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Lots of tools, first aid kit, kickstand plate, bungee cords, spare glasses, state map, zip ties, pressure gauge, knife and water. I bring more when I leave.
I also have a windshield bag with a pen and paper, ear plugs, spare lighter and a couple dollars so I can give them out at lights without pulling my wallet out.
Old submarine habits, if you don't have it with you when you leave ...
A few tools, screwdriver, pliers etc, small air compressor, tire plugs, set of tie
downs, couple of umbrellas, rain suits.
Then, packing for a trip, whatever...
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