What do you put in your jersey pockets?

[raleighnut]

Baccy tin and spare lighter, wallet in the zip up one with my cycling keys.

 

[Markymark]

Food.

 

[BrynCP]

Phone and Keys.
If there is a good chance of rain, a waterpoof jacket tightly rolled up.
Longer rides maybe a snack.

 

[Dec66]

Food.

Do you not find the warmth of the lower back adversely affects the taste of the caviar?

 

[Drago]

All these riders who obsess over spec list and manufacturers claimed weights, who then stuff their pockets full of tat

 

[Dave 123]

If I'm on my own it's phone, money and maybe a jacket.


On the tandem, my jersey pockets get used as storage for all sorts! Her phone, a battery pack, her arm warmers, her buff and best of all sweets- she passes them to me over my shoulder!

 

[wonderloaf]

Left pocket: flannel (I get sweaty) & cycling cap
Middle pocket: arm warmers (if required) and clip on sunnies for me glasses
Right pocket: food (gel/flapjack).
Zip pocket: phone.
Sometimes squeeze in another small bidon somewhere if going on a longer ride.
Tools in a tool bottle on frame, waterproof jacket and spare tube strapped under saddle.

 

[Markymark]

Do you not find the warmth of the lower back adversely affects the taste of the caviar?

Actually it tenderises the fillet mignon beautifully.... but it does tend to melt the curlywurly

 

[steverob]

Typically:
Left pocket - snacks
Middle - phone
Right - keys and a pack of tissues
Everything else (tools, tubes, jacket if I expect rain later) goes in my frame bag as I reckon I won't need to access them quickly.

 

[sleuthey]

Works pass with Lanyard!

 

[Dec66]

Actually it tenderises the fillet mignon beautifully.... but it does tend to melt the curlywurly

My fillet mignon goes down the shorts, in lieu of a chamois pad. I'm old school like that.

After 60 miles or so it's beautifully tender, and succulently marinaded.

 

[youngoldbloke]

Handkerchief, map/routesheet, lightweight jacket/gilet, energy bar - soft things

......... I then leave out anything that will hurt/dig in. I don't fall off very often and definitely wouldn't want any thing doing unnecessary damage to my delicate person!

^^^^ this - I know a rider whose phone seriously damaged his back in an off, and almost put an end to his cycling.

 

[Markymark]

My fillet mignon goes down the shorts, in lieu of a chamois pad. I'm old school like that.

After 60 miles or so it's beautifully tender, and succulently marinaded.

And what about the steak...?

 

[Dec66]

And what about the steak...?

Hee hee

I serve it to all my guests. It never fails to meet with their approval.

As for the steak, well...

 

[SpokeyDokey]

No idea how some of these lists actually fit in cycle top pockets. Dr Who would be proud.