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30-01.-2004, 10:01 PM
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What to take?
I'm doing what should be a 4 day trail ride in a week or so. Ive got my water and cooking(coffee!) situation sorted and I know I should take spare tube, puncture repair, first aid kit and a basic tool kit but can anyone offer some advice or suggestions that might not be so obvious?
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31-01.-2004, 10:51 PM
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Location: Caerffili, Wales
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Re: What to take?
I always take a chain breaker. in my experience this is the most vital tool after the usual suspects (pump, puncture repair kit, etc.). Also a replacement derailleur hanger can be a lifesaver, although if this breaks you can use the chain breaker to convert your rig into a single gear just to get home.
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04-02.-2004, 10:10 AM
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Re: Re: What to take?
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Thanks Lankataf, this is exactly the sort of advice I was looking for, I had'nt considered chain or derailluer problems at all. Cheers J |
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04-02.-2004, 07:07 PM
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Location: Caerffili, Wales
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Re: Re: Re: What to take?
I hope you won't need it.
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