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A i was thinking if any benefit of going to 800mm aswell.

 

hahahha, thats why asked for full pic to see if that saddle bag is hanging around.

 

I have the holy rail from Lyne and i still hear fair amount of noise from it (tied up co2 bombs), so just weighin up if i need ot go hip bag aswell

I ended up taking my rails off, I have my spare tube, slugs and plug in a strap on the seat tube.

 

Tools are strapped to the down tube.

 

Got the giant clutch to stash a co2 in the head tube. Hand pump in the hip bag.

 

With enough time and money, you can get almost everything nearly on a bike.

 

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My Specialized SWAT with a spare tube a couple of bombs, an air tool, a pump, 3 tire levers, big multi tool, plugs and plug tool [emoji12]

 

*pic cropped to show the tools on errrr in the bike

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I still rate the SWAT system as one of the best stash solutions in the industry. My fiance's Stumpjumper is filled up with our spare tubes and bits. 

 

She carries that and I carry the tools. 

 

I do have a Tubolito in my hip bag though for the odd occasion that I'm out on a solo ride.  

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I ended up taking my rails off, I have my spare tube, slugs and plug in a strap on the seat tube.

 

Tools are strapped to the down tube.

 

Got the giant clutch to stash a co2 in the head tube. Hand pump in the hip bag.

 

With enough time and money, you can get almost everything nearly on a bike.

 

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so you also experienced the noise for the holy rail? and just tossed it rather?

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So the accepted formula for the amount of bikes you should own is N + 1, this we agree!

 

Having research this and found it to be extremely accurate but not altogether achievable or sustainable due to the increasing cost of compliance, I thought that surely similar formulae exist for other facets of cycling...my research has found that the same formula exists for footwear...

 

Having deduced this, I now present to you for your eye-ball feasting, my latest attempt at compliance and effort to engage the retro facet of my personality (albeit not a large one but never-mind, the formula does not choose your predilection, it is omnipotent) :

 

 

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so you also experienced the noise for the holy rail? and just tossed it rather?

Nope, just found it less suitable than I would have liked. Mine where never noisy, I had 2 of them.

 

My current solution is just more cost effective, no need to have 2 full sets of everything. The expensive stuff can simply move from bike to bike, but each one can have all their cheap stuff.

 

I found “hiding” things away easier and neater with straps.

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So the accepted formula for the amount of bikes you should own is N + 1, this we agree!

 

Having research this and found it to be extremely accurate but not altogether achievable or sustainable due to the increasing cost of compliance, I thought that surely similar formulae exist for other facets of cycling...my research has found that the same formula exists for footwear...

 

Having deduced this, I now present to you for your eye-ball feasting, my latest attempt at compliance and effort to engage the retro facet of my personality (albeit not a large one but never-mind, the formula does not choose your predilection, it is omnipotent) :

 

I love the retro look. From the boardroom to a quick century after work.  :drool:

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So the accepted formula for the amount of bikes you should own is N + 1, this we agree!

 

Having research this and found it to be extremely accurate but not altogether achievable or sustainable due to the increasing cost of compliance, I thought that surely similar formulae exist for other facets of cycling...my research has found that the same formula exists for footwear...

 

Having deduced this, I now present to you for your eye-ball feasting, my latest attempt at compliance and effort to engage the retro facet of my personality (albeit not a large one but never-mind, the formula does not choose your predilection, it is omnipotent) :

Those remind me so much of the first cycling shoes I ever used, they were my dads old shoes and the "cleat" for the tow hook pedals was nailed to the wooden sole of the shoe.

 

Really cool

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So the accepted formula for the amount of bikes you should own is N + 1, this we agree!

 

Having research this and found it to be extremely accurate but not altogether achievable or sustainable due to the increasing cost of compliance, I thought that surely similar formulae exist for other facets of cycling...my research has found that the same formula exists for footwear...

 

Having deduced this, I now present to you for your eye-ball feasting, my latest attempt at compliance and effort to engage the retro facet of my personality (albeit not a large one but never-mind, the formula does not choose your predilection, it is omnipotent) :

And it matches the bar tape nogals?!? Trés chic darling.

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So the accepted formula for the amount of bikes you should own is N + 1, this we agree!

 

Having research this and found it to be extremely accurate but not altogether achievable or sustainable due to the increasing cost of compliance, I thought that surely similar formulae exist for other facets of cycling...my research has found that the same formula exists for footwear...

 

Having deduced this, I now present to you for your eye-ball feasting, my latest attempt at compliance and effort to engage the retro facet of my personality (albeit not a large one but never-mind, the formula does not choose your predilection, it is omnipotent) :

I am jealous - so I'm going to be nasty - time to clean your handlebar tape.  It looks tacky with those pristine shoes - and the pretty Giant

 

Sies man!! 

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Nope, just found it less suitable than I would have liked. Mine where never noisy, I had 2 of them.

 

My current solution is just more cost effective, no need to have 2 full sets of everything. The expensive stuff can simply move from bike to bike, but each one can have all their cheap stuff.

 

I found “hiding” things away easier and neater with straps.

Reme would you mind posting close up pics of how you strap the tube etc down please. I've all of a sudden this weekend also decided to take off the saddle bag because it doesn't look so nice, although it's practical to put everything in there.
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So the accepted formula for the amount of bikes you should own is N + 1, this we agree!

 

Having research this and found it to be extremely accurate but not altogether achievable or sustainable due to the increasing cost of compliance, I thought that surely similar formulae exist for other facets of cycling...my research has found that the same formula exists for footwear...

 

Having deduced this, I now present to you for your eye-ball feasting, my latest attempt at compliance and effort to engage the retro facet of my personality (albeit not a large one but never-mind, the formula does not choose your predilection, it is omnipotent) :

Nice shoes.

 

How about you take the leg warmers off though?

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So the accepted formula for the amount of bikes you should own is N + 1, this we agree!

 

Having research this and found it to be extremely accurate but not altogether achievable or sustainable due to the increasing cost of compliance, I thought that surely similar formulae exist for other facets of cycling...my research has found that the same formula exists for footwear...

 

Having deduced this, I now present to you for your eye-ball feasting, my latest attempt at compliance and effort to engage the retro facet of my personality (albeit not a large one but never-mind, the formula does not choose your predilection, it is omnipotent) :

 

mooi skoene

 

 

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