Dude - I do the exact same sort of thing with all of my odds and ends and I am all about sewing! My sewing machine is just another tool! Now I'm going to check that tube.... Thanks for the vid
We are pretty new to the mtb community. Many of your hacks are going to go far for us but with that said, I do like to have a decent sized multi sided screwdriver. The kind with 2 size philips and flat you just pull them out and flip them over. Relatively cheap. Thank you for this info. It will really go a long way for us.
5:40 I have Wolftooh Pack Pliers which you can store to pairs of chain links. It also has valve core tool. Report Music spambot, also if you see Logan it's probably spam bot too.
@@TrailBreaker for me it was a good buy, but of course depends on what you already have, but I like having the chain links secure in the tool, it uses magnets to keep them secure.
Trexx 454 Both are good! I have a ziplock baggie with TP, alcohol wipes, bandaids and Neosporum in the main bag. Flashlight is my phone. Better get a backup 😊
I just ordered that same hip hydration pack from REI - tired of the big Camelback 3 L pack. Too hot in the summer aurs.nd lots of weight too high. Going to get mine stocked up like you.
Like your little pouch 👍. You could probably sell them ha ha I have to admit that since I got my new bike I don't carry any tools. I like travelling light. I need to get organised. Have you actually needed any of your spares/tools while you're out and about?
Yeah, Actually a couple of times. The most recent time I mentioned in the video where my tube was bad. I've given out master links and tubes a bunch of times😀
Thanks, Jav! It doesn't if you tighten the side straps and the straps at the bottom. Pros: small, low center of gravity, light weight. Cons: With my tools and food packed I can only get about a liter of water in the bladder and the bladder is difficult to clean
