What do you carry with on a sport quad?
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I have a post in this thread about how to carry tuff on a sport quad. My question is what do you carry with you when you ride? Desert and sand riding mostly.
My list so far is this:
1" tow strap ---(how long should these be?)
Tire repair kit with CO2 cartridges, ---(How many cartridges should I carry?)
Tire slime sealer
Pocket air gauge
Misc tools ---(other than the stock issue set)
Spark plug
Small first aid kit
ATV jumper cables ---(or do leave these at the truck?)
What am I missing?
On the topic of Camelbacks I can't tell from the pics on the sites how much extra space these have.
Which ones are good for day trips?
My list so far is this:
1" tow strap ---(how long should these be?)
Tire repair kit with CO2 cartridges, ---(How many cartridges should I carry?)
Tire slime sealer
Pocket air gauge
Misc tools ---(other than the stock issue set)
Spark plug
Small first aid kit
ATV jumper cables ---(or do leave these at the truck?)
What am I missing?
On the topic of Camelbacks I can't tell from the pics on the sites how much extra space these have.
Which ones are good for day trips?
#3
In the desert, the absolutely most important thing you will ever carry is water!
For most day trips, I like the Camelback HAWG. It holds 3 liters of water, and you can put extra water bottles on the outside. For larger loads in cold weather where I need to carry more clothing, the Camelback Transalp. (I actually rarely need this...most of my really cold weather riding is done in the mountains, so I will be on the Rancher and can carry extra clothing and gear on the racks.)
My basic mild weather always carry list is: Waterproof Gore-Tex shell riding jacket (MSR Pak Jak).....at night the desert can turn cold!
Basic survival kit (fire starter, compass, etc.)
Toilet Paper
Energy Bars
Basic Tools and a spare plug.
Tire repair kit...plugs and CO2 cartridges.
Firearm. I like the very light S&W Scandium/Titanium revolvers which will take .357's. (This is always controversial, but believe me one day you will need it! I returned once from a ride, and found a large group of gang banger looking "Mexican skinheads" breaking into the trucks at the trailhead. You think I was glad to be packing at that moment?????)
Sport quads push start easily enough. Just leave the jumper cables at home.
For most day trips, I like the Camelback HAWG. It holds 3 liters of water, and you can put extra water bottles on the outside. For larger loads in cold weather where I need to carry more clothing, the Camelback Transalp. (I actually rarely need this...most of my really cold weather riding is done in the mountains, so I will be on the Rancher and can carry extra clothing and gear on the racks.)
My basic mild weather always carry list is: Waterproof Gore-Tex shell riding jacket (MSR Pak Jak).....at night the desert can turn cold!
Basic survival kit (fire starter, compass, etc.)
Toilet Paper
Energy Bars
Basic Tools and a spare plug.
Tire repair kit...plugs and CO2 cartridges.
Firearm. I like the very light S&W Scandium/Titanium revolvers which will take .357's. (This is always controversial, but believe me one day you will need it! I returned once from a ride, and found a large group of gang banger looking "Mexican skinheads" breaking into the trucks at the trailhead. You think I was glad to be packing at that moment?????)
Sport quads push start easily enough. Just leave the jumper cables at home.
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me myself and i.. generally everywhere i ride is within a few miles of where i marked
always make sure your tank is full to the brim before u leave.. idk how many times ive forgotten to do that :-/
always make sure your tank is full to the brim before u leave.. idk how many times ive forgotten to do that :-/


