Bike tool kit and pack

[MelbourneWoody]

After a little bit of advice for a tool pack to keep on the bike.

Touch wood I've never had a puncture but as I'm riding further I think its inevitable.

I have no preferences for any certain type, just after a bit of guidance from experienced folks

[Paul Drawmer]

I've used a tool bottle - fits in the rear bottle cage.
Inside there's a multi-tool, tyre levers, new innertube, self sticky patches and a pair of latex gloves.

[frisbee]

I've got one of the one that goes under the saddle. Tyre levers, multitool, inner tube, sticky patches + repair kit because I've had sticky patches fail to stick, tyre boot, pump, chain quick link, battery for power meter, £5 note.

[Mr Ted]

Plus one for the tool bottle, then use a small underseat pouch for an inner tube, that shouldn't interfere with your rear light if you have one on your seatpost. CO2 inflators are useful but I would also carry a pump as if you have to patch a tube you often need to inflate it a bit to find the puncture and that is easy with a pump. Plus, if the weather is cold and damp CO2 inflators can cause ice buildup in the valve that jams it and all the CO2 comes back out!!!!

[HardtopManual]

Another vote for a tool bottle. Mine contains:
Mini pump
Spare tube
Tyre levers
Multi tool
Self adhesive patches (Lezyne)
Spare chain link
Valve core spanner
Universal mech hanger (your mate's snapped hanger will ruin your ride too!)
Cable ties
Latex gloves
Emergency lights

...and yes, I've used all of those things at some point!

[Piginapoke]

Latex gloves make any rear wheel puncture so much nicer to fix!

[MelbourneWoody]

Thanks all, I will see what I can piece together in my wiggle basket.

Don't have to worry about the cold weather riding down here, its 30 today