Suggest a small, elegant saddle bag.

[Mitford]

I want a tiny one to take a tube, multitool, keys, tyre levers, in a discreet, non-flashy design.

 

[Kestevan]

Its called a "pocket" and you'll find them on the back of your jersey

 

[Hill Wimp]

Look at the Topeak range.

 

[Globalti]

Bontrager and Topeak do some nice little ones but try to find one that doesn't dangle from the seat rails by a couple of straps as the straps wear out. Either get one with a sliding clip that bolts to the rails or one with a plastic W shaped hanger that hangs off the rails, with a stabilising velcro strap for the seatpost. I always find the seatpost straps too long and end up getting the needle and thread out to stitch a bight in to shorten them so that the velcro actually meets.

 

[HorTs]

I like the Ortlieb Micro saddle bag. It comes in a range of colours but judging by your post you'd want the black one.

 

[I like Skol]

I'll second the Topeak range. I got the Wedge for my road bike, I think it's the micro version and it is small, discreet and just fits a multi-tool, tube and levers with room for a bit of cash and a chain link. Pump is clipped to frame next to bottle cage and anything else goes in pockets (phone and...... well, just a phone really)

EDIT: looking on the web it appears it is an Aero Wedge mini with quickclip. The quickclip is a really good attachment that clamps to the saddle rails and allows other size bags to be swapped depending on the rides requirements.

 

[Hacienda71]

I have a fizik one, easy to take off and just the right size for essentials.

 

[vickster]

I have a baby Bontrager one which I would be prepared to part with

 

[Globalti]

I've just remembered... it's the Scott bags, which have the very good W shaped hanger.... better than two straps and easy to swop the bag between bikes.

(Each of our bikes has their own permanent bag with the correct size of spare tube inside, along with two tyre levers and a mini-tool.)

 

[Arjimlad]

I bought one of these in Decathlon in France for, I thin, 4 Euros. It's very neat & understated. 0.4litres, it holds a bike tool, spare tube, etc rather well.

There's some reflective detailing on the back and a strap for a light.
http://www.decathlon.co.uk/basic-04l-id_8036818.html

 

[Steve Donovan]

I bought one of these in Decathlon in France for, I thin, 4 Euros. It's very neat & understated. 0.4litres, it holds a bike tool, spare tube, etc rather well.

There's some reflective detailing on the back and a strap for a light.
http://www.decathlon.co.uk/basic-04l-id_8036818.html

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I've got one of these too. It's ok. Fits what you need into it. I don't much care for the look of it though.

 

[400bhp]

I have a fizik one, easy to take off and just the right size for essentials.

And it falls off too.

 

[simon.r]

I like the Planet X small bag. Out of stock at the moment though

http://www.planet-x-bikes.co.uk/i/q/BAPXSSB/planet_x_small_saddle_bag

 

[Sara_H]

I bought one of these in Decathlon in France for, I thin, 4 Euros. It's very neat & understated. 0.4litres, it holds a bike tool, spare tube, etc rather well.

There's some reflective detailing on the back and a strap for a light.
http://www.decathlon.co.uk/basic-04l-id_8036818.html

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We've got that exact one on all our bikes with tube, tools and rubber gloves inside!

 

[Leodis]

Bought one for my new bike but think I will only disgrace my bike with it on longer rides