•Properly-fitted Mountain Bicycle (high-quality) in good mechanical order; •Street/combination tires, filled to a minimum of 50 lbs., or to within 5 lbs of max pressure; •Pedal retention devices (toe clips or clipless pedals); •Water bottle cages and bottles, AND/OR backpack with water bladder; •Headlamp, 42 lumens or more; •Eye Protection, both dark and clear; •Flashing LED taillight; •Rear bicycle rack and equipment bag (not required if using a pack and water bladder); •Bicycle needs to be equipped with a kickstand, preferably mounted to the chainstay. If you are lucky enough to have disc brakes, you may have to settle for a kickstand attached to the bottom bracket, though there are after-market chainstay kickstands for almost all brands/makes of front-suspension bikes out there. • Tire Patch Kit; • 3 Tire levers; • 2 or 3 spare tubes that fit your rims/tires • 1 frame-attached tire pump or CO2 tire inflator (with 2-3 spare CO cartridges); • Allen Wrenches (4, 5, 6, 8mm) • Wrenches (8, 10mm) • 1 Floor Pump per group (recommended) • Bicycle Helmet (ANSI, Snell or CPSC approved), properly fitted (required!); • Padded Cycling gloves (highly recommended, not required); • Padded Cycling shorts (highly recommended, not required) Rain Gear/Cold weather gear and/or other clothing appropriate for the weather conditions typical for a Wyoming spring; Sunscreen Reflective Vest (optional) • Duty Belt with holster • Handgun with magazines • 100 rounds of lead free frangible ammunition