Crazy light bike tool
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Crazy light bike tool
http://www.amazon.co.uk/Ritchey-CPR-9-0 ... B002XYC7WU
Anyone using one of these? I suspect it'd snap like a toothpick but i dont know, might be brilliant?
Anyone using one of these? I suspect it'd snap like a toothpick but i dont know, might be brilliant?
Re: Crazy light bike tool
That'll be nice when you crash with it in your jersey pocket!
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Who carries tool in a jersey pocket?
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Mamils.ScotRoutes wrote:Who carries tool in a jersey pocket?
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Where would you put it if you aren't carrying something strapped to your bike or a rucsack?ScotRoutes wrote:Who carries tool in a jersey pocket?
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I think you've answered your own question right there.
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Surely if you need somewhere else to carry it, you're already losing the weight benefit?
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In my roadie, I'll only carry my front door key, a second spare tube and my phone in my rear pockets (gels too). Wouldn't fancy crashing onto my multi tool or worse still, my mini pumpScotRoutes wrote:Who carries tool in a jersey pocket?

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Problem with those kind of tools is that the multi headed thingy prevents the allen keys getting to awkwardly placed bolts plus you'd also need to lug a chain splitter with you.
I'll stick to my topeak alien - heavy but solid
I'll stick to my topeak alien - heavy but solid
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Here's what I did and still using it that way.
http://bearbonesbikepacking.co.uk/phpBB ... nies#p7019
http://bearbonesbikepacking.co.uk/phpBB ... nies#p7019