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peteBLUEttr


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Perhaps its the one you have used the most?

the one that has been the best bargain?

or the most ingenious invention?

most compact?



-- Edited by peteBLUEttr on Saturday 30th of January 2016 04:29:00 PM

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Surely, the answer to your question, "What has been your most useful/ingenious tool?"

HAS TO BE ............

My TTR biggrinbiggrin

Martyn



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Tool in your kit, not the tool under your arse, or maybe you yourself are the tool?!.... biggrinwinksmile ....



-- Edited by peteBLUEttr on Saturday 30th of January 2016 04:30:55 PM

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Not a tool but I wrap a length of that double sided Velcro around my trousers/boots at mid shin height (one on each leg obviously). Seems to do a good job of keeping out water when doing river crossings.

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the one tool that has got me going again more than once
has to be tyre levers.... But I don't even carry them any more
now I have tubliss's fitted...

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A nice cheap (free!) aid to allow wheel removal whilst out laning biggrin

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Because we occasionally come across trees or branches down and blocking our progress in the lanes, most of us carry a fold up pruning saw in our tool kit. This makes the job of finding and making a bike support a cinch wink

By positioning the branch further back, the rear wheel can be lifted off the ground.

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20150405_165626.jpgAnother way if you don't have a stick:



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NOW THATS BRILLIAN

and a SUZUKI to BOOT



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The Halfords mini digital tyre pressure gauge is prob mine, can easily up the pressures accurately to 18+ if I am going to go on a lot of knarly jaggedy rock trails. CLICK



Also even though not a tool, the mini gorilla camera tri-pod is a good one too for putting the camera in awkward spots etc. CLICK



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Who needs fancy stands when you have bricks? Useful as a chair /deadly weapon when needed as well :)

 

Aside from that, a small coil of 1mm steel wire will also be a life saver. I always carry one in the tool pod.



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Yeah I carry some paracord. Coil of steel wire sounds good though yeah.

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