digyabring that thing widgya?

Once a year or so some of the boys start braggin about all the stuff we 'Need" to take with us. I made up a list forin all you folks who havn't maybe thought about what to bring. If you already have all this stuff - you win. You sport bikers is exempt. Just stay wid your bike and someone with a ut will come along eventually. LOL ... (jk) Enjoy.

Winch Accessories:
12' x 2' 5000# tow strap / hooks
3/8" x 6' steel choker cable
Clevis
****** block

Electronic Equipment:
GPS
Digital Camera
MagLite Flashlight AA
Extra AA Batteries
Cell Phone w 12v cord
CB radio
FRS Radios

Tools:
Leatherman multi-tool
ATV Manufacturers tool kit
Siphon hose w/squeeze ball
4-way screwdriver
16" folding wood saw or bow saw
Knife w/sheath
Wire Cutters
Folding shovel
Vise Grips (small)
Electrical tape
Camping Axe
Bungee Cords
Ratchet Tie downs
Socket set
Safety wire
zip ties
35mm film canister (w/assorted small nut and bolts).
Silicone
Swiss army knife


Survival Equipment:
Well-stocked first aid kit
Waterproof container (w/matches, lighter)
Compass
Mylar emergency blanket
Emergency ponchos (disposable)
Loud whistle
Signal Mirror
Aerial Flares
Candles
Food (inc. energy bars, cup-o-noodles, etc.)
Water (inc. energy drinks)
Water purification system (tablets)
Toilet paper
rope – 100 feet
Chemical hand warmers
Illumistic light sticks
wood shims (fire starter)
canned soup
canned fruit
First aide book

Emergency Equipment
Eyewash cup and sterile eye wash fluid
Tylenol

Miscellaneous Equipment:
100' rope
50' parachute cord
Leather gloves
Duct Tape (reflective)
Trail marking/surveyors tape (blaze orange)
Towels
wire ties
Pocket watch
Spare gas (on truck)
Sun block
Insect repellent
Map of local area
Map of riding area
Tree strap
Stakes
Zip lock Plastic bags.
Large garbage bag
Carabiners
Magnifying glass
Bungee cords
Velcro straps
Neoprene gloves
propane torch/stove
5x7 tarp/ground cloth
folding shovel
duct tape
Tarp
Cord – 100 feet
Binoculars
Hatchet
Sierra saw
Spotlight 12volt
10x12 drop cloth
toothpicks (yes toothpicks)
spare AA batteries
folding stool
weapon (where applicable – see Grizzly bears, rattle snakes and/or wolves)
Soap
fishing rod
Survival knife (Rambo style)
Canteens (2)
Disposable camera
Binoculars
Mess kit

Repair Tools
Owners manual for each bike
air compressor – 12volt
Valve stem tool
Side cutters
Flashlights
Mini jumper cables
Liquid tire repair Slime
Screwdrivers, pliers, vise-grip
Allen wrench set
Star drivers

Repair and Maintenance
CV boot, straps and lube
Spare Oil Filter and Oil
JB Weld
Tire repair plugs and patches
Electrical tape
Misc screws, bolts, electrical slices etc.
Spare drive belt/chain
Spark plug
1/4inch plastic hose (siphon)
empty pop bottle (fuel transfter)
Fix-a-flat Slime
1 qt ATV Motor Oil

Clothing
Stocking cap
Rain suit
jacket
Work gloves
rubber boots
Dry socks

 

WhoDat - You been nosing around inside my brothers ATV storage boxes?

I'm one of the lucky ones - I carry one rear rack mounted soft duffel bag packed with misc. stuff plus a small cooler with food and drinks. I get away with so little because I usually ride with my brother who carries pretty much everything on your list. He's got all that stuff except the weapon, propane stove and the toothpics (and there's a good chance he's got the toothpics too). Plus there are a few extra items (like his 3' long crowbar - great for reforming any wrecked ATV's found on the trail), that are not on this list.

I keep trying to get him to lighten his load, but most of this stuff gets used sometime.

Jaybee

 

Amazingly - I had to take this list out to the two quads and inventory them to prep for a group ride this weekend - and I had to ADD items to the list! OMG - its out of control.

 

thats quite a list but you did metion a number of items multipule times rope, binoculars, tools ect. but my dad carrys almost all that and more when he goes snowmobiling

 

Yes there are some duplicates. Big binoculars in the trunk, little binoculars in the tank bag. 3 quads, 6 boxes, 6 bags. Tools and heavy rope and light throw ropes and stuff all over the place. If I take it all out to inventory it - it looks like a camping store blew up in the garage...lol

Now where do I put that microwave...... Did I mention a color TV in the tank bag?...

I can't take full credit for the list. Numerious people in these forums have contributed their lists and this was an extrapolation of the all the lists into one. Didn't know a sled had that much storage. Impressive.

 

when you have tank bag, wind sheild bag, handle bar bag, storage under the hood, storage under the seat, and saddle bags on the rear. you can carry almost everything you would ever need.