I'll start-

1 Co2 Pump
2 cartriges
2 ultra-light tubes (I got ultra-light so I could fit two in the same area as one regular tube)
Patch kit
Crank Brothers multi-tool
20 dollar bill
Bandaids

I'm pretty close except 3 CO2s and the cash an bandaids are in my pockets with the mobile and a copy of my DL and Healthins. I buy the same tubes for the exact same reason. Specialized Turbos come in a little baggies and I can get an extra one in there. I actually strap the pump to the outside of mini seat bag with a cartridge in it.

it depends, i have 2 saddle bags, a big one for solo rides and a small one for group rides. if i'm going on a really long ride, like say a century or metric century, i'll bring the big one just in case anything happens... twice...

for solo rides:
2 Bontrager Superlight tubes
4 co2 cartridges
1 inflator
2 tire levers
1 mini tool
1 $20 bill
my cellular phone

for group rides:
1 Bontrager Superlight tube
1 co2 cartridge
1 inflator
2 tire levers
1 $20 bill

i don't bring much with me if i'm riding with other people, because i know everyone's willing to help each other out if anything arises. the only reason i carry a lot with me if i ride by myself is because i usually ride before work, and i don't want to have to tell my boss i was a few hours late because i got 2 flats, and i had to walk X amount of miles in cleats...

i dont use a seatbag. they are called pockets.

Patch Kit
co2 inflator
2 cartridges
multi-tool
phone
keys
gu gel

i was thinking about getting one of those road IDs...anyone have one?

The usual, plus a few packets of Flents Wipe N Clear pre-moistened Lens cleansing tissues, for when the Oakleys and Garmin become caked in sweat.



You can purchase a box of 200 packets at Costco for $8.50.

https://www.costco.com/Browse/Product...2&topnav=bdoff

i hope you don't carry co2 cartridges in your pockets, because the last thing i would want to feel if i took a spill is one or two co2 cartridges digging into my lower back...

Seat tubes? Nah.

Everything goes in my pockets.

Also, a packet of these, 200 calories:




Target sells a 12 pack.



https://www.nabiscoworld.com/Brands/P...uct=4400008844

Dead bodies... Oh you said seat bag, err never mind. Forget I said anything.

It depends. I don't always carry a saddle bag.

Seatbag:

• spare tire, if using tubulars
• tubes, if using clinchers
• CO2 cartridges + pump
• plastic tire irons
• bicycle-specific multi-tool

Jersey pockets:

• gels and energy bars
• plastic bag with DL, credit card, $100 cash, cellular
• full waterbottle if it's hot outside
• housekey
• additional gloves, if needed

right now, all i've got in there is a beat-up old schwinn multi-tool. my current patch kit is too large to fit the bag...

EPO & testosterone patches

Nothing.

Everything I could ever need, including water fits nicely in my hydrapak.

Very stupid reply. Why not start your own thread about pies? I'm sure other pie enthusiasts would recommend their own recipes

I don't carry a saddlebag because I don't use it at all. I ride tubular so I carry a cell phone to get the GF to pick me up during flats.

Yes... I like it a lot too. Very sensible thing to wear. There's probably a million poor man's versions (ie. piece of paper in the saddle bag or something), but on the wrist is a good place.. and they're very nicely constructed. For $20 you can't go wrong.

As for the OP: 1 tube, 2 co2, mini tool, 1 pedros tire lever, 1 miniscule co2 inflator, mini chain tool, patch kit, tire boot. In the pockets go road rash kit, some cash, phone, house key, food.

-Crank Brothers multi tool
-CO2 with one cartridge included
-Park Tool self adhesive patches
-tire irons
-cash
-debit card
-driver's license
-cellphone
-keys
-Shot Bloks (on occasion)

I figure if I need anything more than that I just wasn't meant to ride that day and I should just give someone a call to pick me up. Actually, now that I think of it, I'm suprised all that fits in my medium sized saddle bag.

Tons of condoms. An incredible amount, really.

Topeak Compact Survival Tool Kit with a spare tube, Co2 catridge, $10, car keys, and jelly bellys or some snack.

Cell phone, camera, and ID in the pockets

Anyone have a link to this ID tag?

i carry a few of those too, in my E-Pack, along with a few Rice Krispies Treats. you can never have too many RKT's with you...



Fig Newton's are an excellent source of energy, but i prefer the fat free ones, you can find them at Super Stop and Shop...

https://www.roadid.com/

I use this. Figure it's easier to give contact information using the tag than trying to remember during a concussion (knocking furiously on wood)