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Old 05-26-09, 10:34 PM
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valygrl
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Fiberfix spoke (or 2) instead of regular spokes so you can replace a broken drive-side spoke w/o removing the cassette. You can ride on the fiberfix long enough to get to a bike shop for a real repair. Make sure the multi-tool has a spoke wrench that fits your nipples.

Brake pads.

One brake cable.

A couple of zip-ties and a small roll of duct tape.

Forget the CO2 pump on a tour - you're going to need a pump good enough to top off your tires every couple of days anyway. Topeak Road Morph is great.
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