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Old 05-29-06, 01:42 AM
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45km ride, what to bring?

hey, there is 45km ride and I was wondering, what should I bring? My hydration packs only allow me to bring 1Litre of storage, im thinking of a power bar, a stop bleeding item (dont know what its called), handphone, wallet, anything else? Air pump maybe I put it onto my bike frame.
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Spare tube, Tire levers, most used allen keys, first aid maybe?
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spare tube and tyre levers, hmm maybe i get those, im only taking some quick stop bleeding stuff, a plaster and a swiss knife
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Definitly bring the air pump, if space is a concern mabye one of those mini co2 pumps will suit your needs.

Sombody was raving about a pump that was dual, c02 for quick inflation but also was a good regular pump incase you ran out of C02, thats the pump I want but i have no clue wich it was.

It would be nice to be able to ride with a friend as you can split the load for the important stuff that you both dont need to have.
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in addition to what others have said ( stop bleeding thing sounds like either a band aid,gauze or turniquet all of which are in a first aid kit) I have a water battle with built in filter that I take if there is access to water and space is limited every time I go to the REAL boonies I take it, no matter how much water I have
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its not a band gauze like that, its a can and you spray it over your wound, and your blood just stop coming out, I saw a rider used it last Sunday Oo
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ohhhh , second skin. bandaids take less room in the pack
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Tube, tire levers , pump ,chain tool ,spoke wrench, allen wrenches , water, Clif bars , money and your identification card . I take all of these on every ride . Don't forget your bike , helmet , shoes ......
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Originally Posted by iamthetas
I have a water battle(bottle?) with built in filter that I take if there is access to water and space is limited every time I go to the REAL boonies I take it, no matter how much water I have
That's a good idea , unless you live where I do . If I make it to the water , it means I'm home . I should put together a small 1st aid kit .
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i carry water, 2 tubes, small tool set, pump, tire levers, and a cell 'phone and camera (had one of my pics published by our local paper a couple of weeks ago)...sometimes wear a helmet if riding solo on the back trails

Most important, carry ID, medical insurance cert., and a contact name in case of accident...you never know (wear clean underwear just in case...or so my mom says)
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I'd suggest water and loads!
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