Large Cycling Bag
A couple of weeks ago, I took the risk of taking a silly 135-mile bike ride through the Southern California mountains. It was difficult to decide what to take with me, but here’s what I settled on.
Our Flickr pool has been a little quiet lately , so I figured I’d share my own for a change. These are the Road Runner Burrito Supreme Handlebar Bag and the Road Runner Drafter Saddle Bag . The Burrito Supreme did a great job for such long trips and provided plenty of room for snacks without being overly intrusive. There were only two gas stations on the route, one at the beginning and one in the middle, so the snacks were an important thing to pack. Here’s what was inside:
- Bananas
- Ring Tail Breeze Breaker Jacket
- Cliff Bars ( 7th best is all I could find )
- Caramel waffles with honey stinger
- Sony RX100
- Clif shot bloks
- Trail mix
- Park Tool Patch Kit
- Pedro Tire Levers
- Crank Brothers Universal Cycling Tool
- Knog front / rear lights
- Spare tube
- Additional contact lens
If you have a great duffel bag with a useful organization diagram and great features, let us know! You can share your bag by posting it to your personal Kinja blog using the tagged bag or by adding it to our Lifehacker Go Bag Show and Tell Flickr pool . Photos must be at least 800×450. Please include information about your bag, what you put in it, and any relevant details about how you made it awesome. If yours catches the eye, we can just show it!