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    Tools/spare parts?

    Ok, this has probably been ansered somewhere but I can't find it so I'm gonna throw it out there again What would be the minimum tools and or spare parts you should take out when going out on the trails.

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    local rides(day rides) ive just got spanner, 3tyre irons, a little patch kit.
    overnighters - spanner, 3tyre irons, a little patch kit, wire, bungy, lecky tape, zippy ties, Beer.
    dont forget beer
    'Good things come to those who wait'
    Bollocks, get of your arse and go get it

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    Depends.......

    On a newish bike, just what dino said On an older bike I carry allsorts, enough to strip the bike down on the roadside (DR350 excluded ) and bodge something up
    What Oscar said is prolly best though

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    I always carry.
    • bike specific tool kit
    • tire irons
    • spare tube
    • tube repair kit
    • first aid kit (kathmandu kit + a few extras)
    • survival kit (fire lighter-fire steel,survival knife,paracord)
    • food
    • water
    • various sized zip ties
    • duct tape


    I don't bother to carry beer, cause I know dino carries some I can steal.

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    I'll just make sure I ride with people who have all of the above.

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    I forgot - always have a little shit to help:


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    DONT forget the Dunny paper
    'Good things come to those who wait'
    Bollocks, get of your arse and go get it

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    And a pump

    I carry a shitty old push bike pump (off a raliegh twenty). It's enough to get a few pound of pressure in.

    pump
    2 tubes
    tyre repare kit
    2 tyre levers
    soapy stuff
    small rubber hammer (bloody DR650 17 inch tyres )
    spanners etc
    pressure gauge
    Basic first aid (amazing what you can do with sticking plaster tape stuff, you know, the stuff you cut yourself)
    cable ties
    duct tape
    small length of rope
    rubbish bags

    what else.....I think that's about it.
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    Search 'tools' in the 'Setting up for adventure riding' sticky...
    Cheers,
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    It's amazing what you can carry in a small bag like on the back of my bike. Don't leave home without it.

    Oh, and always have cash. Even a grumpy farmer may help when a 20's waved in front of his nose.

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    This has been well covered in Zukin's sticky.

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    yep been asked before, but.......

    2 tubes
    2 shorty tyre levers
    set of allen keys (most don't fit anything but I hate breaking a set)
    pliers
    some spanners
    pump
    clutch and brake levers cabletied to frame.
    survival bag
    cable ties
    pocket knife
    some nuts and bolts
    small puncture repair kit
    duct and insulation tape.
    Some other shit that I can't remember and sometimes less cos i leave it in the shed.

    Don't worry about a first aid kit cos I can't really see the point. e.g. a first aid kit is no use for broken bones, and tee shirts/pressure etc are all you need to stop serious bleeding.

    There
    I mentioned vegetables once, but I think I got away with it...........

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    Quote Originally Posted by Woodman View Post
    yep been asked before, but.......

    2 tubes
    2 shorty tyre levers
    set of allen keys (most don't fit anything but I hate breaking a set)
    pliers
    some spanners
    pump
    clutch and brake levers cabletied to frame.
    survival bag
    cable ties
    pocket knife
    some nuts and bolts
    small puncture repair kit
    duct and insulation tape.
    Some other shit that I can't remember and sometimes less cos i leave it in the shed.

    Don't worry about a first aid kit cos I can't really see the point. e.g. a first aid kit is no use for broken bones, and tee shirts/pressure etc are all you need to stop serious bleeding.

    There
    What about locktight?


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    That would be a bit like shutting the barn door after the horse has bolted, or was that a KLR (Keep Loctite Ready) dig.
    I mentioned vegetables once, but I think I got away with it...........

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