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Old 12-02-25 | 07:27 AM
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Bikes: 2022 Fuel EX 8, 2021 Domane SL6, Black Beta (Nashbar frame), 2004 Trek 1000C for the trainer

I normaly carry a small Fiskers saw and pruning shears in my hydration pack. That is unless I plan on going lighter and not stopping anywhere. If I know of larger logs like over 7 inches or so I take a Silke saw. It is the Silky Professional BIGBOY 2000 Folding Saw 360mm XL Teeth (356-36)Silky Professional BIGBOY 2000 Folding Saw 360mm XL Teeth (356-36). This is too large for my hydration pack. I have these rubber strap blocks I use to strap the saw to my bars. It is a carbon bar so I wrap the saw in a towel and make sure the exposed blade is not towards the bar or me.


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Oh also wrap the Fiskers saw in a small dust rag so it does not wear holes in the hydration pack. The pack has a large storage pocket.

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