ESSENTIAL EVERYDAY BIKE TOOL KIT | MUST-HAVE CYCLING GEAR

Hi, I'm Jay, and welcome to The Daily Ride!
Today, I'm sharing my essential everyday bike tool kit for when I'm not on an overnight bikepacking trip or a longer tour. I'll review each item I carry and give reasons for their inclusion in my essential everyday tool kit.
Here's what's covered:
Bike Pump: I use a compact pump that's easy to carry and reliable for my road bikes. Discover why I prefer this over canisters.
Zip Ties: Lightweight and versatile, zip ties can get you out of many tricky situations.
Spare Inner Tube: My approach to handling punctures quickly and efficiently.
Puncture Repair Kit: A mix of traditional and modern solutions to ensure you're covered.
Tyre Boot: For those unexpected big rips in your tyre.
Tyre Levers: Essential for getting your tyre off when you need to fix a puncture.
Hex Multi-Tool: A simple, compact tool that covers the basics without weighing you down.
Each tool in my kit is chosen to keep my load light while ensuring I'm prepared for the most common issues. Join me as I go through each item and share some tips and experiences from my rides.
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[@onemorecyclist]

Great, no nonsense collection there. Never heard of a tire boot before ... definitely getting a couple of those for future longer trips. 🙂

[@Biking360]

@@onemorecyclistThanks 👍

[@whatsupwithrichard]

I usually carry those same items on my everyday rides near home. I have a cartridge on my trike, but I will carry a pump when I figure out how to carry it. There is no place to connect the holder, and it's too long for the trunk bag. I see a different set-up in the future.🤔

[@Biking360]

@@whatsupwithrichard Have you thought if getting a micro pump? They are tiny but still good for close to home.

[@whatsupwithrichard]

@Biking360 Actually, I have the same Mini Morph that you have. I have an option to buy a seat bag where it will fit and also carry other small items. Not. an expensive item.