How do you carry tools on your ride? Saddle roll, tool canister, jersey?

[azrider]

Originally Posted by old fat man

https://www.biketiresdirect.com/prod...kaAuoFEALw_wcB

I fit a Pedro's multi tool with chain tool, tire lever and road or CX tube inside. Cash, ID, and patches of I needed too.

Do you carry this under saddle? Mind sharing pic of what it looks like on the bike? thanks.

[Seramount]

in 5 decades, I simply haven't had many breakdowns that required wrenches, screwdrivers, etc...

my roadside repair kit is pretty minimalist, it's basically for just fixing flats. all I carry is:

PDW CO2 inflator
3 16g cartridges
2 plastic tire levers
microfiber cloth (to clean sunglasses)
dollar bills (for spending or tire booting)
glueless patches
ID card

the above goes in one ziploc sandwich bag and 2 tubes in another.

[supercharger]

https://www.sfbags.com/collections/p...ing-club-pouch

It carries a spare tube, two CO2 carts, inflator, tire levers, patch kit and tire boot. I slip it in the middle pocket of my jersey. I carry my phone, ID and $20 in a separate case in a one of the other jersey pockets.

[jtakeda]

multi tool
patch kit
tube
1 tire lever
co2
silca co2 head
phone
ID
Credit Card
Cash

All go in a saddle bag pouch my friend made.

For longer rides all this plus an extra tube and crap ton of food go in the rando bag.

For MTB
all above in my hydration waist pack

[GOTHBROOKS]

my gucci bag fits a co2 inflator with two cartridges, a 700x40 tube, a crank brothers multitool, some glueless patches, and a tire lever.

[Bob Ross]

Originally Posted by GOTHBROOKS

Is that a bong?

[peanutgallery]

SWAT, I open the door on the downtube and everything I need fits inside. Runs the whole length and holds way too much. Comes with special rolls with tabs and all that to fish them out. Beauty of carbon, specialized has done it on some carbon mtbs for a while

1 - 2 tubes, 2 20g co2, ultraflate, quick link, crank brothers multi took and the cheapest tire lever you've ever seen. Room for more, usually put my key in there too

[soulspinner]

Originally Posted by Seramount

in 5 decades, I simply haven't had many breakdowns that required wrenches, screwdrivers, etc...

my roadside repair kit is pretty minimalist, it's basically for just fixing flats. all I carry is:

PDW CO2 inflator
3 16g cartridges
2 plastic tire levers
microfiber cloth (to clean sunglasses)
dollar bills (for spending or tire booting)
glueless patches
ID card

the above goes in one ziploc sandwich bag and 2 tubes in another.

Exactly my list. Fits in my jersey though......

[peanutgallery]

It's a horn to announce arrivals and danger

Originally Posted by Bob Ross

Is that a bong?

[mcteague]

Originally Posted by Mark McM

Someone once said, "The tools a rider brings with them tells a history of all the things that they have broken on a ride."

In all my years of riding I have only had three items break while on a ride, saddle rail, crank arm, pedal body and pedal spindle. My multi-tool was no help there. No tool really, just need to ride with spare saddle, crank and pedal I suppose.

Tim

[CunegoFan]

I don't have a beard or enough tattoos to use a tool roll so it's a small saddle bag for me.

[pobrien]

I have been using clear zip-loc bags for awhile together with a Rapha essential bag for ID and phone. I was going to get a tool wrap but tried the zip-loc bags once and was sold on them.

I put the Rapha bag in middle jersey pocket in the event of a crash as it contains no metal bits that might cause back injury.

[joosttx]

Originally Posted by peanutgallery

It's a horn to announce arrivals and danger

Its a horn to “stay high”errrr “say hi” to others on the trail.

[Hellgate]

I use an LG bag with an integrated blinkie. It's small. 2 16gm CO2, Leynze CO2 head, 2 tire levers, multitool with a chain tool, 4 & 5 mm full size wrenches, tube. And duct tape wrapped around a cartridge. It's amazing how that tape comes in handy.

Typically I end up using the tools to help other on the road. It's amazing the number cyclists who don't carry the basics.

Oh! And this year reading glasses in my pocket. Middle age sucks...

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[Ralph]

In a medium sized seat bag, I carry whatever I'm likely to need on a ride. 2 Tubes, park sidewall patches, some allen tools and a multi tool with chain breaker, tire irons, 3 12 G co2's, quick links, money (doubles for side wall repair), etc. I like Mark's response above.....I carry about anything I have ever needed before, plus what my riding buddies won't carry because of their vanity, or the correct "look" of the bike, and because of the 'weight" thing.

My pockets are for food and phone and spending money.