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- Puncture repair Kit including- patches, sand paper, glue,tire boot, valve extender x 2, Y1000 note (this is for emergeny or to act as a large tire boot), spare chain links
- Mini Pump
- Gas Pump
- 2x Gas cylinders
- 2x tire levers
- Multi Tool
- Mini Chain breaker
- 2x spare innertube
- Specailist spoke took for which ever wheels I am riding.
- Standard spoke wrench 4 sizes key.
- Survival Sheet
- Miniture 1st aid kit
So far my plan B has been to either lock up the bike and come back with the Prius to pick it up....
Jeeves the butler is just a call away to come and fetch me in the Bentley!
Pandani bike bags
Saw them in Nalsima a couple of weeks ago. Some nice designs there. Pimp My Rinko.
Here's a link to their online store
http://pandani.shop-pro.jp/?mode=cate&cbid=280615&csid=0
At ¥6,800 the price is comparable with the Mont Bell bag I use now. I like that the Pandani is colorful, has a separate bag for the front wheel, and has an elasticated hem. The drawstring on the Mont Bell is fiddly.
I don't like that the Pandani has no straps to tie everything together and to hook over my shoulder. I like to have my hands free for keitai/camera/general mischief. When I was a toddler I carried my teddy bear around in a bucket on the crook of my elbow so I could have my hands free.
Jury is out. I'll wait until I see one in action. I have more bike bags than bikes so there's no rush.
Great list! The survival blanket stands out as something that could be quite handy, especially now that it is getting a bit chilly. Nice that you can pack it all in a pocket.
I was after something which worked with the rear wheel on. Eventually got a Tioga which came in the bottle holder container. Good to know that these are probably nicer than they seem, not a bad option for getting a small packing size.
The Pandani do work with the rear wheel still on. One of the reasons I like these is because you don't have to worry about all thwe straps and things and carry the bike by hooking the saddle over your shoulder. (Different horses for different courses I guess) I prefere to pack super-lite.
Haven't used any of my saddle bags in years but may reconsider. Prefer back pockets for most stuff.
God I hate those things......what is wrong with your jersey pockets?
The Pandani do work with the rear wheel still on. One of the reasons I like these is because you don't have to worry about all thwe straps and things and carry the bike by hooking the saddle over your shoulder. (Different horses for different courses I guess) I prefere to pack super-lite.
it fits like a skirt with openings at the top and bottom and drawstrings to close.
The wheels do stick out the bottom (on purpose), but it isn't going anywhere.