The gear you can't live without...

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  • dewaynef
    dewaynef Posts: 2
    Speedplay Zero's
    Saddleco Flow (May have to live without some day)
    Halo head gear
    Etxe Ondo anything
    Cycling glasses (currently Jawbone)
    Take-A-Look Mirror
    Zune
  • markdavidhill
    markdavidhill Posts: 279
    My beautiful Brooks Swallow Ti.
    Team Madison Genesis Volare & Condor Super Acciaio
  • AussieFatso
    AussieFatso Posts: 2
    Bike: Lynskey Pro 29ner
    Garmin
    Camelpak (girl's cut the MOST comfy out of all the ones I've tried, bought or won)

    Plus newly addicted to tee shirts from Cycologygear.com and waring every day. :)
  • Scot2000
    Scot2000 Posts: 1
    Right now, arm warmers, hat and sunglasses :)
  • Atomtigger
    Atomtigger Posts: 19
    1. Lights: Exposure Maxx D front light + Hope District rear light.
    2. Tool: Topeak tyre lever (the one that splits into two).
    3. Equipment: Charge Spoon saddle (used it lots - see www.mysteeldonkey.com)
    Planet X SL Pro
    Trek 1.9c
    Condor Pista (44T x 17T)
    Trek Fuel EX8
    GT Peace 26" (36T x 15T, I think. Mud and sticks in the way)
    Oh, and lots of lovely secondhand bits from eBay...
  • Maxgearette
    Maxgearette Posts: 3
    My lovely speedsuit 8) ! http://nicolasoden.blogspot.com/2011/11 ... rbone.html
  • smiley_boy2501
    smiley_boy2501 Posts: 126
    My smartphone. Google always makes routes look easy to follow.

    My gloves. It's wet and windy in Manc.
  • optonj
    optonj Posts: 1
    1. gore windbreaker vets
    2. good gloves
    3. cell phone
    4. multitool
    5. arm warmers
  • Mapman
    Mapman Posts: 254
    1 Cloth cap ,keeps the sun and sweat out my eyes . Very usefull for winter days when the sun is low in the sky.
    2 My winter drink mix . One third aldis smoothie, two thirds water ,with half a teaspoon of ginger paste ,and just a small pinch of chilli paste Gives it just a little bite ... Lovely .
    3 The garden fleece i use to cover my bikes in the dirty garden shed ,keeping them nice and shinny .
    ENJOY the winter sun and keep riding !
  • rob21
    rob21 Posts: 284
    my i pod on a long ride :)
  • daysofspeed
    daysofspeed Posts: 105
    rob21 wrote:
    my i pod on a long ride :)

    Just bought my first bike and was wondering if people rode with earphones. I assume quiet-ish to stay safe?
  • bucks
    bucks Posts: 91
    camelbak bottles
    oakley jawbones
    good bib tights
  • rob21
    rob21 Posts: 284
    daysofspeed wrote:
    rob21 wrote:
    my i pod on a long ride :)

    Just bought my first bike and was wondering if people rode with earphones. I assume quiet-ish to stay safe?
    i have my i pod on every ride,and have it loud and ive never had any problems :D
  • wardieboy
    wardieboy Posts: 230
    34/25
  • guinea
    guinea Posts: 1,177
    The singular most important thing for me would be a track pump.

    I'd ride any bike, any tyres, wearing any clothes but I would give up cycling before I would use a hand pump once or twice a week.
  • rake
    rake Posts: 3,204
    A gas powered soldering iron. heats up really quickly.
  • mrbrightside
    mrbrightside Posts: 214
    Endomondo GPS tracker for Blackberry, hooked on it. MrsBrightside and the lads in the office are all signed up too.
  • billybiker
    billybiker Posts: 272
    Di2
    www.withamwheelers.co.uk
  • hodge68
    hodge68 Posts: 162
    garmin 305 and montane wind proof, good on the bike and the run.
    Ridley Boreas
    Spesh RockHopper pro
    Boardman cx comp

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