First Aid for adventure tour bikes

Do A First Aid Course!. At the course tell them your planed activities and ask them for a recommendation of what to take. Remember to tell them how long help may take to get to you, for EPIRB responses in OZ this could be 2 hours for them to find you. Once found it may then take longer to obtain correct help. They may tell you to do additional courses! The "Remote Area First Aid Course" may be the one you are looking for.
The table below is one persons idea, fell free to add and subtract, it is your kit after all.
The most important thing is a CLEAR CLAM MIND.

Item Name	Description	Quality	Use	Price Guide
Gloves	Latex	2 Pairs	Clean hands!	$1
First Aid Booklet	Guide Document	One	Instructions	$5
Scissors	Sharpe n Smooth points	1 Pair	Cutting cloth...	$5
Forceps	pliers	1 Pair	clean handling	$5
Eye Bath	shaped plastic dish	1	Washing Eye	$1
Saline Solution	Sterile Liquid	2 off 10ml	Eye wash	$1
Eye Pad	Sterile	2 off	Eye cover	$1
Betadine	Antiseptic Liquid	15ml	Infection Reduction	$5
Adhesive Tape	fastener	1 roll 2.5cm by 5m	Secure bandages	$6
Swab	Surgical wipes	At Least 4	Wound Cleaning	$1
Cotton Balls	Sterile	5 balls	Antiseptic Application	$1
Conforming Bandage	NON STICK!	2 by 5cm 2 by 10cm	Wound Cover	$3
Band aid Strips	NON STICK!	1 packet	Wound Cover	$3
Crep Bandage	elastic	1 long roll 100mm	restrictive bandage	$5
Bandage	NON STICK! cover	3 7.5 by 10 cm	Wound Cover	$1
Face Shield	Mouth cover	2	Recitation	$10
Emergency Blanket	Plastic Reflective	1	Cover and signal	$3

You can use a T shirt for a dressing, cuts weight and size. Don't worry too much about infection, save life first! You can use sticks, tree branches, rolled up paper for a splint, but an air splint is more comfortable if you have to transport (they don't take much room deflated, just watch for punctures).
My thoughts on the above. I prefer an antiseptic liquid but there is a spray pack too. The problem with the liquids is that they will leak away if the tube is punctured, the cream will still be around even if punctured. The first aid booklet can be a good reminder. The face mask is to stop the transfer of blood if you need to give mouth to mouth on a wounded person. I carry a few pairs of the latex gloves, good for fixing a flat and then going on to dinner, or inside WET leather gloves to keep the die off.
Expiry dates on the items should be used as a guide. Chemical compositions deteriorate with time and heat, some medicines given enough time become toxic! Replace anything suspect, it is your life after all.
I do hope none of us have to use any of the above for the intended purpose.
Some other good ideas -

• A list of contents on the outside, including the use of each.
• Exipry Date of first item to expire, on the outside of the kit.
• Rescue information package inside the kit.
• The kit package should be water and dust proof.