Spares for holidays in remote spots..
ichabod
Posts: 78
Hi,
I'm considering a trip or two to some more remote mtb spots such as the Atlas in Morocco and possibly Nepal. I guess it will be impossible to get replacement parts out there so I need to carefully consider what extras I need to bring so as not to ruin the holiday if something goes snap! Obviously cant cover every eventuality but I want to cover the most common.
I have a full sus Trek Ex8. Spares I can think of off the top of my head:
A few spokes
A hand full of chain links (or a whole chain?)
Disc pads (+ oil and bleed kit?)
Possibly spare rear and front derailleurs (could nick these off an older bike)
Inner tubes
A spare folding tyre
A selection of allen bolts
Gear cables
Is there anything that I've missed? Or is any of this overkill?
Thanks
Dan
I'm considering a trip or two to some more remote mtb spots such as the Atlas in Morocco and possibly Nepal. I guess it will be impossible to get replacement parts out there so I need to carefully consider what extras I need to bring so as not to ruin the holiday if something goes snap! Obviously cant cover every eventuality but I want to cover the most common.
I have a full sus Trek Ex8. Spares I can think of off the top of my head:
A few spokes
A hand full of chain links (or a whole chain?)
Disc pads (+ oil and bleed kit?)
Possibly spare rear and front derailleurs (could nick these off an older bike)
Inner tubes
A spare folding tyre
A selection of allen bolts
Gear cables
Is there anything that I've missed? Or is any of this overkill?
Thanks
Dan
0
Comments
-
Mech hanger.
Brake hose and olives.
Don't forget tools, and possibly any cartridge bearings, or grease and ball bearings for wheels/headset.
None of what you've listed is particularly bulky or heavy, so I'd take what you can.Northwind wrote: It's like I covered it in superglue and rode it through ebay.0 -
BorisSpencer wrote:Mech hanger.
.
+ lots also more than one tyre if you are going to go rough
cable cutter for your tool box
spare pump?0