Road bike spares.

[Blackadder]

I don't carry my medical aid card with me , but I never leave home without my ICE id on my wrist which has my medical aid details as well as Name, id number and emergency contacts.

 

Snap. I think this is very important advice. Carry a medical aid card or an ICE id-type bracelet with the relevant info on.

Edited October 20, 2013 by Blackadder

[TALUS]

I ride tubeless (road and MTB)- so only plugs, quicklink, pump, multitool with chainbreaker, money, phone. Question: why 2 tubes and not 1 tube and patches? Surely all is lost timewise when you get the second flat anyway?

[Pusher]

It appears two tubes is the way to go! I better add another!

[Cat2forLife]

I ride tubeless (road and MTB)- so only plugs, quicklink, pump, multitool with chainbreaker, money, phone. Question: why 2 tubes and not 1 tube and patches? Surely all is lost timewise when you get the second flat anyway?

 

Sometimes the CO2 bombs don't work so well with patched tubes. And I don't carry a pump. That's my reason anyway

[Guest DieBees]

I dont belive nobody mentioned the medical aid card

Cheers

Dion

 

Medical aid card is very important, it can help to identify the injured.

 

 

[Ecko_1]

I must make a point to start packing my medical aid card.

 

I carry 2 tubes due to a past experience. 2 punctures on a one out ride and I only had 1 tube on me. It was a long walk home.

[NotSoBigBen]

I dont belive nobody mentioned the medical aid card

Cheers

Dion

 

I hope Tumbleweed took note!

[Cippo]

1 tube, 2 bombs + adapter, tyre levers, patch stickers, medical aid card, atm card, R50. I don't carry a saddlebag, it goes into a pockpack.

Edited October 21, 2013 by Cippo