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  1. #5
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    I carry CO2. Because I ride where lots of other cyclists are riding, I'm pretty sure that if I really needed a pump, someone cycling along would let me use his/hers.

    I did buy a Road Morph for my C&O ride, but usually don't carry that with me.

    I have NO idea how good it is, but Nashbar sells a very small pump that is also a CO2 dispenser. It's small enough to fit into their (very generously sized) seat bags.

    What a biking buddy recommended I put in a seat bag when I got my bike was:

    a spare tube (the most important item IMHO)
    tire levers
    multitool
    patch kit
    something to use as a boot (a piece of old innertube, a dollar bill, SOMEthing! I know one person who keeps a $20 in the seat bag; it's a boot or a cab ride home)

    I also have my CO2 cartridges, etc. in my seat bag, and one or two latex gloves.

    I use a handlebar bag, too, and in that, I have a little boo-boo kit: antiseptic wipes and band-aids and the like.

    Have fun!
    Last edited by owlice; 12-05-2009 at 05:18 AM. Reason: forget about the patch kit until reminded by Oakleaf; fixed a stupid spelling error

 

 

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