What GMBN Take On A Ride And Why? | Rich Payne, Neil Donoghue, Anna Cipullo
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- čas přidán 16. 05. 2024
- Packing for a ride can be difficult! You need to consider the weather, the length of your ride and how far away you are from the nearest village/town. You don't want to overpack and need to lug around extra weight for no reason, nor do you want to underpack and be caught short. Rich Payne, Neil Donoghue and Anna Cipullo show you what they take on every ride to help you pack for your next outing.
⏱ Timestamps ⏱
0:00 - Welcome To Another GMBN Video!
0:15 - What Rich Payne Takes On Every Ride
2:20 - What Neil Donoghue Takes On Every Ride
5:20 - What Anna Cipullo Takes On Every Ride
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What do you take with you for every ride? Let us know in the comments below! 👇
I always take a multitool, CO2 bombs, tubeless plugs, insulation tape, spare "disposable" reading glasses so that I can see what I am doing, wallet, car key, mobile phone, ICE band, all in a hydration pack.
On a very long ride I take some of that thing you can only grow legally in Canada 😂 especially if there's spectacular views involved 😮
@@LaurentiusTriariusyou mean Basil, right? You can make pizza on a trail😊
Besides helmet, gloves, cloth, and Tools
- electric pump(its 21st center, no manual pumps),
- spare insert (we never ride tubless in Eastern Europe, like..why?)
- chain breaker,
- some chain links
- tire flaps
- wallet
- cellphone fully charged
- front bike light 2000 lumens with power bank in it built-in, so you can charge electric pump and cell phone
- rear smart 800 lumen diod light that blinks automatically depending on if you stop or ride - it's part of our road and off-road rules for night rides and low visibility environment, like fog
- some food and water.
Also - mudguards
ock guard at least on front fork for sure in warm climate, and + rear one in bad winter\mud\snow climate
From experience on long rides away from home in a back pack I carry a pump, spare tube, multi tool, a Thermos with coffee in it, a drink bottle, snacks and a waterproof jacket and pants. If I am not going too far from the car, I keep all that in the car and an extra towel, more tools, a tarp and a change of clothes, perhaps an esky with extra food and drink.
I do a lot of road and some light trail riding. Living in Florida, so I always carry lots of water. At least one bottle on the bike and, depending on how hot it is, one or two more in my bag (sometimes that third bottle gets used to spritz water onto my arms and neck on really hot days). I will usually carry a lock of some sort with me in case I need to leave my bike unattended for a few minutes. My pack always has a multitool, a small hand pump and sometimes a spare tube. Phone is a must, too, because drivers around here are nuts and I never know if I might get into some kind of trouble if I am on the road.
Besides helmet, gloves, cloth, and Tools
- electric pump(its 21st center, no manual pumps),
- spare insert (we never ride tubless in Eastern Europe, like..why?)
- chain breaker,
- some chain links
- tire flaps
- wallet
- cellphone fully charged
- front bike light 2000 lumens with power bank in it built-in, so you can charge electric pump and cell phone
- rear smart 800 lumen diod light that blinks automatically depending on if you stop or ride - it's part of our road and off-road rules for night rides and low visibility environment, like fog
- some food and water.
Also - mudguards
ock guard at least on front fork for sure in warm climate, and + rear one in bad winter\mud\snow climate
Tyre plugs, multi tool, fast link, pump, GPS head unit, phone, smart watch, water bottle, lightweight lock for popping into shops when I need more food or drink, just checked Strava, 3000 miles off road with tubeless and only 2 punctures which were fixed in minutes.
I keep a mini-first aid kit (a bit of gauze, tape, a few band-aids), latex gloves for aid or bike repair, spare inner tube, multi-tool, real money, credit card, phone, pump, CO2, tyre levers, a few zip ties, small card with emergency contact info.
Cheers guys great info as always,dont want to get into trouble out there while riding.
Wolf Tools 8-bit kit one, a digital tire pressure gauge, a mini pump, an Israeli bandage 4in, a racket tourniquet, clotting strips, and laceration closures. I carry everything in my Camelbak Skyline pack. Plus food and water.
I have a 700 mL Fidlock bag that I take on every ride. It contains an electronic pump, a torque wrench multi-tool, a chain multitool (with breaker, quick link storage, quick link pliers, and rotor truing slot), tire plug kit, zip ties, duct tape, tiny side cutters (really just angled fingernail clippers), strap, and third hand tool. I've only needed any of this stuff once or twice over 10k+ miles of riding, but I know the moment I leave it behind things will go wrong. Before I developed the full kit, I broke a derailleur deep in the Soquel Demonstration Forest in NorCal, and I had to hike my 23 kg e-bike out six miles and probably two thousand feet of climbing back to my car. That won't be happening again.
I have a little 1ltr drybag with my multitool, C02 canisters, tyre lever, a cloth, spare inner tube. I also carry a lightweight waterproof jacket, a pump, straps.
Snacks, drinks, cellphone, rubber gloves, towel, tube, tube repair, tubeless plugs, quick links, all necessary tools, tie straps, tape, small hand saw. lights, shift/dropper cable...I can't tell you how many friends think I'm crazy for having all that in my backpack, until they have a problem😉
You are crazy ! I cant believe you've included all that and forgot to put the kitchen sink ! jeeezzz, the nerve !
Nice Promo video for Neils watch :-)
Multi tool(looking for one with chain link breaker - recommendations?), inner tube, pump, snacks, juice, phone + battery powered charger for long rides, bontager tyre levers, bike lock longer rides, chain link pliers and spare chain link, nitrile gloves. Some great tips for other things, thanks! 😁
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2:07 pliers says "Made in Germany" - made my day & #brothersintools 🤝🏻🍻🛠️
I prefer taking nothing with me besides protectors and hope for the best, worked so far good for me.
Always have a tube and antiseptic wipes.
I always bring my bike. No exceptions.
I bring my stuffed dinosaur incase I get lonely, which is most of the time so she's just chillin with me. I like to also bring one of those USB power block thingies cause my phone is ancient and I refuse to upgrade, so sometimes my phone's battery gets really low from playing music my whole ride, I usually ride with music coming from a small bluetooth speaker in my backpack's waterbottle mesh thingy because earbuds are a deathwish on the trails and I love annoying other trail users with Allan Holdsworth's music. That music is essential for taking me to another dimension if you've ever listened to Allan Holdsworth you'd understand.
And then the obvious multi tool, pump, water bladder with crystal light in it, thin rain jacket, spare gloves, different tint goggle (one yellow, one either orange or dark tint), clif bar, reign energy drink with a mitten to put over the top of the can once its empty to keep the backpack from getting sticky.
Min ride is multitool. Longer rides includes tyre repair, zip ties, tape, multi tool, chain links, snacks and first aid kit.
i keep a quick link inside my bars. its wrapped in tape so it doesnt make noise. multi tool, phone, pump, patch kit, electrical tap (wrapped around my post)
I never go on a ride without my bike ... because that´s all you need 🤣
Why is a chain breaker important? In some other GMBN videos, they also mentioned that it is good to have a chain breaker. Is it not sufficient enough just to bring a spare link instead additionally with a chain breaker?
When your chain snaps the pins on the snapped link can sometimes stay in and you'll need the chain breaker to remove them before installing the quick link 🤙
Hi can any of you GMBN guys help iv just purchased a new smith helmet, and would love the glasses to but can't seem to find any on any sites .
If you're looking fof different content try this Mr Jomes ....ride a full power bike and a low power...but without the power turned on or with and without the battery 👍👍then that will show the difference 🤛
You guys arent on my level, i bring a spare frame😎😎
Wolftooth 8bit set a pump a bottle and a good lock
What does Martyn take with him on the Bowhead? That might be a good video in itself. Plus it might give the people who ride them a few ideas on what they may need too.
Wheres jack
For me, I wouldn't go riding without these items:
On a short and long distance dayride:
Handlebar Mount: Lights, Cellphone for route-stats tracking-emergency and photography, Action Camera (it is a must for me)
Saddlebag: Snacks in a form of Energy Bars, Multi-Tools, Zip Ties, Park Tool GP-2, Wet Wipes, Swabs and First Aid Kit, Inner Tubes
Frame: Water Bottle and Pump, Rear Light
On a nice bikepacking trip for at least two days minimum (including from the ones I mentioned above):
20L Dry-Bag on the Rear Rack: Tent, Sleeping Bag, Two Pairs of Clothes and Jacket, and Slippers
Framebag: Tent Accessories, Personal Hygeine Kit, 20L-Camping Shower Bag, Ropes
Top Tube Bag: Power Bank, Multi-type charging cables (USB-C, Standard, etc), Wallet (Cash and IDs), Snacks
Where's Blake?
He is probably Blaking somewhere
Some of you guys in the comments bring the whole garage.
Sponsored by Peaty’s, Camelbak and Topeak?
spare bike
Neil, WTF state is your bike in, SMH
Woah you snapped your bike completely in half-duct tape.
Whoah your buddy bricks his leg-duct tape keep the ride going.
Whoah there’s a dead guy on the trail need to take him to the police tape him to your back
can I get a free beanie?
Post your address I’ll send you something
Most overrated thing in mountain biking is definitly the bike... just saying
You upload a video everyday at the expense of any decent content regurgitating the same old same old just to line your pockets
You can tell she doesn't forget her snacks ! :)
Where's Blake?
Where is Isaac is my question? Blake is probably on a vacation. But Isaac is gone for like 7 months