[Konabumm]

My new bike is coming with a dropper post (this will be my first time using one) I guess it's not good for the dropper post to have a saddle bag wrapped around it so I'm wondering how everyone carries spare tube / tools ect.

I never ride with a Camelbac unless its a epic ride -

Thanks

 

[jonKranked]

i got on board the fanny pack train.

 

[SkaredShtles]

Apparently people try to pull that off with all manner of straps on the frame.

 

[KenW449]

Small hydro pack. Get one with Trampoline suspension for airflow.

 

[Westy]

Old school over the shoulder

 

[jonKranked]

Apparently people try to pull that off with all manner of straps on the frame.

some companies are smart enough to include a purpose built spot for this.

 

[SkaredShtles]

some companies are smart enough to include a purpose built spot for this.

NUTS!

 

[Jm_]

My new bike is coming with a dropper post (this will be my first time using one) I guess it's not good for the dropper post to have a saddle bag wrapped around it so I'm wondering how everyone carries spare tube / tools ect.

I never ride with a Camelbac unless its a epic ride -

Thanks

Just make every ride an epic ride.

 

[6thElement]

Tube and tyre lever in one of these, with small Lezyne pump attached to my bike at the water bottle cage bosses:
http://backcountryresearch.com/race-strap-mtb-saddle-mount.html

Multi-tool, patches, chain tool, couple of zip ties in one of these:
http://backcountryresearch.com/tulbag-storage.html

 

[Konabumm]

Thanks @6thElement the TULBAG looks like a good idea

 

[6thElement]

Thanks @6thElement the TULBAG looks like a good idea

Their stuff works great, I also use the tube tarp to give a little abrasion protection to the tube and whilst my phone is too big to fit in their FONBAG now, I still use it as a riding wallet with some cash, card, ID and simple first aid supplies.