Originally Posted By: IzzyJG99
Google helps.

http://www.spservices.co.uk/item/Ezy_BS8599-2CompliantVehicleFirstAidKit-Large_0_62_4738_1.html

Comes in either hard or soft case option. As far as car kits go that's far less than what I carry in my car and I'm in the U.S. where we have no regulations regarding that thankfully.


I suspect that this doesn't answer the question. The question is what is the minimum requirement to be BS 8599-2 compliant (what is necessary and sufficient to be compliant). Understanding this would allow the judgement of whether it is possible to have a compliant kit that is useable on a bicycle.

It might be, for example, a requirement that there be a 20lb weight in the kit (not a big deal in a car) but prohibitive on a bicycle.

It would appear that the actual regulations are behind a paywall.

http://shop.bsigroup.com/ProductDetail/?pid=000000000030284623