The Best TRAIL TOOL BAG for Bikepacking or MTBing - Don't leave without these items!

You should not leave your house and go biking without bringing THIS bike tool kit! In this video, you will see over 30 items that you need on your biking trip and why they are useful.
We discuss the best bikepacking toolbag to bring with you in case of emergency and things that will help you fix your bike while out on the trail.
This biking tool bag can be easily moved between your bike camelback, fanny pack, or frame bag. watch more to see all the useful biking gear items included in this accessory bag!
Let me know what you bring in your toolbag on your mountain bike rides!
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[@scottrok13]

Nice!

[@GoodwinBiking]

Thanks for watching!

[@cami2cu]

A lot of things I didn’t think about. Great video, thanks!

[@GoodwinBiking]

Thanks for watching 😉

[@madrapperdave]

Really enjoying your videos. I'm feeling the inspiration growing to produce something similar myself :) Some of those items are massive! There are definitely smaller versions of your CO2 adaptor, whistle, spare tube & tyre plugging thingy available. You should also include a multi-tool with a chainbreaker or a stand alone chainbreaker - the quicklinks are not very useful without one. I prefer to carry an actual knife rather than a razor blade. It could be a small fixed blade or a pocketknife or Leatherman style thing. I live in Australia where snakes are a part of life whilst out in the bush - so I include a snake bandage in my first aid kit.

[@GoodwinBiking]

Im glad you enjoy the videos. You definitely should! There are always new voices to be heard in the a same topic - like bikepacking. Those are some great points, these items i have are definitely not the most lightweight. I used to have a chainbreaker, but it broke. I'll definitely need to be getting another one. I do have a small knife in my cookset, but thats typically used when im bikepacking, not doing day rides. Do you find a leathermen is too bulky? Living in Australia must be a good time. Out where i am there are plenty of snakes as well in the heat of the summer. Ill have to think about getting a snake bandage. What are they like? What do you do if you were to get bit by a venomous snake?

[@BMad-we6qf]

Latex gloves, extra spokes (have needed them bikepacking), extra brakepads, benedryl (got stung by a ground bee and my arm swelled up), gorilla tape, thin cord (we juryrigged a bike stand by hanging one bike off a treebranch to work on it), extra and i only bring the allen keys that my bike needs, dont like bringing the extra weight.

[@GoodwinBiking]

These are great ideas! I can't believe i forgot to mention brake pads and extra spokes!