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I've used the contents from my saddlebag more than once on our lovely SA roads, and most of the time i'm on my own when i get a flat. Couldn't give a rat about the look... at least i know i'll be getting home if the **** hits the fan.

My back pockets are used for "pad kos" and stashing the arm warmers when they come off later on during the morning ride

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Posted (edited)

+1 on the LEZYNE wallet.

Not cheap though.... and the tyre levers are a little flimsy.

 

It is more expensive than a ziplock bag but have you seen the damage all the bits do to each other after a month or 2?? This keeps everything apart and its really fast to find anything you need. Worth every cent. If I rememebr it was just over 200 zumas.I put my own stronger levers in it. I bought an empty one and put my own tools in it.

Edited by MuddyMike
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And you can inflate it with your mouth.

 

I found that the presta valve chipped my teeth so I rather used the minipump mounted on the bottlecage. :D

 

Then again. I don't remember when I last road my rode bike.

Posted (edited)

ok ASG as u started this u should now propose a solution? we dont want hydration packs, saddle bags or to tape items to our bikes.

 

​We would prefer carrying it in our back pockets.

must include

1x spare 29er tube

1x bomb plus 2 refills

1x puncture kit(tubeless)

1x multi-tool

2x gator

2x tire levers

Edited by VicanZA
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You also sport the latest in lycra fashion and you recently upgraded to a 29er right?

If i did, which i don't, the hoot will still apply.

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