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Old 05-17-26 | 12:59 PM
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Jughed
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Bikes: Lemond Zurich/Trek ALR/Giant TCX/Stumpy 15

Originally Posted by rosefarts
While one is an enduro style mountain bike, and the other is a touring bike, you're not exactly wrong.

Seems a tad silly since even a small camelback or small fanny pack can carry all the tools I'd ever need for a bike like this and I don't trust any cage to hold a bottle, based on the number I seen strewn across landing zones and the people hiking back uphill for their bottle, I don't think I'll be ditching the pack. Basic tire repair, basic chain repair, and limp it back to the trailhead. It's got a better chance of spending days on a chairlift than being 20 miles from a repair.

Maybe I'll put a rubber snake in there.
I like keeping my tools and stuff inside of the frame, nice and out of the way. Dropper posts don’t allow for seat bags, so the frame space is nice.

But - I can’t fit a tube for the MTB in there. So that remains an issue. I do run tubeless, but having a spare tube would be nice.
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