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Put your wallet in your back pocket where everyone else carries them.
I never carry my wallet in my back pocket. Carry a small leather biz card holder in my left front pocket, money goes in my right front pocket. Started doing that when traveling around the **** holes of the world in the Navy.
Cell phone - heard of too many people losing theirs while riding - pocket or clipped to your belt works fine when walking, maybe not so well when riding. Have strap thing clips to the cell phone holder, hang it around my neck when riding.
Last edited by MidnitEvil; Jul 18, 2009 at 12:34 PM.
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