A. Random Haha, I hate being the only guy carrying tools and essentials. Some times I feel like saying I didn’t bring supplies so my buddies know to never rely on me. I like riding without a pack too.
2 important extra things: an extra derailleur hanger and a gear cable. They wheight grams and you'll thank god (or someone else) to have them with you ;-)
This is this stuff i bring on big trail rides in the woods. [--[ saddlebag ]--] - 2x latex gloves - tissue - spare inner tube - 2x tire levers - multitool - c02 pump +catridge [--[ framebag ]--] - spare derailleurhanger - tiewrap - KMC quicklink - velcrow tape - first aid bandage - 2x powerbars/ snickers - super patch kit [--[ jacket ]--] - car key - phone with bankcard en cash [--[ in my car trunk ]--] - Food - 1L water - clean clothes - towel - spare outer tire - big pump - 5L watertank to clean bike after trail - cleaning spunge - cleaning brush - car soap - degreaser spray - old towel to clean bike - big plastic bag for dirty clothes - ducttape - powerbank - rain jacket jack
good vid, though I the three other most important things I carry aside from a multitool are a headlamp/bike light, small med kit with trauma bleeding kit and matches and lighter.
Like your video. Highly recommend a small headlamp. Getting lost or making repair can sometimes run you into the dark on the way back. Hard to ride a trail holding your phone for a light. Also toilet paper or wet wipes or paper towels. Never know when you're going to realize you didn't eat the best thing before you left:-)
#1 toilet paper just in case, I always keep some in a Ziploc bag in my walking and hiking packs, the Ziploc bag can also be used to protect your phone if the rain gets so heavy your pack is filling with water.......I've known people to keep their phone in a condom when hiking in torrential rain so maybe an idea for us mtbers.
I really need to get some spare tubes and tire leavers.... I am going on a big ride today mainly bush trails with a small amount of asphalt. I’ve only got a mini pump a couple zip ties and a set of Alan keys. I have the guy feeling we are going to get a puncture so let’s hope we don’t because it will be a good 15km+ walk home 😬
Ron Martin Look into Israeli bandages- similar but you can find videos using them as a compression bandage, sling, or tourniquet, - an awesome piece of trauma kit straight off the battle field! I also ride with a legit tourniquet just in case...
don t forget to tell people where you go and when you normally come home take a fully loaded phone with you and leave the unlock code screen off for the emergency's paramedics
I bought a second new bike just to keep locked in my oversized suv incase i need more rep points to front the trail pimps that also bought extra everything to do everything and go everywhere yet dont ride further than 5 miles away. Did i win yet???
I once bonked so hard that when I finally got to the trailhead table, I hate trail mix and then fell asleep while eating. Baffled many riders going through
I know it’s been long time 😂 but this is my first time to see this video and its so perfect I have one question do i realy need torque wrench or multitool is enough ? i like to fix things by myself specially in this crisis we live in right hope it go away sooon 🙏🤩
Hey i picked up a brand new 2015 fox 32 evo fork for my xc bike. Did a lowers oil and new seals and the rebound and lockout stopped working. Seals and fox gold fluid were to address the tsb. Any ideas ? That due to not enough fluid?
hi guys witch company do you think makes better bikes? mondraker or pivot cycles.... and between the mondraker dune carbon xr and the pivot firebird witch one do you think is more capable?
Just because somethings more expensive doesnt mean its better. Yes, every high end bike is going to be good but price doesnt define what is best. In this case the firebird is better for sure. But if you're a beginner you shouldn't be buying a top end 180mm enduro bike
Not normally, I usually just take multi tool, cable ties, gloves (my grips get slippery), and my wallet, phone, and keys because I have to drive to the trails.
Absolutely. I ride in pretty remote places and usually on my own. This list doesn't cover what I carry on a permanent basis. It just stays in my bag at all times. If I can't fix a broken chain, puncture, snapped cable or broken mech hanger I could be in serious bother.
