Getting ready for a 5-day bike tour so I figure that's as good excuse as any to share the tool roll I take on these things. This kit has gone through some iterations but I think it's fairly solid now. It's not ultra light but that's ok for the style of touring we do. There are some things I might do differently if I was starting from scratch (like maybe the victorinox bit driver) but it's not enough to make me want to replace anything I already have.
The zip ties make me think this is an electric bike? Or are they just generally useful?
It looks like a very modest kit to me.
Have you ever used the fiberfix? How well did it work?
What pressure are your tires? High pressure tires are a nightmare with those tiny hand pumps.
One tiny bit of kit I carry is a valve adapter so I can use the air at garages. Depends on your tire ... and location.
Towels and wipe pads are useful after a fix.
@number6 Not electric, zip ties are just generally useful! They work for anything loose that needs to be held in place. I think both bikes are at around 3–4 bar. I don't enjoy using the little pump but it's fine.
Had a spoke break once, got the fiberfix, no spoke has broken since. Does that mean it works?
We have towels/wipe pads in the camping gear (and other useful stuff).
That sounds like it worked. Wait, did you eventually replace the fiberfix?
The thought crosses my mind, that if fiberfix works, why not replace *all* the spokes with it?
I have fiberfix (or something like it) in my kit, but have never used it.
I've heard that some people carry extra spokes in their down tube.
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