Kay, let me go through my touring gear.
Jackets: either a Scorpion Commander if it's going to be cool, or a Tourmaster Intake (mesh). I bring the rain liners with me and are used in the mornings/evenings. Never for rain.
If it's gong to be cold, I have a heated Jacket Liner with full heated sleeves and collar. It's luscious. More important, it packs quite small and allows me to ditch bringing a sweater/hoodie which is more space savings
Pants: Teiz non mesh or Tourmaster Air Caliber (mesh). Once again, ditch the quilted liners and bring the inner rain liner for extra warmth.
If I'm not sure what to wear, the Tourmaster gear gets the nod because it'll handle temps from freezing to 100F. But it's getting worn out.
Boots: Sidi Strada Rain boots. Comfy, warm, light, look good. No alternative. But they do get VERY warm in high temps.
Gloves: Held Airs or Held Sprints. Both are supremely comfy and provide good protection. Just wish the Airs had a wrist strap to keep them on in a crash. I don't bring rain gloves because such a beast does not exist. The closest I've found are 2 finger goretex glove covers from Aerostitch. Any glove with a waterproof inner liner is *IMPOSSIBLE* to put on after you've removed them from wet hands.
Helmet: Bell RS1. I've never found a helmet that fit me this well. Wish it had a flip down visor like my HJC, but I sure don't miss the racket from the HJC.
Rest of the stuff. 2 Piece rainsuit, Slime pump, tire strings and tools, duct tape, LONG zip ties, small can of plexus and clean microfiber towel. Spare shield, clear.
Tank bag. 12v Power inverter, LED flashlight, roll of TP in a baggie. Sunscreen, lip balm, spare keys, water, granola, maps, fuses, camera.
Clothing depends on the length of the trip. Usually a pair of convertable pants or jeans, long sleeve T, short sleeve T, polo shirt, extra socks and underwear. Then I have a bag full of toiletries, medicines. Another bag holds all my cables and spare batteries.
Want to make a kabillion dollars? Come up with a solution for this, shoes. They must pack small, look good and be inexpensive. Sandles can be packed small but you can't always wear them. Running shoes take a CRAP LOAD of space.
As always I carry extra ROKStraps (do NOT use bungie chords, more eyes have been lost, gear lost, guys have gone down because they can and do fail/break) and a heavy duty cargo net.