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[Closed] Help my spec a new emergency tool kit, please!

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I carry a quick link but i also carry the four or five links of chain that you take out when you fit a new chain.


 
Posted : 18/04/2019 12:52 pm
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Space blankets are a great idea to carry. In-fact I'm think that stuffing those into the fork steerer would be a good use of the space.


 
Posted : 19/04/2019 3:18 am
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I carry a quick link but i also carry the four or five links of chain that you take out when you fit a new chain.

I also do this but take two quick links so replacing a section of chain is easy. Also run all my bikes in the same chains to make this easier. In my big bag I'm pretty sure I still have 9 and 10 speed links as well.


 
Posted : 19/04/2019 3:20 am
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On local rides I carry:

Pump

Tube

Levers x2

Crank Bros multi-17 tool

wolf tooth chain pliers and chain links

Zip ties

£5 note that can double as a tyre boot

A tubeless tyre sealant thing prefitted with an anchovie (protected with a pen cap).

All carried in a Zefal muppet bag under the saddle.

For longer rides I would shove in a second tube, artificial (kevlar) spoke, and brake pads.

Talking of zip ties, have we mentioned George Berwick and his broken frame yet? http://www.thedrumup.co.uk/cycling-riders/george-berwick-500km-on-a-broken-frame/


 
Posted : 19/04/2019 9:08 am
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Top bodge that's a proper break too


 
Posted : 19/04/2019 12:50 pm
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