer, but not as smooth as the Michelins)

Camping:
- North Face Slickrock 2-man tent & gound sheet
- Chinook EverLite 3-season sleeping bags (2)
- MSR Dragonfly stove & 325 ml fuel bottle
- Turkey baster/syringe/fuel line (to get fuel from gas tank)
- Water/wind proof matches (take lots)
- Therm-A-Rest Prolite 4 self-inflating matresses (2)
- MSR cook pot
- Ladle (trust me...take one)
- Lexan drinking cups, 1.5 cup capacity (2)
- Lexan spoons (3)
- Quick-dry towels (3)
- Swiss Army knife
- Small lockable hunting/camping knife
- Rope & clothes line
- Campsuds, bio-degradable soap
- Pillow cases (2).  Stuff clothes in them for use as pillows.
- Kitchen-catchers (3-4 for garbage or wet clothes)
- Twist ties (a handful)

Food:
We didn't carry much food - just enough for camping/snacks, and all in Zip-Lok baggies
- Coffee
- Sugar
- Raisins
- Coffee whitener
- Oatmeal (8-12 packets)
- Assorted tea bags
- Dried camping dinners (at least 2, making 2 dinners)
- Peanutbutter/jam (yup...'borrowed' from eateries we stopped at)
- Bottled water (500 ml, at least 1 with us at all times)
- Trail mix

 - - When camping we'd pick up buns & cheese - which usually lasted for the next 1-2 days

Miscellaneous:
- Mosquito nets (2)
- Candles
- First-aid kit (with Tylenol, Iodine, Polysporin)
- Compass
- Earplugs
- Maps, CAA Campsite directories, BMW Anonymous book
- Notebooks, pens & marker
- Fox40 whistle
- Manual 2-stage air pump
- Balaclavas and neck warmer
- Polypropylene (wicking) undergarments & sock liners
- Duct tape, zip-ties, contact cement, WD-40, electrical tape
- Tie-wire, electrical wire (18 guage)
- Misc tools (in addition to BMW tool kit)
- Muskol insect repellent (DEET)
- MSR 1.5 litre fuel bottle
- 500 ml motor oil (20W50), in a Nalgene bottle
- Rope
- Brunton mini LED lantern
- Petzl LED headlamp (your 3rd hand while camping at night!)
- Spare zipper-lock baggies
- Gold Bond powder (need I explain?)
- Lip balm
- Tylenol

Electronics:
- Canon Power Shot A540 digital camera (2 x 1 GB SD cards)
- AA batteries (Lithium - yes, they do last much longer)
- Nikon FM2 35mm camera
- Lenses, 35-105 Nikkor Zoom, 80-200 Nikkor Zoom
- Maglite flashlights (1)
- Handspring (Palm) organizer (runs on 'AA' batteries)
- iPod Nano & A/C charger
- Cell phone (charged off access. socket when low)