Carrying Tools

Clever Pun
Clever Pun Posts: 6,778
edited May 2008 in Commuting chat
At the moment I carry some tyre irons, innertube combi tool etc in a saddle bag, I recently got a carbon fibre seat post... it's very pretty and I want to keep it that way, does any one have any suggestions about different bike attachments that means I don't have to put more weight on my back

thanks
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  • DavidTQ
    DavidTQ Posts: 943
    Clever Pun wrote:
    At the moment I carry some tyre irons, innertube combi tool etc in a saddle bag, I recently got a carbon fibre seat post... it's very pretty and I want to keep it that way, does any one have any suggestions about different bike attachments that means I don't have to put more weight on my back

    thanks
    I can fit all my puncture gear in a drinks bottle if you actually use your drinks bottle fit a second cage and bottle if your bike has the mounts.
  • redddraggon
    redddraggon Posts: 10,862
    I use a saddle bag on my carbon seatpost - it's fine.
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  • Belv
    Belv Posts: 866
    Take off the nice carbon seat post and put it in a glass box to be admired for all time, then get that seat post/track pump combination.
  • Clever Pun
    Clever Pun Posts: 6,778
    Belv wrote:
    Take off the nice carbon seat post and put it in a glass box to be admired for all time, then get that seat post/track pump combination.

    heh
    Purveyor of sonic doom

    Very Hairy Roadie - FCN 4
    Fixed Pista- FCN 5
    Beared Bromptonite - FCN 14
  • always_tyred
    always_tyred Posts: 4,965
    Electrical tape - just where the saddle bag wraps around the post.

    Sod's law dictates that the day you go out without a tube/multitool is the day that you have to fix a routine mechanical.

    Personally, I cycle with a Brompton in a backpack, just to be sure.