I was thinking of getting the Lezyne Smart Wallet as it should hold most of what I carry. Multitool with chain tool, puncture kit, 2 tyre levers, phone, cash/keys and ID. It fits in a jersey pocket.
I also carry a mini pump (Lezyne again!) and a packet of jelly babies!
Basics are tube, levers, Park glueless patches, pump, multitool, phone, debit card and a fiver, and a couple of Rice Krispies Squares.
Pump goes on the frame, everything else in jersey pockets.
Then maybe arm warmers, gilet, more food, and lights depending on the route and the weather. Still goes in pockets but I do have a very small seat pack I use occasionally.
tube, levers, patches, tool, phone, some cash wrapped around my debit card, some cereal bars/flapjacks/gel (depending what I find) all in small saddle bag thing. Pump, glasses, CO2, raincoat in jersey pocket.
2 tubes, 2 CO2+head, 2 Pedros levers, multi tool and a wee patch kit in a Park quick patch box all in a seat pack (I have withdrawn my recomendation for that particular seat pack though). Used to be a topeak road morph pump in the pocket instead of the CO2. as seen in [url= http://singletrackworld.com/forum/topic/i-know-its-illegal-butwhat-road-seatpack/page/2#post-3530793 ]this[/url] thread.
Also a gel/bar for eating + an emergency caffeine gel (worse tasting the better so you know it's never going to be a temptation when you don't need it) in one pocket and phone and a tenner in a zip loc baggie in teh other.
Leaves plenty of pocket space for stashing rain cape/gilet/arms/knees in the current changeable weather.
Lezyne pumps are great but be careful if you have Conti innertubes. Its quite easy to unscrew the valve-core and end up pressurising the pump. If you haven't got the right tool you're then stuck with an intertube with no valve.
CO2, tube, multitool, patches, chain links in a tiny 0.2L saddle bag from decathlon.
Wallet/phone/keys go in a little 'purse' that nicely fits in a pocket.
Longer rides an extra tube and CO2 allong with food in one pocket, gilet and arm warmers in the other.
Tool bottles are all kinds of wrong, why? Are you that much of a stickler for 'the rules' that you won't use a saddle bag and leave the bottle cages for bottles? Where do you keep water on long rides?
Tiny under saddle bag has tube, patch kit, tyre lever and a basic multitool.
Pump in right jersey pocket
Gel/bar in left pocket
If it looks like I need it then some sort of spare clothing in middle pocket (gilet or waterproof or leg warmers) along with phone/tenner wrapped up in a plastic sandwich bag for waterproofing.
Bottle of water in the bottle cage.
I've lost one pump and destroyed one phone as they've fallen out of jersey pockets (hands on the drops in both cases). how do you lot do it?
Never had a problem with things falling out of jersey pockets, even on a high speed rocky descent on my tourer/cx - it had got properly cold so the arm and knee warmers that had been helping stuff my pockets and hold the pump securely for the climb were being worn for the descent.
Are your jerseys a 'racing fit'? I guess if they're a bit loose stuff can bounce about more.
pump usually goes in the pocket with my raincoat (once the coat is on hard for anything to bounce out) and my jerseys all have zip pockets for my phone (if it goes in my pocket of course).
How come pumps rather than CO2 ?
Tube, small multi-tool, tyre levers, keys and an inhaler under the saddle.
Pump, gillet, phone, £10 and gels in the jersey pockets,
Water on the frame.
MTFU generally left at home.
As mentioned above - i've CO2 now, only recently got round to buying one. But can't fly with CO2 so have to carry pump on hols.
scruff - I have a CO2 capable micro pump. It'd be awful for inflating a tyre to full pressure but I think if I get to a situation where I run out of tubes (it's why I carry patches after all), running out of CO2 would be likely too. This seems the best of both worlds (the pump is about 4-5 inches long).
Rubber mallet.
Ball of string.
Wolf.
Candle.
9v Battery.
Some Lira.
Sheeps clothing (for the wolf).
Helium balloon.
Lump of coal.
Rubiks cube.
Boomerang.
1 Easter egg.
CO2
Tube
1xGel
Phone
Keys
water in bottle cage
all in jersey pockets, as saddle bag would be a breech of rule #29
As much as I enjoy The Rules they are, in the main, written by Americans, trying to be Europeans/look like the pros they are not, so what would they know?
Bottle or two depending on distance/weather.
Multitool, co2 canisters, tube, tyre lever in small saddle pack.
Door key and tenner in sunglass cover in pocket.
Phone in pocket.
Food/gels in pocket.
co2 pump thing in pocket.
Gilet in pocket if not wearing and weather looks dodgy.
Rubber mallet.
Ball of string.
Wolf.
Candle.
9v Battery.
Some Lira.
Sheeps clothing (for the wolf).
Helium balloon.
Lump of coal.
Rubiks cube.
Boomerang.
1 Easter egg.
This
Mini pump
Tube
Very small plus patches
Tyre levers
Phone
Keys
gel/bar
All in jersey pockets
