Trip tools

[Pap]

OK all,
I tried the search, but didn't find any threads on this.
What tools do you recommend to take with you on a trip?
I'm planning to take a small crescent wrench, needle-nose pliers, Channel lock pliers, Phillips and straight screw driver and duct tape.
What size Allen wrenches should I take?
Anything I'm missing?
Thanks

[DaWadd]

Set of metric allen wrenches and may I suggest an mini compressor and tire plugs (just in case). Small flashlight too.

[bob109]

Set of metric allen wrenches and may I suggest an mini compressor and tire plugs (just in case). Small flashlight too.

+1

[Pap]

Good idea with the flashlight. I can wrap the duct tape around it to save space.

I will look for a small air compressor.

[Steve 0080]

Looks good to me...

[bertrider]

Can I suggest one more small item(s)? Some small and larger zip ties. Just a few. They take up no space and you would be surprised what you can use them for. That Honda is probably not going to need a wrench on it but other things might. I've used zip ties on my friend's brake linkage and another as a zipper pull on a jacket.

[53driver]

+1 to zip ties.
You can never have too many Mag Lites or Zip ties.

And I realize most of us have one for EDC, but a nice sharp folding knife is always good to have.

[Pap]

Zip ties and a sharp knife, good ideas!
Its always the little things you don't think about!

[ths61]

FWIW, I keep an LED headlamp on the bike so I can work hands free. They are small and light and come in handy. You can get them from sporting goods and climbing stores.

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[53driver]

FWIW, I keep an LED headlamp on the bike so I can work hands free. They are small and light and come in handy. You can get them from sporting goods and climbing stores.

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Freakin' geeky as all hell, but I have one too!
And, a 6x6 tarp, unless that's already part of your camping gear.

For some reason, bad things always seem to happen at night, in the rain.