Track Equipment Storage

Posted on Sun 30th, January 2011

• #1

pistaboy

What is everyone using to hold spare chainrings, cogs, tools etc?
I've had quite a search, but with little return.
I've seen Adman's awesome hard box carrier - but wondered what others are using?
• #2

rhb

the floor

;)

Asda have some cheap mini (hobby size) tool boxes at the mo, for £4

Ikea Billy bookshelves work well here too
• #3

rhb

P.s. I'd love to find some Pegboard to mount tools on the wall like they use in proper workshops... not sure where to source though.
• #4

gizmond
• #5

pistaboy

That's what I was thinking of gizmond - have you got that one?
• #6

gizmond

Yes. Works fine, Carry cogs 12-16, chainrings 47-51, Some tools and a few spares
• #7

pistaboy

and i've only just realised that you have linked the picture - cheers gizmond

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