Top 10 Key Pieces Of Kit EVERY Cyclist Needs

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There are hundreds of different gadgets, gizmos, and stuff that you can get for your cycling, but how much of it is really necessary? In this video, Manon and Conor share with us their top 10 essential bits of kit that every cyclist needs so you're prepared for your next ride! 🚴
0:00 - Intro
0:11 - A bike you love
0:40 - Padded bib shorts
1:20 - Spare tubes
1:55 - Pump and tyre levers
2:29 - Multitool
2:45 - A bag
3:21 - Rain jacket
3:58 - Cleaning kit
4:36 - Track pump
5:02 - Workstand
5:47 - GCN+
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@gcn Год назад

What's a piece of kit that you can't cycle without? 🤔

@almassengale Год назад

A bike.

@gjironman13 Год назад

Pump. Saddle bag has the spare

@gjironman13 Год назад

And @Manon just said tuth. Cheers Manon. Cymru ambyth

@bikecommuter24 Год назад

a couple of cleaning wipes in case you need to fix something and get your hands clean or you go somewhere and touch something that isn't exactly up to health code. A couple of the small packet ones work well One item I keep in my tool kit is a tire valve adapter, a Presta to Schrader valve just in case that way I can use a Service Station air hose. when I can find one that works😆 or find a auto repair place and ask to use their air, most will let you or even help you out.

@schrodingerthecat Год назад

When mountain biking I brought a chain break and master link in my saddle bag. Broke a couple of chains to learn that lesson.

@Philobiblion Год назад

I'm old (74) and have been cycling more or less continuously at various levels of seriousness for over 50 years. Several years ago I got a shop stand similar to the Park in the vid, and it has made all the difference in the world. As an older person, I now view it as essential, because I can bring the work to myself rather than having to sit, squat, kneel, bend, contort and curse. It wasn't exactly cheap, but worth every penny.

@gcn Год назад

A work stand is a real step up when it comes to home mechanics! Do you find yourself taking on new jobs at home? 🛠

@ukestjohn Год назад

I'm old (74) also. It has been pointed out to me that when you are young you should move, and when you get older you should move more!! So I still sit, squat, kneel, bend, contort and curse.

@PavelSavyhin Год назад

@@ukestjohn I always ask myself each repair why haven't I bought it yet!? Now I know the answer, thank you.

@Z-u-m-a Год назад

Lights, to be seen. It's a dangerous trend IMO - dark clothing and no lights- which means you can just disappear in shaded areas or evening gloom. And yes I'm looking at you GCN! :)

@roblucchetti2993 Год назад

100% Agree. Even something small that will blink at a steady rate will help in all conditions. Being seen on the road is critical.

@matthewnormand2041 Год назад

I would suggest a tool bottle for carrying spares on a short ride when two bottles aren't needed. I think it's a clean and elegant solution. If I'm going on a longer ride where I'd want two bottles, I'll just move the contents of the tool bottle to a small saddlebag. My $0.02

@cruachan1191 Год назад

I just got an Elite Byasi for my tools and spares, largely in my case becuase my second bottle boss on my bike is under the tube and can't actually fit a drinks bottle where it's mounted anyway, so might as well get some use out of it!

@jacksonbangs6603 Год назад

I would also like to add that cyclist should always have both front and rear lights on their bicycles. You never know when you will be entering a fog or being caught out after dark. I crashed into a creek one night because I had no headlight. Be seen, be safe.

@conteudoanimal.cortes Год назад

Manon and Connor are fantastic together ... gcn could maintain this double ever ... the best one !

@roblucchetti2993 Год назад

I want to add that if you're a bit self-conscious riding in Lycra, mountain shorts are a good alternative. A bit baggy, but with appropriate material on the inside to minimize bunching and a padded inner-seat liner.

@stevedouglas3975 Год назад

By far best thing I ever got was a bar end mirror. Unobtrusive, neat, really effective. If you ride anywhere near traffic(so that's every road rider) an essential bit of kit. I have the Italian Bike Mirror which is glass so doesn't scratch, doesn't vibrate etc. Brilliant.

@chris1275cc Год назад

I think Manon needs the same bit of kit I would need to stand next to Connor, a box.

@Philobiblion Год назад

Everything's better with Manon.

@SioLazer Год назад

And this is going to sound crazy but I swear I learned it from bike mechanics: Old English furniture polish in almond scent. After you clean your bike, coat a bit of the frame with it. Helps the paint shed dirt, gives it a great shine, and it smells really freaking good.

@a1white Год назад

I often just use a small saddlebag for storing an inner tube, multi tool, tyre leavers, as well as my mobile and cash card and my keys when I’m heading off out on a ride

@kevjh.45 Год назад

A turbo trainer can be used as a repair stand as well. obviously not height adjustable,but it holds i in place. Plus a small pack of wet wipes is essential. Use them for cleaning your hands if you need to repair your bike or after eating or a sticky energy gel.Or dare i say it an emergency poop stop

@iammarkstewart Год назад

I jam a pair of nitrile gloves in a small lunch size ziplock so you have repair/poop protection and a small garbage bag if needed to protect soiled items from touching the rest of your stuff.

@Risayogi Год назад

For me, cycling cap is a must have. In the rain, I feel fine riding without rain jacket (if I forget to bring mine), but cycling cap really helps keeping those rain drops away from your eyes, because your cycling glasses may get foggy in the rain, or even worse, water dropping from your forehead or helmet down to your eyes is really annoying

@Esbbbb Год назад

I started with normal running shoes and shorts. I rode a few times and got proper shoes and pedals. I rode a few more times and got bib shorts and a jersey. It can be very overwhelming with all the gear available but definitely shoes+pedals and bib shorts+jersey (and helmet obviously) if you ride on a regular basis.

@nerigarcia7116 Год назад

I also carry a valve extender in case I have the wrong tube or need to borrow one that has the wrong valve length. Around that extender I also have a piece of silcon tape. I also bring a quick link, valve core tool, and for Si, a couple of zip ties. All easy things to store in your pack or pocket.

@123moof Год назад

I'm a big fan of a frame bag. Several of my bikes have them, and I really like the one I sewed up for my road bike (fits like a glove). I prefer it to using a saddle bag and bottle cages for my junk show. For a longer rides (3+ hours) I a top tube bag for easy snack access.

@julianallen515 Год назад

Don't use your thumbs to put a tire onto a rim, use the top of your palms. Much stronger and a bigger area.

@fried86 Год назад

Glasses! I can’t ride without!

@gcn Год назад

Tinted or non tinted? 😎

@fried86 Год назад

@@gcn depends on the weather and brightness.

@stevewilliams5428 Год назад

@@gcn Doesn't really matter. The point of the glasses for me is eye protection, we have evolved with a blink reaction fast enough for walking/running. When cycling the extra speed means we cannot always blink quick enough to stop an object hitting the eyeball.

@wahl-hher6792 Год назад

@@gcn photochromic 😎

@iansingleton Год назад

Not once in all the GCN "kit" videos have I ever heard you guys mention "TOILET PAPER"!!! It's an absolute must on any ride! Just as much as you need rolled up, sealed in a waterproof bag and tucked away somewhere! If you've never been caught out while out on the bike you've not ridden enough! Everyone i know has at some point been caught out and everyone i know carries it. If you're just getting into cycling make sure you take some good old bog roll!

@iammarkstewart Год назад

I mentioned elsewhere I stash a pair of nitrile gloves too that could help out in this case. A small squirter of hand sanitizer is a bonus item.

@ebmike8 Год назад

1:20 spare tube for tubeless. A few months ago I went tubeless against my better judgement and of course my rear tire had a catastrophic failure to where only a tube would’ve helped me. Walked while pushing my bike 10 miles back to my car. Same day I went out and got two new road tires with tubes and 1 extra tube in my pack. Lesson learned.

@iammarkstewart Год назад

Definitely not sold on road tubeless...huge roadside mess if you have to repair with a tube, if you are even carrying one. Still running tubes in my mtbs too, same reason. With mtb, even worse if you're running an insert and need to conduct a tube repair trailside. Don't forget to count the cost of trashed road cleats after the walk back.

@ebmike8 Год назад

@@iammarkstewart Completely Agree. The interesting part was that plenty of road cyclists stopped to try and help but because I was running wider gravel tries (was wearing them out from training before I replaced them with roads) their tubes wouldn't have fit. What made it funnier was that a whole lot of them said "that's the reason I switched back to tubed". Even my coworker who's a tri-althelte contestant and even trains others for tris mentioned her and her husband both swapped to tubed after that had happened to them as well lol. Luckily I had not made the switch to clipless at the time (I switched to clipless that same day when I got my two new tires and tubes) so i was walking back in my nikes lol.

@overdraftracing Год назад

Valve core wrench… only needed occasionally but so inexpensive it’s still worth having. I actually like the ones that are pretend valve covers so you’ve always got it with you!

@clp91009 Год назад

Completely agree. It’s the first thing I check when I or someone in the group gets a flat. Is the valve core loose.

@Marlon_B-8 Год назад

Manon and Connor again! The best 😁 Thank you guys!

@sportstv2275 Год назад

11- extra cash incase you run out of gels during long ride. 😊

@gcn Год назад

Great shout! We've all had an emergency dash to the petrol station! 👀

@KevinAxt-om5on Год назад

Hate to say it but as an older cyclist, my one essential item for every ride is antacid products. Don't leave home without them.

@marknethercoat3314 Год назад

For me, always go riding with lights on - They’re just too many other Road users around who have trouble seeing, so I want to be visible each and every time

@billkallas1762 Год назад

Patch your tubes. Some of my tubes have three of four patches on them. I'm never going to run short on patches since I picked up a box of 100 Rema Tip Top patches (F1 size) I prefer using tubes that don't have threaded valve stems, so I use Michelin Air Comp tubes. They work well with my 38 years old Silca Track Pump.

@kevinsiner Год назад

GCN+ is a must. Great value!

@2626stephen Год назад

Another bit of kit ..... if you call it kit .....SUNSHINE !!! nice one team

@sventice Год назад

I don't at all agree with the padded bike shorts bit, but everything else is pretty solid advice. I especially agree with the advice to get a bike stand; that thing has paid for itself many times over. Pro tip: If you're not really good at DIY, just fork over the $200 and buy a proper bike stand rather than trying to make one yourself; it's probably less expensive that way, and it will be easier to deal with.

@dlucey123 Год назад

I’m curious why do you disagree with padded bike shorts? I find they really increase comfort, hardly ever cycle without them.

@jacksonbangs6603 Год назад

A charged up cell phone is handy in case of an emergency. Speaking of emergencies, be sure to throw in a first aid kit to take care of unexpected crashes and road rash. I have had my fair share of those and know the importance of a first aid kit.

@philrobson4287 Год назад

I carry ear plugs for really windy days or long fast downhills. A doctor I have ridden with carries Demerol a potent painkiller for serious crashes.

@gcn Год назад

That is great prep! 👀

@kevinthomson6324 Год назад

Use my track pump before every ride to set tire pressure right where I want it. My saddle bag never leaves my bike with puncture kit(with spare valve core and chain link), tube, multi tool(has built in tire levers), spare battery for sensors, and a $20 bill. Mini pump attached to one of my bottle cages. I also replace my park tool puncture kit each year and keep my tube in the box to stop friction from putting a hole in my new tube. For really long rides I carry a battery bank to top up my phone. Just in case as so far I’ve been too cheap to buy a bike computer for navigating.

@timstendel4900 Год назад

Am I the only one who loves that "PSSSHH" sound when you disconnect the air hose?

@paulgordon7526 Год назад

Lights ? might need them on a dull day or for night time!

@jonathanbouchard39 Год назад

On my road bike I have a top tube bag with spare inner tube, puncture repair kit, multi tool, and if I had got round to fitting the bigger bag that I have, first aid kit with alcohol swabs, iodine and plasters. I have a frame pump and lights permanently attached, and a bike lock that I take with me if I cycle to work or the shops. My buddy carries a spare gear cable and brake cable and a bike spanner, and a zip-lok plastic bag for his phone if it rains. I am lucky that I live in a tropical climate, so rain is not the end of the world, but I can see that a rain jacket would be for good days when it rains, not for going out cycling in the rain. In this world, anything can happen...

@x9lp4hh Год назад

You two are adorable…without a doubt, the best GCN pair.

@davidlau2467 Год назад

A bar bag with aero handlebars is just criminal

@hydese Год назад

Shoes with cleats, an absolute must in my opinion.

@ChuvaEscura Год назад

gorgeous canyon... my next purchase... in a couple years.. lol

@zeemon9623 Год назад

Bottle holder + filled water bottle is essential on all but the sortest of rides.

@zukzworld Год назад

Maybe few valve extension, because it is not always easy to find a tube with 60mm valve everywhere/any bike shop.

@zackatt6531 Год назад

We want to know everything about the tactics to get the tire back on with our small thumbs 😬

@geoffreyhoney122 Год назад

One 'trick' I picked up from a seasoned mechanic was to make sure the bead of the tire was 'deep into the rim' at the bottom, (away from where you eventually wind up with your thumbs). Frequently ensuring both beads were deeply seated and gradually coaxing the extra bead at the top helped with even the cantankerous tires.

@rosenrotcoyohuehuetzin7802 Год назад

Manoon, I love you, you're awesome!

@cleekmaker00 Год назад

I'll watch Manon anytime! 🖖😋

@andrewmcalister3462 Год назад

I got a bargain bike stand from Aldi. Cheap as, and still going strong 8 years later.

@ByteSizeThoughts Год назад

I like the little cycling caps under my helmet to stop the sweat dripping down my face 😅

@gcn Год назад

They can be super handy! Always worth having one in the back pocket. 🙌

@bubblesezblonde Год назад

Gloves, lights and helmet

@tomassanesson902 Год назад

Awesome cool video

@magellcandelaria1948 Год назад

In my saddle bag I carry a pair of light weight slip-on shoes with foldable soles that can be fitted into my bag. This allows me to walk, when necessary, without destroying my carbon sole road shoes and cleats.

@kenhartman5218 Год назад

What about LUBE(S)? (chamois and chain). I also cannot live without (almost literally) bright rear and front flashing lights (rechargeable).

@logisui Год назад

I think you missed the most important thing after the bike: A comfortable helmet

@yute-hube779 Год назад

Don't need padded shorts because I have a Suntour NCX seatpost on. My saddle isn't padded at all and that's why it's comfier on longer rides. I don't need inner tubes because I'm on Tannus Aither tyres. Don't need tyre levers or a pump. 🙂

@tedallenwolff Год назад

I use a tire lever to get the tire off the rim, but always use a "tire jack" to get it re-mounted. Regardless of how careful I am, using a lever to get the tire back on those last few inches damages the new tube about 50% of the time. A tire jack is lightweight, fits easily in a back pocket, and works supremely well - no more sore thumbs!

@iammarkstewart Год назад

I can attest from my shop experience that with practice, almost every (road) tire is mountable without any tool. It's mostly technique, and the practice. In fact, Shimano carbon wheels are mandated tool-less, and I've both removed tires and mounted tires on them with no tools. Mtb tires on the other hand...good luck with 26" Maxxis DH or DD casings. Sometimes 2 people and a metal tire spoon.

@tedallenwolff Год назад

@@iammarkstewart Sure, with experience and practice anything can be done. But why not utilize a small simple tool to make things so much easier and faster? It's a no brainer for me.

@iammarkstewart Год назад

@@tedallenwolff I wasn't saying you shouldn't use a tool for tire install, I was just saying sometimes you can't and there's opportunity to lighten your tool kit if you chose to do so. But you do you, all good.

@nicknameunavailable809 Год назад

Excellent idea. Been having trouble mounting my tires (getting extraordinary strong thumbs) so just ordered one!

@MarkusFolkesson Год назад

Bad experience with CO2-canisters, go for a pump instead, and not too small (like the one you show). And now a swedish guy will talk abit safety - never hard/sharp objects in your pocket so I totally agree about the bag.

@ameer3li Год назад

Good job ! I'm watching you from Iraq.

@letterstone32 10 месяцев назад

Bandaids, and cloth tape to help with cuts and scratches.

@alexandergilmour8451 Год назад

If you have a tight tyre two toe clip straps equidistant around the wheel to hold the tyre into the well makes all the difference

@almin9751 Год назад

Gotta catch em all kids used to say and I have all of these here listed😅

@chrisstrider Год назад

Ticked all those boxes GCN+ is my rain jacket

@ecopennylife Год назад

Bright coloured jersey & reflective Hovis at night

@larrylem3582 Год назад

Should I get a floor pump instead of a track pump? I never ride at a velodrome.

@alfkh Год назад

i bot a bike stand which is a bit better than manons DIY bike stand for 1/5th the price of the 1 fm park tool. it swings around when i'm cleaning the tires, but its great for degreasing & oiling the chain & reindexing 1s gear as i found out recently!

@jameslee-pevenhull5087 Год назад

Chain Quicklink releasing tool. Remove chain before a whole bike deep clean. Sharp knife for removing glass from tyres. The best are illegal to import from Italy into the UK.

@kbengue Год назад

Mid calf socks. Essential.

@peters885193 Год назад

Great list but, jet washers can easily cause damage to wheel bearings if you are not really careful, I've fallen foul of this and gad to replace them.

@238949 Год назад

I remember a very old GCN video when Simon was ridiculed for having a top tube bag :) :)

@DoNuT_1985 Год назад

I own all of these but I'm guilty of doing most of my rides without spares and tools. I leave it up to my judgement whether I take stuff with me or not. On my typical post-work 1-2 hour rides, I only carry a multitool in my pockets and that's pretty much it. However, I've learned my lesson, when going any longer than that, on new roads or into more remote regions, I'll fit my saddlebag with a spare tube and CO2. Last time I didn't, I had a puncture on a mountain road, shamefully had to walk 15 minutes to the next inn and pay 90€ for the taxi home.

@gcn Год назад

Oh no! That is an expensive mistake 😳 Have you ever got caught out on those shorter 1-2 hour rides? You can still be a long walk home in an hours ride 👀

@DoNuT_1985 Год назад

@@gcn Yeah, but I'm usually within a radius of 15-20 km in populated area, so there's a good chance that somebody can pick me up quickly or public transport is near, plus: It's no big day out, so finishing the ride isn't a priority. I must admit, though ... I take the saddlebag off because I keep my bike in the workstand and due to lack of seatpost length, the clamp doesn't fit with the bag on. Otherwise, I'd probably keep it on all season and would always have spares with me. 😁

@jonathanbouchard39 Год назад

@@DoNuT_1985 Why don't you leave your essential kit on your bike? Sorry - just read the full text above. I clamp my bike by the cross-bar, so that it is more or less balanced on the clamp.

@DoNuT_1985 Год назад

@@jonathanbouchard39 It's a bit quirky but a true story... I just don't want to clamp the top tube, even though that's probably not too much stress when I leave the front wheel on the ground as I do with the seatpost. Just enough to have it secured so that it can't fall when it is parked in the basement.

@paulgordon7526 Год назад

Lol!! You just need to make sure some one on the ride has the tools ;-)

@jacksonbangs6603 Год назад

Might I suggest a proper cycling jersey with pockets in the back for food like energy bars. I have found that on cold days those rear jersey pockets help keep my energy bars and energy gels warm and easy to eat. Don't try to eat a frozen energy bar because your teeth and jaw won't agree.

@saltwatercycles4006 Год назад

First things first : Sunglasses , Cycling shoes & Flashing Tail Light and Head Light ( & some cash for coffee).

@chrisridesbicycles Год назад

If you mention a rain cape, there should be legwarmers, overshoes and long gloves. Nobody should get cold hands and feet when it‘s nice and sunny but not as warm or even worse be stuck inside.

@stuartfreedman6854 Год назад

In addition to all of the above, I carry a pair of latex gloves. Keeps the grit, grease, gunk off the bike after a roadside repair. Also a photocopy of my drivers license and health card along with emergency contact info. Oh yeah - a $20 bill.

@elmerrichardson6413 Год назад

A must have: derailleur hanger. You'll need a ride home if this gets broken.

@kzetting Год назад

How about a video assembling Manon's bike stand???

@mlee6050 Год назад

I am unique, I have a carbon saddle but want shorts that are not padded

@sarahtoustra7127 Год назад

Imagine buying a super expensive aero bike and putting a bar bag on it! 😂

@sybianorgasms5531 Год назад

It’s still needed. I am not a professional racer an i need a saddle bag for my needed items.

@cappaculla Год назад

Imagine owning a really expensive aero bike and doing whatever you want because you paid for it.

@emmabird9745 Год назад

I wasn't counting but I'm sure you had more than ten! I would add a mobile phone and a bit of cash for emergencies. You're miles from anywhere and just ridden over a load of thorns, or a pothole just broke a wheel or you just crashed and broke a bit of you. Or you just over did it and need rescue. A note of caution, Fairy liquid or other washing up product contains salt as a water softener (helps with the bubbles). Salt leads to corrosion. Car shampoos (or caraven versions) do not contain salt so will be better.

@marksIItimewarps Год назад

I'm an all-weather rider but I live down in the hot tropics and rain jacket may or may not be of help due to the heat even if it's raining hard. It may help prevent catching colds in the rain but the heat would be unbearable. Been there, done that and now I never wear rain jacket even if it's raining so definitely not on my kit.

@richardlocke7264 Год назад

I''d like Colin sized Cycling kit from GCN

@johnhoare9979 Год назад

Build your own work stand, yes if live in the wilds of Wales or a member of the A Team, no if you live in a fifth floor flat.

@timtopcat Год назад

Manon you forgot the anti back spackle kit on your seat😊

@inz_uzi Год назад

What about a helmet? Haven't you watched the latest GCN Show? 😀

@JPatteri Год назад

Coffee most definately! :) What are those jackets your're wearing?

@tonyzappa3769 Год назад

Does GCN have a "how to clean your bike" video? I know this sounds basic but I'd hate to wreck something by doing it wrong.

@lestonnay6813 Год назад

I keep some money and an ID (old driver's license) in my tool bag.

@larrylem3582 Год назад

Did you see the GCN video a couple of weeks ago where Ollie and Si express their hatred of bar bags?

@atlantaswelder Год назад

👏👏

@anthonyhatter196 Год назад

Cake! 😂 Have to include cake.

@kenblair2538 Год назад

Great, got them all , but GCN racing, cause not allowed in US.KB

@JayLato Год назад

4:54 my brain stopped at arse.

@robertcatuara5118 Год назад

10 out of 10. Lol

@treyquattro 4 месяца назад

Fairy Liquid? Ollie's not going to be happy with that - he's going to be joining Si in the flames of wrath

@thomasb.4219 Год назад

I never thought my favourite bike gadget would be: a restrap bolt-on top tube bag! Absolutely essential!

@johnstrac Год назад

Anyone know why some Presta valves are threaded all the way along ? Don't know why I haven't asked before but surely that's just a way to ruin the seals on your pump as the threads erode the material ?