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  1. #8
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    Apr 2009
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    It's bike riding food. That and fig newtons.

    Hmmm, in my seat bag I have:

    2 spare tubes, 1 700c and 1 24"
    patch kit
    multi-tool
    ball wrench
    compact screwdriver
    tire pressure gauge
    spare stem
    spare stem caps
    tire levers
    small pack of bandaids and antibiotic cream


    In my camelbak-equivalent:
    Driver's license
    cell phone
    bike lock
    maps
    glasses
    money
    debit card
    keys
    foodal items - dates, raisins, butterscotch, bananas, PB crackers
    water IN the camelbak-equivalent reservoir
    SPF 45 chapstick
    If the ride is > 50 miles
    • extra bottles of propel
    • extra bike shorts
    • rain gear
    • extra gloves
    • spare 24" tire (lashed to my rear rack)
    • sample size sunscreen (for touch-up)


    on the bike:
    the seat bag
    frame pump (Topeak Morph)
    however many water bottles will fit under the frame pump (usually one large, one small) containing watered down gatorade or propel
    Cyclometer (I forgot that one, LOL!)

    On my person:
    helmet
    hair band (and I DON'T mean an 80's glam rock musical combo)
    gloves
    sunglasses ($10 from the hardware store, basically tinted safety glasses)
    bike shoes (in the hopes that some day, I WILL clip in again)
    The camelbak-equivalent of course
    Slather up with sunscreen which usually lasts 'til the end of the ride

    Things I'm going to add because I have them now and didn't use to:
    digital camera
    digital video camera if multi-day (slightly larger than the still camera)
    spare cell phone battery, fully charged and in a heavy duty ziploc bag

    Things I'm going to add after reading other people's lists:
    Magnifying glass
    Last edited by ZenSojourner; 04-25-2009 at 02:13 AM.
    By charity, goodness, restraint, and self-control men and woman alike can store up a well-hidden treasure -- a treasure which cannot be given to others and which robbers cannot steal. A wise person should do good. That is the treasure that cannot be lost.
    - Khuddhaka Patha

    The word of God comes down to man as rain to soil, and the result is mud, not clear water
    - The Sufi Junayd



 

 

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