Old 07-25-15 | 06:44 AM
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EastCoastDHer
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From: Oakdale, CT

Bikes: 1998 Specialized FSR 26", 1998 Trek Wade Boots Team Issue 2 XXL 20", 2001 Cortina DH Extreme 8 26", 1999 Sinister DNA (work in progress) 26", 2001 LeMond Zurich (work in progress) 700c

Originally Posted by noglider
I've had many multi-tools and never really liked any of them. It's not that complicated or expensive to bring real tools, and the weight difference is small, too.
Agreed. I carry full sized tools including a chain whip on rides for this very purpose. What you gain in a multi tools space saving ability you usually give up in performance.
I've broken and upgraded enough parts that I now have a small bag of spare nuts, bolts, screws, cables, pulleys and chain links. I also invested in a few spare spokes. Another item I always carry is $10-20 cash in my flat tire kit incase I need to buy a water, phone call or tip someone for helping or giving a ride (a few bucks for gas never hurts).
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