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<blockquote data-quote="cleonard" data-source="post: 27882" data-attributes="member: 21">I go even more overkill.&nbsp; One thing I alway have is one of the SPOTs.&nbsp; I feel something like it is required for solo riding.As far as CO2 goes it usually only takes a couple to seat a tire.&nbsp; I carry a pump because others usually have CO2 and my pump is a backup.&nbsp; It takes about 1000 pumps with that thing to seat a rear tire.&nbsp; I am going to get a &quot;Second Wind&quot; pump that is both a CO2 system and a manual air pump.First I have the tools on the bike.&nbsp; I call it the rebuild the bike on the side of the trail.&nbsp; I use the tools from this kit for most of my bike work both at home and ony in the field.8,10,12,14,17 combo wrenches5.5, 6, 8 ,10, 12, 14,17 sockets&nbsp; some duplication as I have 1/4 and 3/8 drive3/8 ratchet, 1/4 ratchet, 1/4 Thandle that takes 1/4 socket on all three endstire iron8 inch Crescent (doubles as second tire iron)5,6mm allen in both L wrenches an 3/8 drive2 small vice gripsstraight and phillips screwdriverscrewdriver that takes removable bits including a 1/4 drive oneregular and needle nose plierschain breakeroffset screwdriversmisc nuts and boltsputty 5 minute epoxybike air pumpLeatherman multi toolfront tubeair pressure gagebungee cordswire for temp attachmentsA bunch of stuff that I'm forgettingBackpackEnough clothing not to freeze should I break my leg.cell phoneSPOTGPS Flashlight(s)between 2 and 6 liters of water depending on tempother chilled beverages dependingTPPAper towleswipescashwalletkeyscameraspace blanketOther stuff depending on the ride.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="cleonard, post: 27882, member: 21"] I go even more overkill. One thing I alway have is one of the SPOTs. I feel something like it is required for solo riding. As far as CO2 goes it usually only takes a couple to seat a tire. I carry a pump because others usually have CO2 and my pump is a backup. It takes about 1000 pumps with that thing to seat a rear tire. I am going to get a "Second Wind" pump that is both a CO2 system and a manual air pump. First I have the tools on the bike. I call it the rebuild the bike on the side of the trail. I use the tools from this kit for most of my bike work both at home and ony in the field. 8,10,12,14,17 combo wrenches 5.5, 6, 8 ,10, 12, 14,17 sockets some duplication as I have 1/4 and 3/8 drive 3/8 ratchet, 1/4 ratchet, 1/4 Thandle that takes 1/4 socket on all three ends tire iron 8 inch Crescent (doubles as second tire iron) 5,6mm allen in both L wrenches an 3/8 drive 2 small vice grips straight and phillips screwdriver screwdriver that takes removable bits including a 1/4 drive one regular and needle nose pliers chain breaker offset screwdrivers misc nuts and bolts putty 5 minute epoxy bike air pump Leatherman multi tool front tube air pressure gage bungee cords wire for temp attachments A bunch of stuff that I'm forgetting Backpack Enough clothing not to freeze should I break my leg. cell phone SPOT GPS Flashlight(s) between 2 and 6 liters of water depending on temp other chilled beverages depending TP PAper towles wipes cash wallet keys camera space blanket Other stuff depending on the ride. [/QUOTE]

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