What's In My Ebike Tool Bag? (Will I Get Stung By All The Bees??)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 5 ส.ค. 2024
- Here's what I carry in my tool bag! Check out the video description for links to some of the accessories I use!
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Here are the eBike Accessories I have on my bikes:
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SunTour Suspension Seat Post (27.2mm x 350mm) - amzn.to/41S2oNe
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yes bees and bugs are attracted to bright safety vests
Russ, it is OK to Miss A Day from Making E-Bike Videos, because your Health And Your Body And Family To, is More More More Important Than Making A E-Bike Video For TH-cam, I will Understand for real, my Friend Russ, And, You Are a Very Very Very Cool Guy To Watch On TH-cam To, Take Care Of Your Self Russ😊
Your going to have haters no matter what.
AMYET EB26..PLEASE give it a review...horribly dangerous. Too much torque for the rear frame and mounting.
Taking The Lane is a concept I learned on THIS channel! Thank you Russ for empowering a 61yo novice ebiker. Don't worry about the nay sayers
Stay safe!
My answer to the troll is Russ is smart, not dead. Challenging crazy drivers on the street these days is nuts! You keep doing what you do.
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Russ was a Boy Scout.....prepared for anything, has his tools but forgot his keys.😉🤣
I had my 1st flat today lol thank god I was only 2 miles from home so I call the wife to come rescue me .when I got home to fix the tire I tried pumping it up with a cheap hand pump went to Amazon right away and ordered up a battery pump😊
Two thumbs up 👍👍A great choice of carry along tools, an ebiker can really use, in case of a needed road side emergency repair service. Video & host recommended.✌😎
Oh my goodness, Russ is the master of riding with cars and traffic! I am always impressed with how he does that. Russ, the bees think you are a big yellow flower!
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Russ is Right and Russ is Prepared.
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Russ you are a brave man with those yellow jackets I would have run for the border and left all my tools! Ran thru a nest when a kid and have been phobic ever sense. Russ rides streets with cars all the time some people are just trolls! Love the videos!
Thanks!
Hey Russ, impressed with your big bag of tricks. As someone else said "Russ Is Prepared." Mrs.K was impressed. I've seen you on busy roads many times before, similar to major streets like Rand Road. Your maneuvering among the cars was always excellent and with no bike lanes to boot! There's a lot of trolls out there, you just ban them and continue do what you do being Russ. Looking forward to your vid tomorrow part of my routine in the morning!
Thanks!
I thought for sure you were going to get stung by one of those yellowjackets, they get real aggressive at this time of year.
Great idea on the battery operated air pump, Amazon will have mine delivered tomorrow.
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If you ever need extra moolah, you can always start the Russ is Right Rolling Repair Rescue for cyclists that break down on the road. Spandex dudes pay 10% more.
Hahaha!
i live in FL where biking is a BIG part of people's lives. I see on news of Hit and Runs'
I think that we should all avoid traffic as much as possible. Take a longer route to avoid heavy traffic. you're out to ride.
Thank you , got my Lectric XP trike today,rode a little in the driveway husband went over it to make sure everything was tightened. Tire pressure sees adjustments., bigger ride tomorrow, I enjoy your educational videos for bike, riding a big thank you keep up the good work
Have fun, ride safely!
There is a model airplane airport at Waterfall Glen, near Argonne National Laboratory.
Hi Russ, I saw you guys on Lake Shore Drive, nice ride. 😊
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Ha, I bought a similar bag thinking it would be great for store runs. Um, I too filled it with tools! I kept all my tools that came with my bike, then added a few more. I keep all allen wrenches that come with add ons & toss them in as well.
I have a similar tire inflator, people think it's a BT speaker. 😉
I also carry a multi tool.
I hadn't considered carrying my cable to use with my lock, I think I'll pack that to wrap around tires & such too.
Good tips - thanks! 🔧
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Yes, keep riding Russ❤
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Glad i watched this video i need that veeape air pump
I bought the air pump you are showing. It has worked out great. Thank you.
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Russ rides with the cars.
Yes, I do!
Yes, Russ rides with the cars!
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You ride with cars plenty, but riding those nice trails is way safer. My tool bag is similar thanks to watching you. Thanks Russ!
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Yeah, I see too many kids riding bikes with no hands, holding on! Most of them aren’t using helmets either! My tool bag carries all the usual stuff, to take the bike apart, plus a can of fix-a-flat! Not even sure if it will work on bike tires! I noticed your note carrying a spare tube!
I sometimes have a spare inner tube with me but I have 20”, 24” and 26” fat tire bikes and 27” thin tire bikes. I would have to change out what I carry for each tire size.
Yeah, that make sense!!@@RussIsRight
I carry a piece inner tube to use as a boot 2" square in case of a tire cut
Good idea!
Russ, I'll change your climate down here in Florida. It was 90° but no rain.
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Let see, why are there bees. Nice golden rod field behind you, nice yellow vest, light perspiration from riding, fall temperatures. Good you weren’t drinking a sugary drink. Nice tool collection. I keep mine on the back because of the handling issue you talked about.
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I've found that my half-finger kayak paddling gloves (w/slightly padded palms) work well as bike gloves.
The Veeape air compressors work well. Still using the original one bought back in August 2021, and have filled numerous ebike, bicycle, riding mower, and moped tires, and even a couple of footballs with it. Recently ord'd a second one to have on-hand. My sister bought one that she uses to fill her riding mower tires with. They're good little compressors (imo 😎).
Yup! They work very well.
Thanks Russ for sharing (finally) what's in your 'tool' bag. I'm hesitating about getting a lock because of the bulk and weight factors. I have installed a 'bike alarm' (concealed) under the rear carrier rack so protected from view or tampering. I don't plan on leaving my ebike unattended for any length of time or to travel to and from a place of work where the bike has to be 'parked' outside. So I am considering an ABUS cable lock as well as with the alarm seems a sufficient deterrent and an alert if someone tampers my bike while I'm taking a 'relief' along a trail or public facility. However the assortment of tools you have is very well thought out to be 'prepared'. Ride safe.
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The only thing I’m surprised you did not have is a tube for the tire. But I guess size would be a problem since you have so many different bikes.
I rarely get flats since I replace my tires with Schwalbe puncture protection tires. Have not had a flat in years. I carry a tube and a patch kit. No slime or flatout.
Nice to see what you carry and you are correct that the bike lock and cable are the heaviest items.
Yes, too many sizes.
Sure wish we had bike paths in N.Y./L.I. So I wouldn't have to compete with the nondrivers.......stay safe Russ....
Thanks! Yes, I don't think I'd do so well with riding on the roads there! Keep your eyes open when riding there!
Russ rides with the cars that guy needs to sleep with the fishes.
Well, I guess I'm part of the f'in cowards club with you Russ. I will not ride with the cars unless I absolutely have to.
I ride with cars all the time, but prefer roads that have less cars.
Mercy! 🐝 That bee went down inside the hole f your helmet then tried to go down your shirt. 🐝🐝🐝😳
Yeah, I noticed that when I was editing the video!
@@RussIsRight Glad they didn’t sting you!
@@sunnycharacter Usually with these kinds of bees, iff you don't swat at them, they really don't sting you.
@@RussIsRight That’s good! I think bees can also know via pheromones that you fear them. Some wasps, yellow jackets and ground dwelling bumbles can chase you down in a field. They just simply want to murder you! Lol Honey bees are puppy dogs compared to those!
@@sunnycharacter Good point. I wasn't afraid of these bees, so maybe they knew that.
When at a crosswalk whether on a bike or as a pedestrian, always make eye contact with drivers. This is the only way you can be sure that the driver sees you. When a car has tinted windows you can not do that. So you have to be extra careful.
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Everything in a plastic bag accept the liquid Russ! :-) Enjoyed the video.
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That person who made the comment about you not riding the road probably got hit by a car 😆 nice vid..was wondering how many pounds total is your tool bag. Thanks for the tips!
Not sure, but the advertised weight of just the Abus lock is 5.1 lbs. Then add in the weight of the tools and the bag and I would say at least 10 lbs total or more!
There's always a troll somewhere...hahahaha
Yes there is!
Wow, that’s a lot of stuff. I have tire liners and a slimed tube and I don’t bring anything unless I’m planning to lock a bike up, which I’m normally not. If something happened, I’d call my wife for a pickup or worst case an Uber (I guess that’s why a folding bike could be nice, though I’m usually on an EUC). I have lots of those things, but they live at home, I don’t go out planning to deal with stuff, I check my rides regularly (screws and bolts tight, tire pressure, etc.) and have tubes and stuff to replace if I have to, but I don’t expect to do it in the field, I’d catch it during a check at home. That’s a lot to be carrying around all the time.
Way too heavy!
@@RussIsRight It might be heavy once vs it’s always something to remember and carry. I have thousands of miles without a flat during a ride. On an EUC I’d have to carry that kit in a backpack every time.
Who cares where you ride anyway?! What’s that got to do with! Must’ve just watched one video. Whew, okay I’m done. Just started watching and catching up on all the reviews and stuff. Love it ❤👍❗️
You must have been a boy scout as a kid. You certainly want to be prepared. Murphy's Law will ensure you only need any of these tools when you forget to bring them! I know that's usually my experience.
Yup. I was in the Cub Scouts! And yes, my flat happened when I didn’t bring the tools!
Yes, you ride with the cars.
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Russ I thought I carried alot of zip ties in my repair kit then I saw yours :-0. I don't have alchohol wipes (though thats a good idea) I tend to carry paper shop towels (like kitchen paper towels only thicker & stronger - find them at any auto parts store) and I carry several sets of disposable Nitrile gloves (get at CVS). The gloves are great for keeping your hands clean (especially when the chain comes off my mid-drive bike) and they'd be perfect for fixing a flat. Do you have stainless as well as plastic zip ties? I carry both.
Good idea about the disposal gloves. I had thought of that but kept forgetting to add it to the bag! I only have the plastic zip ties.
We are getting rain in Texas today as well, had to cut my ride a little short today.
I dont tend to ride with any tools, but have never needed any, do you find that you use your tools often while on a ride?
I put flat-out in my tires, and put torque arms on my bikes, so I've never had flats, or any other break downs, so besides flat tires, what else do you experience as far as repairs go?
I need adjustments here and there, so the hex wrenches are often used. Things sometimes loosen up when out there.
At 2: 47 in, I thought for sure you would have grabbed a gyro to go! No way could I pass him up.
Hahaha! Well, it was near lunch time, but I resisted.
@RussIsRight That was my riding area years ago, found those woods to have too much broken glass, etc. No longer in the state but miss Kostas! Stay safe Russ.
@@keg9850 I have not seen any glass on this path. Maybe those who did that years ago have moved on to somewhere else.
Also Trolls 🧌, Hater’s, Bully’s, And Racist People To, Leave Our Friend Russ Alone Please.
Bzzzzzzzz ZAP! Oh! Ouch Ah... oh..... ah.... (runs away) :-)
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Hey Russ. Why you don't have your battery charger with you in case you run out of battery. Alot of places have outlets to charge.
No space to carry anything else. Besides, I usually bring a second battery if I think I need the range.
Hi Russ, this is somewhat unrelated to this post so please forgive me. I rely on your experience and opinions greatly. Please let me know which aftermarket seat you prefer over all the rest. We uses a SunTour SP12 suspension seat post with the C-9 Cruiser saddle and it’s good but I wanted your opinion on your favorite seat for long ride comfort. I’m 6’ 225… Thank you again!
electricbikecompany.com/shop/products/jumbo-seat?attribute_color=Black
Yeah, f-ing Russ rides with the f-ing cars and trucks and motorcycles, capiche? And he rode through downtown Chicago with bullets flying overhead too.
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One tough dude!
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Those are probably yellow jackets attracted to your yellow vest.
They just like me.
Russ how late in the year do you ride?
Until it hits 50 degrees or lower. Usually into December. Then I do “green screen” videos of me discussing Ebikes while older riding videos run in the background.
You're very organized, is this from you time as an evidence technician?
It is from being paranoid.
I didn't see any chain lube!?
I only lube the chain at home.
This is why I avoid riding on streets, especially busy ones. Published September 11, 2023 Waukegan bicyclist critically injured after kids distract driver: officials. A preliminary investigation found the cyclist was riding south on the right side of Fairfield Road when a Dodge SUV, driven by a 24-year-old Palatine woman, veered into him. Officials said the woman became distracted by young children that were also inside her vehicle.
Sometimes you have to ride streets to get to where you want to go.
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I will have to say I'm a coward and I proclaim that all the time. Maybe the guy was talking about me and just got confused what channel he was on. In South Carolina 238 people were killed last year who were on a bicycle and a car hit them. A lot more were hit that didn't die. So yes, I'm afraid when I'm "riding with the cars" My last ride, while I was commenting that I was on a 2 lane highway that was extremely curvey and hilly with a double line in the middle I said: "There is a car behind me but there is no way he will pass me since he can't see over the hill or around the corner and there is a double yellow line telling him to not pass." At that moment he sped up and passed me; fortunately there wasn't a car coming the other direction or I probably would have been in major danger. Lots of drivers hate bicyclist and take some aggression against them. Always be a defensive bicyclist and attempt to make eye contact with drivers so you know they at least see you.
I think it could be also based on what the drivers are used to. Out here, there are plenty of bikes on the road and so maybe drivers know to watch out a little more. Still, our area has bike/car accidents all the time too. Just need to be careful out there.
"Discretion is the better part of Valor". I don't ride my ebike on the streets or highways. Far too many people with their faces buried in their phones while they're driving.
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I'm even more a coward that you are i only ride paths lol . What can i say i value my life . Have a nice one
Better safe than sorry!
The right on red law is disastrous for cyclists and pedestrians, I wonder how many have died because if it and drivers that don't actually STOP before they turn?
Got to watch out for that!
Greetings Russ,I am new,so new that I'am thinking about buying an E-Bike,now I'am one with some weight gain and I wanted to ask you Russ what is is your poundage so I can compare with myself,I was trying to see how big you are but you sat at the table and you done it so we could not get an eye on you,your smart, ok I weigh about 270 pounds and I'am 64 years but like you the spirit part of me feels 20 years old,I carry my weight well,you would not think I am that heavy but I do think its really to much for a E-Bike, I think I would wear out the battery in 7 miles, can you tell me your thoughts according to my weight Russ or anyone for that matter, oh by the way Russ I do thank you for sharing,I will be watching more of your vids,I subscribed and clicked ''like''
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@@RussIsRight ,well thank you Russ,I will go ahead and start saving my money,I am using a mountain bike now but I am in the same boat as yourself,Russ I am thankful for you,I bless you dear friend in Jesus name!
@garryjha1 Many bikes today can handle around 350 to 425 lbs. Just read the specs to be sure it handles your weight.