Rob J has put a lot of thought into what should be in a rucksack. Now his "fun pack" is always at the ready - whether for a big adventure or a short bike tour.
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Photo: Wolfgang Watzke This is what the contents of Rob J's freeride rucksack look like on tour.
Freeride rucksack with built-in back protection, approx. 100 €
Torch: for tricky repairs and all cases.
Mini-Tool: must be aligned with the screws on the bike!
Damper pump: Only for those who need them, of course.
Flickset: stolen from grandad's touring bike.
Tyre lever: for delicate hands or bulky coats.
Whistle: for fun, for emergencies, against bears.
Mobile phone: for precise emergency calls or spontaneous longings.
Leatherman multitool: for complicated operations
Nipple clamp: straightens the figure of eight.
Cable ties: for spontaneous connections.
Energy bar: for the unexpected hunger.
Camera: for spontaneous heroic deeds.
Hoses: If they are missing, a flat tyre is guaranteed.
Pump: the cyclist's favourite utensil.
Rain jacket: essential for survival in the high mountains.
First aid kit: It's best to practise a little beforehand.