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Must have's in your tool bag


After todays ride out i thought it is time to sort my tool bag out with some esentials. So already on the list then, 1 x  front  tube, 1 x rear tube, set of short handeld tire levers, 12v pump or hand pump at least cable ties small socket set with allen keys



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Mousses are not legal on the Queen's highway though. no

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Sisyphus wrote:
andrecrock wrote:

After todays ride out i thought it is time to sort my tool bag out with some esentials. So already on the list then, 1 x  front  tube, 1 x rear tube, set of short handeld tire levers, 12v pump or hand pump at least cable ties small socket set with allen keys


personally I'd  recommend mousses front and rear and thereby save all the attendant hassle of carrying all that gear together with forgetting the fear of a puncture.

They are pricey but my last ones kept going for 3 years.....so good investment in my view.


 I would have to agree with cubber on that one!!!!

If the plod know anything about bikes you'd be stright in nick...... Must say though I would just take a 21" tube that way it can be used in both front and back... If your unlucky enough to get two punctures in one ride there is only one answer that's calling the wife or AA/RAC ether way you get yo have a pint 



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4mm ultra heavy duty tubes not road legal either I found out recently

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Harty wrote:

4mm ultra heavy duty tubes not road legal either I found out recently


 Really, why ?



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According to Protyre in Exeter

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The HD and UHD tubes have a nasty (and expensive!) habit of losing their valve stems so probably better off with an ordinary inner tube. Just skin it with an old tube and surely you have the same effect and easier to change the tube if need be?



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TTR wrote:

The HD and UHD tubes have a nasty (and expensive!) habit of losing their valve stems


 Had it with several times with expensive conti ones, no issues with V Rubber.....



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