What's in the Bag: Trail Ride Edition
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@mattybfat what’s this hip pack Jeremy speaks of?
Minimize Hydration Lumbar Pack V.2
The Minimize Hydration Lumbar Pack was designed to feel invisible. All the essentials: 48oz of water, tools, food, and a light shell, are bounce-free and off your back. As compared to the original, V2 features updated zippers and bar-tack stitching in high wear areas The water holsters carry...
Matty got a kick back when like 20 of us bought them in the winter or spring. I wear mine for NICA and it feels good.
I just use a normal bottle cleaner brush, soap and hot water and it seems to work well. I don’t let it get too funky.
Ian F
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I emptied out my bag and tool roll.
I carry a lot of crap with me, although way back in the day I used to carry a spare derailleur, so...
The upper pile: TP in a bag (definitely a must-carry as I get older 🥴), pump, patch kit, Leatherman, Swiss Army Knife, snake bite kit (probably obsolete), Dart, CO2 x2, two tubes, spare derailleur hangers for the Spot, Megatower and something else I don't remember.
The second pile all fits into an old Park multi tool "kit" from 20+ years ago. Chain tool, valve core tool, Wolf Tooth quick link tool (that I just realized I need to change the spare link in), bacon strips and tool, spare tubeless valve, 1/4" hex driver extension with T30 bit, 1/4" hex driver ratchet, assortment of hex bits, tire boot.
Weight of both piles: 3 lbs, 3 oz.
I carry a lot of crap with me, although way back in the day I used to carry a spare derailleur, so...
The upper pile: TP in a bag (definitely a must-carry as I get older 🥴), pump, patch kit, Leatherman, Swiss Army Knife, snake bite kit (probably obsolete), Dart, CO2 x2, two tubes, spare derailleur hangers for the Spot, Megatower and something else I don't remember.
The second pile all fits into an old Park multi tool "kit" from 20+ years ago. Chain tool, valve core tool, Wolf Tooth quick link tool (that I just realized I need to change the spare link in), bacon strips and tool, spare tubeless valve, 1/4" hex driver extension with T30 bit, 1/4" hex driver ratchet, assortment of hex bits, tire boot.
Weight of both piles: 3 lbs, 3 oz.
-YETI-
Active Member
I’ll bite- what’s the sharpie for?
It's the Florida salt in the air. Ocean salt rusts everything.
JDurk
Well-Known Member
There's always a bill of some denomination in my minimalist wallet. Along with my DL and medical insurance card, sometimes the debit card as well. Road ID on my wrist .
one piece crank
1pc Cranky
Marking puncture locations on the tire/tube, and/or valve location on the tire. I pretty much have not used it since going tubeless, but my SS is still on tubes .
Cash in phone case, behind phone. This is handy on & off the bike. Who actually carries cash in their wallet anymore?
Piston Honda
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I still have $4 in my pack's phone pouch for the Wawa pretzels you guys rave about.
He has a go pro and other things of value that can be sold / traded
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rick81721
Lothar
Mountain and road riding? I always wear a road ID for that purpose.
serviceguy
Well-Known Member
Excuse me while I am foreign, but what is a road ID?
rick81721
Lothar
Comes in different sizes (seen here) and colors. Mine is blue. You customize what info is on it - I included my medical (BCBS) member ID #
you cant figure out mobile wallet on your phone???
as a note, they also come as 'dog tag' style as well, which is the style i wear pretty much always.