What's in your bag? / Everyday carry (EDC)

rep for ts

1. Mission Workshop Vandal
   
2. Kryptonite New York
   
3. Moleskine sketch book w/ 31trum leather cover
   
4. Matte black Fisher Space pen
   
5. Koh-I-Noor clutch pencil
   
6. Nicorette inhalator cartridges
   
7. T-Mobile Wi-Fi internet dongle
   
8. 32Gb memory stick
   
9. Spare spokes/nipples (polo, innit?)
   
10. Length of inner tube
    
11. Brisbane Outdoor Gear tool pouch
    
12. Topeak Turbo mini track pump
    
13. Hope Vision 1 light
    
14. Spare 26 x 1" tube
    
15. Nicorette inhalator
    
16. Coppers, bit of silver
    
17. 31trum wallet
    
18. 31trum phone case
    
19. LG Nexus 4
    
20. Keys on Nite-Ize B-Biner
    
21. Fibre Flare rear light
    
    

1. Disposable vinyl gloves
   
2. Chain tool
   
3. Spoke key
   
4. Spare Stronglight chainring bolt
   
5. Lezyne puncture kit
   
6. No #6, lolz...
   
7. Black hockey tape (polo, innit?)
   
8. 8mm allen key
   
9. Spare links of 3/32 chain
   
10. Park Tools imperial/metric allen keys
    
11. Victoinox Champ knife
    
12. Adjustable spanner
    

your're humping too much stuff, troop.......

(next to coins) is that a bifter?!

or a tampon?

Good threat - will get around to adding to this before long.

Good threat

Uh, well, if that's your bag ... :)

Oooops typo.

stealth thread merge?

Empty my pockets for Spotter.

3) 1993 Seiko Pepsi 7002 watch with Nato strap

Could you not wear it to save space?

Mine are so boring.
Not Riding day:

Phone, 31trum holder
Lamy, Pencil
Shitty, blood-stained notebook.
Access Cards- 1 for house, 1 for Surgery, 1 for patient information
Stethoscope.

Riding day:

The above plus
Lock, P@£4re tools.
(Not pictured- rainjacket, key for lock, lights)

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Wow, I had no idea this forum indulged in the ridiculousness of the 'EDC'.

My contribution - http://farm9.staticflickr.com/8173/8045549185_13bb4a8b5c_o.jpg

As for digital maps vs real maps;
If you want to get to know a place, take your eyes off the twatnav and keep them on the road. There are probably enough road signs to get you where you want to go. It is incredibly unlikely that you will become genuinely lost.
For the times when you are, paper maps are often superior when it comes to calming the fuck down and actually realising where you need to go next.
Digital maps and GPS are useful, but I'm astonished how many people see them as indispensable.

Wow, I had no idea this forum indulged in the ridiculousness of...
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Der, if you people ditched all that cycling bollocks you'd have much lighter bags.

1. Mission Workshop Vandal
   
2. Kryptonite New York
   
3. Moleskine sketch book w/ 31trum leather cover
   
4. Matte black Fisher Space pen
   
5. Koh-I-Noor clutch pencil
   
6. Nicorette inhalator cartridges
   
7. T-Mobile Wi-Fi internet dongle
   
8. 32Gb memory stick
   
9. Spare spokes/nipples (polo, innit?)
   
10. Length of inner tube
    
11. Brisbane Outdoor Gear tool pouch
    
12. Topeak Turbo mini track pump
    
13. Hope Vision 1 light
    
14. Spare 26 x 1" tube
    
15. Nicorette inhalator
    
16. Coppers, bit of silver
    
17. 31trum wallet
    
18. 31trum phone case
    
19. LG Nexus 4
    
20. Keys on Nite-Ize B-Biner
    
21. Fibre Flare rear light
    
22. Disposable vinyl gloves
    
23. Chain tool
    
24. Spoke key
    
25. Spare Stronglight chainring bolt
    
26. Lezyne puncture kit
    
27. No #6, lolz...
    
28. Black hockey tape (polo, innit?)
    
29. 8mm allen key
    
30. Spare links of 3/32 chain
    
31. Park Tools imperial/metric allen keys
    
32. Victoinox Champ knife
    
33. Adjustable spanner
    
    

i think we have uncovered the cause of TS's bad back

Everyone nerged...

1. Map
   
2. Folding saw
   
3. Secateurs
   
4. surgical gloves
   
5. hand-wipes
   
6. Various sizes of plastic bag
   

1.Stuff

(left my lock at work today)

sumo repped, glad someone's got a bag as messy as mine

You are breaking the law btw

Also Opinels have a locking blade, so it's not just the length.

Did it occur to you that maybe I have a good reason?

My job required me to cut a lot of cardboard up.

That's why I've got this one - no locking blade and 6cm long

i think we have uncovered the cause of TS's bad back

Boom!

(wait for mine)

personally I'm with this guy

BTW My back is now A1/100%... Pilates FTW...

^ That's a light load BTW, I'm generaly also carrying my laptop/charger, two polo mallets, knee pads, elbow pads, hurling helmet and polo balls (beer) etc...

My load is light when I walk/drive (I think it was here already):

• sketcher's watercolours,
  
• Moleskine watercolour pad,
  
• Konica 35mm zone finder,
  
• 31trum pencil case, phone case, speed wallet
  
• Faber Castell watercolour pencil sharpener
  
• Sanyo 1970s watch
  
• some pens and erasers, mini cigars, first aid, knife inside the pencil case
  
  

As I cycle again, I carry much more on the bike, but only 2-3 times a week and on a short distance. Picture tomorrow.

That pencil case is awesome.