P500 Save a ride kit

[420Rancher]

I ride solo most of the time as i have no friends.
I was also a boy scout so i like to be prepared.

Some stuff i keep with me on a regularly basis.

Compressor, toolkit, cables, patches, plugs, duct / black tape, wire, ties. Compass. Gloves, spare socks. First aid kit. Water gas oil. Energy bars.

I ride northern ontario. Not to remote so a long walk would get me out of most places.

I am looking at taking my machine to quebec, nb and ns.
I know this machine is reliable but things break , i am putting together a list of stuff i should take with me, it can always hang on the wall when i get back.
Tools are something i can but and is normally stock in most towns. Now

Wheel bearing, tie rod ends, ball joints. Tend to go with no notice. A couple tires on wheels.
What else might you bring when going to a new place. That is remote.
Don’t want to spend time waiting on simple parts would rather be riding. Thats why i bought a Honda.



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[Smitty335]

I ride solo most of the time as i have no friends.
I was also a boy scout so i like to be prepared.

Some stuff i keep with me on a regularly basis.

Compressor, toolkit, cables, patches, plugs, duct / black tape, wire, ties. Compass. Gloves, spare socks. First aid kit. Water gas oil. Energy bars.

I ride northern ontario. Not to remote so a long walk would get me out of most places.

I am looking at taking my machine to quebec, nb and ns.
I know this machine is reliable but things break , i am putting together a list of stuff i should take with me, it can always hang on the wall when i get back.
Tools are something i can but and is normally stock in most towns. Now

Wheel bearing, tie rod ends, ball joints. Tend to go with no notice. A couple tires on wheels.
What else might you bring when going to a new place. That is remote.
Don’t want to spend time waiting on simple parts would rather be riding. Thats why i bought a Honda.



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Bead lock rims are nice, that way you can carry tubes instead of tires and rims, you can break them down without a tire machine and stuff tubes in.

 

[Hondasxs]

What machine?

Thanks.

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[BigOL3]

I ride solo most of the time as i have no friends.

........ i am putting together a list of stuff i should take with me

If you are going that far in the remote, the most important thing you can take is another PERSON. Walking out may not be a big deal ...... IF you are able to walk. Stuff happens.

 

[420Rancher]

P500

I do take my wife. I also know to let someone know we are gone, our rough route, and anticipated return.


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[DG Rider]

I tend to ride alone a lot. The thing I've been thinking about a lot lately is a locator device like a Spot or Garmin InReach. Those aren't really "ride savers" so much as you savers.

 

[Hondasxs]

Sounds fun to me.
Tie rod and ends fit either side. that's good.
Of course proper tools.
Don't sound like you will be hard coring and that 500 is a tough little unit.
I would slime all my tires. I found this helps a lot with small to medium holes.

 

[420Rancher]

I tend to ride alone a lot. The thing I've been thinking about a lot lately is a locator device like a Spot or Garmin InReach. Those aren't really "ride savers" so much as you savers.

I do carry an iphone and make sure find my phone is turned on.at least it should give a rough idea. I think there are apps that can also be used to keep track of ya.


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[DG Rider]

I do carry an iphone and make sure find my phone is turned on.at least it should give a rough idea. I think there are apps that can also be used to keep track of ya.


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I have one of those apps and it's fine as long as you have service. Worthless when you don't. You know your area, though.

 

[420Rancher]

I have one of those apps and it's fine as long as you have service. Worthless when you don't. You know your area, though.

Good to know as i would not want to rely on cell service.



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[CASTRATE]

Always have at least one rifle, a pistola, & a healthy supply of ammo.

 

[Redmoon]

Always have at least one rifle, a pistola, & a healthy supply of ammo.

Maybe a SAT phone. Or the personal GPS tracker that climbers use. Some sort of emergency shelter even a tarp. matches, small axe or hatchet.

 

[ChopperBill]

I ride solo most of the time as i have no friends.
I was also a boy scout so i like to be prepared.

Some stuff i keep with me on a regularly basis.

Compressor, toolkit, cables, patches, plugs, duct / black tape, wire, ties. Compass. Gloves, spare socks. First aid kit. Water gas oil. Energy bars.

I ride northern ontario. Not to remote so a long walk would get me out of most places.

I am looking at taking my machine to quebec, nb and ns.
I know this machine is reliable but things break , i am putting together a list of stuff i should take with me, it can always hang on the wall when i get back.
Tools are something i can but and is normally stock in most towns. Now

Wheel bearing, tie rod ends, ball joints. Tend to go with no notice. A couple tires on wheels.
What else might you bring when going to a new place. That is remote.
Don’t want to spend time waiting on simple parts would rather be riding. Thats why i bought a Honda.



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Axe for trees across logging roads, folding military shovel for washouts at the culverts

 

[graybear]

Matches of course and I like to carry a cable saw, Machete,a small tarp,folding shovel, Jerky in sealed pouches, good flashlights,flare rain poncho along with the others stuff mentioned.

 

[420Rancher]

Matches of course and I like to carry a cable saw, Machete,a small tarp,folding shovel, Jerky in sealed pouches, good flashlights,flare rain poncho along with the others stuff mentioned.

Flares are something i had not thought of., they would be an asset.


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[graybear]

I was going through my stuff last night and saw I had not included spare spark plugs. Not as big of concern on a Honda since they use good plugs but I always had them in my POlaris and will pick up a couple for the Honda just in case.

 

[LarryAmboy]

I like to carry a small kit that my grandson and i put together that will help start a fire even in wet weather conditions.

1. Butane lighter
2. ferrocerium rod
3. A tin of pine planner shaving treated with a small amount wax
4. A tin of magnesium shavings

Since I always carry a knife it can be used with the ferrocerium rod (sparks at 3000 degrees) a lighter if the butane lighter has got wet.

The pine shavings will start in almost any circumstances except underwater. The wax helps keep them dry and makes them burn longer.

If the kindling available is damp the magnesium can help with that as it burns extremely hot. Just sprinkle a time amount on the fire till the kindling can take off.

The kit fits in a small leather bag and fits in your hand.