What’s in your trailside bike repair kit for everyday rides?

Tell us what's a part of your everyday carry for mountain bike repair.
By Jeff Barber

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A partially opened tool pouch featuring a bright yellow interior with various tools and supplies organized inside. Items include a black marker, a small container, a bottle of sealant, and a bright orange tool, all resting on a bed of grass and leaves.

When it comes to mountain biking, you can’t be prepared for every possible mechanical failure. But you sure can try! We want to know what’s in your repair kit for everyday MTB rides.

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What's in your trailside MTB repair kit?

Of course, epic backcountry rides and overnight expeditions require a more extensive kit, so tell us what you add to your kit for those rides in the comments below!

 
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