How light is(n't) your saddle bag?

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tinozee
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by tinozee

Somehow I can get through 30,000 miles since I got rid of saddle bag with zero issues. Just put crap in a zip lock and stuff in jersey pockets. I even carry extra bottles in jersey too.

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rmerka
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by rmerka

If I had a nickel for every ziplock bag of stuff, keys, phones, etc. I've seen on the side of the road I'd buy a new bike.

Grill
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by Grill

And how, pray tell, are these ziplock baggies just flying out of pockets? Has never happened to me in well over 30k miles of riding...

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rmerka
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by rmerka

I don't know, I use a saddle bag.

sungod
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by sungod

Grill wrote:And how, pray tell, are these ziplock baggies just flying out of pockets? Has never happened to me in well over 30k miles of riding...


they probably dropped out of saddle bags that'd been left open or just fell apart :)

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rmerka
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by rmerka

:thumbup: You're probably right!

Marin
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by Marin

125g, plus a Lezyne pump in the jersey pocket :)

Most times I put the bag in the Jersey too though.

0302
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by 0302

I thought mine was heavy at 475g

I ride clinchers and carry the following:
2 Tubes
2 16g CO2 cartridges and adapter
9 tool multi tool

In my pockets I carry phone, wallet, and 1 tire lever (when I remember it).

Marin
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by Marin

* 1 Conti supersonic tube in a plastic bag with valve extension & cap mounted
* 2 Conti tire levers, 1 modified to have a spoke hook & 1 just lightened a bit
* sandpaper
* 6 patches - 4 small 2 large
* glue
* 3 banknotes for Haribo & tire patching
* another valve extender
* 2 cable ties, just in case
* Ritchey CPR-9 tool, with the 6mm allen cut off, under 20g now
* 2.5mm allen key for Sram derailleur adjustment
* a pair of surgical rubber gloves, if I'm out on the bike with the white bar tape and have a drivetrain problem

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reknop
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by reknop

I'm using a Scicon Elan 210 Caronium saddle bag, with:

1x Continental Race 28 tire
1x Set Tacx Mini Tyre levers T4885 (Very lightweight and well designed tire levers: http://www.remo-knops.com/5101/tacx-min ... ers-t4885/
1x Topeak Micro AirBooster CO2
1x CO2 cartridge 12 gr
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FIJIGabe
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by FIJIGabe

0.0g, however, I do ride with a Garmin Virb on the back of my bike to record the ride.

stanseven
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by stanseven

Ozrider wrote:I keep it simple
Lezyne carbon pump - mounted on seat bottle cage. Pump weighs less than a canister and inflator and can be used multiple times
Arundel Uno saddle bag
1 x Conti race light tube
1 x Pack Lezyne or Park patches
2 x Michelin tyre levers
Total about 280g


This is pretty much what I do except I carry the mini pump in my jersey pocket. I hate the look of any pump mounted on a bike.

russianbear
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by russianbear

For most rides when I'm not venturing too far:

1 tube
1 pedro lever
1 Lezyne road drive alu pump (in pocket)

I keep everything in my jersey pocket.

natefontaine
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by natefontaine

413g
Vittoria Evo Crono 22mm w/ 88mm valve - 181 g
Shimano Pro Medi Quickrelease - 112 g
2 x 12 g CO2 - 83 g
1 x Pedros lever - 21 g
Genuine Innovations Airchuck - 16 g
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Spanglo
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by Spanglo

480g

tube
tire lever x2
co2 x2 and adapter
patch kit

Phone doesn't fit in the bag so it goes in a pocket.

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