Just wondering what everyone carries with them when they are out riding. What types of tools and repair materials do you carry. Also what do you carry it in? Thanks and stay safe.

 

I carry a good socket set with screw drivers, a plug kit, and a few rags. I carry them in my custom toolbox setup

 

I carry whats in my tool bag, screw drivers, plug wrench, plugs, tire plugs, 8.10.12 mm wrench.

 

8,10,12 mm Y-shaped wrench. Pretty handy little sucker!

 

I took my ride apart in the driveway one day and noted all the tools I used....it was only like 5 or 6 hand tools. I carry them in the tool bag under the seat and a small case in my tank bag.

I could take my as far apart as I'd ever need to on the trail.

I also just bought one of these in case I get a flat.

 

I carry All my tools In one of those fanny packs
and i carry,
A nice little 3-1 Plug wrench
- 2 Spare Plugs
-Tire Plug kit
-10 & 12 mm wrench
- Vise Grips
- Rabbit Wire
- Zip Ties
- 10 Dollor Bill ( Just In case Need Food Gas )
- 2 Spare master Links
- a 4 in 1 screw driver

 

Well if I'm ridin' with one a them Honda guys I make sure I gotta rope.

Oh I'm just kidding don't get all serial on me.

I carry usually just about nothing because I'm stupid, but now after 13 years atv riding I'm putting together a proper kit. Honest.

8, 10, 12, 14 socket & end wrench
plug wrench
pliers
zip ties
phillips & flat screwdriver
rags
3 oz. whiskey in case it all goes bad

 

Thanks for all the helpfull information. I'm new to isolated riding areas and I don't want to find myself between a rock and a hard place. Hopefully I wont need it but it will be sooooooo valuable if I do. Stay safe and take care.

 

There should be 3 or 4 wrench sizes that fit everything on your quad. I completely dismantled my kids LT80 with a 10mm and a 14mm. Thats how I figured this out. Find out what they are and pack em in your kit. Fix a flat aitn a bad idea if you are riding in the middle of nowhere.

 

Has anyone used the co2 inflator kits? If so, what did you think of them? Thanks and stay safe.