If you ride in any wet areas you need to protect that cell phone. I went to my local SCUBA shop and bought a Pelican case. It is completely water and air tight to like 100 feet.

 

I luv your pics! nice to see a woman @ this forum. Not many here! I would know how to do a repair if my life depended on it! that's y i carry the cell phone! Hubby! Help! how long have u been riding? just 9 mo 4 me! lovin it though! to cold here now!

 

I am lazy now so I put my stuff in my riding buddy's backpack!

 

What's up girlatvr2???? Serious female riders are hard to find aren't they????
I have been riding for just over two years. Started out sharing my hubby's 400ex...then realized right away that I HAD to have my own quad.
I am learning to maintain and repair a quad. My husand says if I am going to ride, I can help work on it. Fair enough. I actually enjoy working on these machines.
Do you have any pics girlavtr2??? We never thought to take pictures until we got into the forums and saw everyone else's pictures. When we are old and can't ride...we will have our pictures to help us "remember when"!!!
Later...Sher

 

i dont have any pics yet, need a good waterproof camera. i actually wanted a quad 1st. then my husband seen how much fun i was having and got his own. i keep wanting to trade up though. i have to keep out of the quad stores. Its very nice to meet you! maybe ill see u again @ the forum! Ride safe!

 

Check out this link, they have gas tank bags and fender bags.http://www.atvstuff.com/images/v1/stuff01.htm
girlatvr2 where is there to ride in southern NH? Anywhere near the MA border?

 

that site has nice stuff. good prices! I ride in my backyard, there are trails that go for miles. Ive gone to Londonderry off rte 111. Heard there is a good place in Windham nh. havent been there maybe this summer! thanx!

 

girlatvr2, what kind of machine do you ride? My wife and I have Warriors. This also applies to Banshees. The front bumpers on these quads is a tube with a big rubber cap at both ends. We have a small bundle of band-aids, tools, knife, and other first-aid stuff we put in there. The rubber caps seal the bumper water-tight.
We also have the fanny packs.
I'm thinking about welding up a light-weight rack to fit on my grab-bar, to hold larger items.

 

i ride a lokota sport, no racks. i want to skip the racks. that sounds pretty good where u put your stuff. my quad is all wrapped up now i will have to check if i have the same! thanx!

 

I'm thinking about putting a six pack rack on my scrambler, it goes right on the grab bar and looks pretty sweet.
PRM makes a grab bar for your lakota and sells for about $60 bucks, its a good deal if you think about cuz you can carry a lunch box, spare gas can, or just a bag of stuff you want to bring on your ride.
No welding required, it bolts right on to your grab bar and has a brake light relocator mount on the rack.
I was going to tell you about it sooner, then I remembered when I read wildturkeys post.

http://www.prm-atv.com/products.htm#kawasaki
Look for number 00213.

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