Cycle bag and tools

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Dogtrousers

Kilometre nibbler
I have a Twopeak wedge bag and with careful packing it is surprisingly capacious, and I've been using it for a couple of years. I can get into it: two 28mm tubes, levers, multitool, chain tool, adjustable spanner, mini pliers, mini pump, spare AAs, miscellaneous bits and pieces like spare cleat bolts, and still have room for two mini pork pies if the expansion zip is undone.
 
I carry the Topeak rocket Race but as a back-up as I tend to use CO2 first as I'm lazy

Saddlebag wise wedge most of the time and longer trips an Ortlieb Saddlebag to carry a bit extra and a decent lock.
 
Location
Essex
The saddle bag is the one I use and does what it says on the tin... I have one of the multi tools you link to, it's okay, but the tyre levers are flimsy and one of mine snapped when trying to get a Gatorskin off.

Absolutely the same experience here - the only difference being I use a Specialized pump and Topeak Shuttle tyre levers ^_^
 

Dibdib

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Location
Swindon, UK
Another happy Lezyne pump owner here - I much prefer the little screw-on hose you get with most Lezyne pumps, which for me is a lot easier to use than trying to push a pump head onto a flat tube without shoving the valve back into the tyre.
 

BrynCP

Über Member
Location
Hull
I have a Topeak Pocket Rocket Pump http://www.wiggle.co.uk/topeak-pocket-rocket-pump/ . Have only used it twice, once to test it and once on the road, and it worked fine for me: got me sufficient pressure to continue my 15 mile ride home.

I also have a Topeak Wedge Bag 2 (Clip On) saddle bag and it does the job http://www.wiggle.co.uk/topeak-wedge-bag-2-clip-on-medium-saddle-bag/ . I store tyre levers, multi tool, a couple of puncture repair kits and can store two 25mm tubes in there.
 

rd83

Senior Member
The bags are great. I have always gone straight for the Topeak ones. Currently have the medium on hybrid and small on road. I have a Lezyne Pressure Drive mini pump. No gauge but I would imagine I can put about 80psi in with it. The little hose helps as there's not as much risk of ripping the valve from the tube whilst pumping.
 
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