Seatbag checklist - what's in yours?
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Tube
some patches, glue
2 plastic tyre levers
Small pliers for removing thorns
small philips screwdriver
3 and 5 mm allen keys
wallet
keys
On the frame I have a lightweight pump and I clip my mobile phone to the brake cables.
Regards, Anthony
some patches, glue
2 plastic tyre levers
Small pliers for removing thorns
small philips screwdriver
3 and 5 mm allen keys
wallet
keys
On the frame I have a lightweight pump and I clip my mobile phone to the brake cables.
Regards, Anthony
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co2 16g
co2 planet bike valve
cell phone
20 dollar bill
credit card
house key
( thats all i can fit )
co2 planet bike valve
cell phone
20 dollar bill
credit card
house key
( thats all i can fit )
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patch kit
tube (which is kept inside of an old sunglasses case, essentially a fabric baggie which makes it smooth to allow me to put other stuff into there easily)
half of a multi tool
phone
wallet (i use the "magic" wallet which was sold at Jcrew for a while)
keys
tube (which is kept inside of an old sunglasses case, essentially a fabric baggie which makes it smooth to allow me to put other stuff into there easily)
half of a multi tool
phone
wallet (i use the "magic" wallet which was sold at Jcrew for a while)
keys
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tufo sealant,
tubular tire,
truing wrench,
cell phone,
digital camera,
muti-tool w/chain breaker,
kevlar spoke,
battery for computer,
zip ties,
lube...
in pocket: keys, power bars, gu and wallet
tubular tire,
truing wrench,
cell phone,
digital camera,
muti-tool w/chain breaker,
kevlar spoke,
battery for computer,
zip ties,
lube...
in pocket: keys, power bars, gu and wallet
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spare tube
bell multi-tool w/ tire levers
2nd wind inflator
2 12g CO2 carts
cell phone
car/apartment key
sometimes credit card and ID
pretty much all I can fit in there. I'll carry cliff bars in my jersey pockets if I need them. I used to carry the wallet but it doesn't fit anymore.
bell multi-tool w/ tire levers
2nd wind inflator
2 12g CO2 carts
cell phone
car/apartment key
sometimes credit card and ID
pretty much all I can fit in there. I'll carry cliff bars in my jersey pockets if I need them. I used to carry the wallet but it doesn't fit anymore.
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Spare tube
CO2 inflator
one tire lever (only ever needed one)
Mini-Tool
Atwater-Cary's smallest First-Aid kit (smaller than the folded tube.)
Mini-CPR mask.
tucked inside the 1st aid kit.
Aspirin
Nitroglycerin Tabs.
A tube of GU.
A packet of emergen-c (electorlytes powder plus vitamins C and B's)
Zantac, tylenol, immodium, and a packet of sunscreen towlette.
Oh, and a pair of neon green tire-flys with adaptors for nights.
Sounds like a lot but it fits in the smallest size seatbag though tightly.
The first aid kit is more than i'd need personally but i'm a trauma nurse so i figured i'd better have the basics.
CO2 inflator
one tire lever (only ever needed one)
Mini-Tool
Atwater-Cary's smallest First-Aid kit (smaller than the folded tube.)
Mini-CPR mask.
tucked inside the 1st aid kit.
Aspirin
Nitroglycerin Tabs.
A tube of GU.
A packet of emergen-c (electorlytes powder plus vitamins C and B's)
Zantac, tylenol, immodium, and a packet of sunscreen towlette.
Oh, and a pair of neon green tire-flys with adaptors for nights.
Sounds like a lot but it fits in the smallest size seatbag though tightly.
The first aid kit is more than i'd need personally but i'm a trauma nurse so i figured i'd better have the basics.
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2 tubes.
1 package of patches
1 co2 inflator
3 co2 cartridges(1 is in chamber upside down of inflator)
set of tire levels
1 crankbrothers quick tire removal tool
2 five dolr bills
1 torelli mini pump
yikes.......thats enough.
1 package of patches
1 co2 inflator
3 co2 cartridges(1 is in chamber upside down of inflator)
set of tire levels
1 crankbrothers quick tire removal tool
2 five dolr bills
1 torelli mini pump
yikes.......thats enough.
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How resilient are the CO2 cartridges ??
No problem having them in a black bag out in the sun for most of the day?
How long do they last without expiring/leaking?
No problem having them in a black bag out in the sun for most of the day?
How long do they last without expiring/leaking?
#35
grilled cheesus
trek bag with:
2 bontrager tubes
2 tire levers
loaded CO2 with two extra 12 gram carts
i like the idea of putting a cell phone in the bag or arse bag as my wife calls it, but it is almost full. later.
2 bontrager tubes
2 tire levers
loaded CO2 with two extra 12 gram carts
i like the idea of putting a cell phone in the bag or arse bag as my wife calls it, but it is almost full. later.