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Even with a GSXR 600, under the passenger seat I can fit a small med pouch with a tourniquet, gauze, trauma shears etc. Also a good microfiber rag comes in handy when wiping off your helmet visor, deal with various leaks and can be used to put pressure on wounds too. The stock tool kit roll can be beefed up with zip ties, small patch kit etc. Just gotta be creative with the space you have.
Also look into the taq strap by alien gear I personally wear them, they work great and I ended up testing them with a lowside at 65mph and they still hold up great
Tool kit, flashlight, tire plugs/ bacon straps, portable inflator, portable jumpstart battery/flashlight/phone charger, ear plugs, wet wipes, chain tool w/ spare link, disc lock, food, water. All I need is a tent and blanket and I'm good to go!
A tarp that looks unappealing with grommets and a long cable locked underneath to the bike is an old NYC trick, which helps, especially in other cities.
Hey Yam, I gotta give some attention to your tattoo artist. As a tattoo artist myself I just have to say your upper arm work is amazing. The amount of skill it takes to do those circles that tight and clean is next level and good on you for sitting well enough to allow that clean of work.
Zip ties, lil tool bag, tire repair, jump starter, vehicle entry tools [incase a 4wheeler needs assistance - We all been there], EpiPen - [incase someone is in need], fire extinguisher, 2 HEB bags, KBar, eating utensil kit, sewing kit, extra starter solenoid, & a couple pieces of hard candy - [incase someone needs it]. All in a Cobra backpack on the sissy bar. '05 VTX1800, daily, like I stole it. Salute
A seasoned rider in our group put the often repeated "carrying a gun" adage when it comes to motorcycle stuff to carry: "better have it and not needing it than needing it and not having it."
Ya, when u need it u better have it or u end up dead if you don't notice that road rager trying to make you dead first cuz they didn't like being passed or are pissed off that they just had to sit in traffic for an hour while u split lanes, I've had people go after me for lane filtering
Everytime I ride my kawasaki I'm glad I didn't cheap out on the cfmotos lmao Yamaha, ktm, and cfmoto are all coming from the same Chinese factory. Enjoy that.
@@Gyvrcrdfutihhuyvthjvvjvjyv don't laugh at him for buying what we know will be in a junkyard in 10 years. They can't produce decent metal in hand tools. What makes you think more moving parts=easier time with shitty metallurgy.
I have some of these. Real important to me is gortex rain gear, old kitchen towel, and a least one plastic bag. Place bag over shoe and slide foot right in rain suit. Ultra important is my Ruger 380 with laser site in case i lose my glasses.
My loadout is a rechargable Ryobi pump and flashlight, pair of Frog Togs for rain, screw type plugs, a few tools and a hydration bag. If all else fails I got AAA coverage which is great because it covers whatever I'm operating, not just an individual vehicle.
Among the normal camping gear, hatchet, saw, TP, tools, first aid etc, I carry an Element fire extinguisher. I’m prepared for one type of firefight, it’d be pretty dumb to not prepare for the other.
Backpack with rope, ifak, air pump, hand saw, knife, needle nose pliers, water, and sometimes drone. ADV for me more miles offroad than on. Thanks for the video
I carry most of that stuff on my NC750X DCT. I'm retired from Garmin and have an Edge 530 bicycle GPS which I use on both my bicycle and my motorcycles. I added a 'Moto' mode and downloaded routeable OpenStreet maps so I now have a little mini-GPS on the handlebar that I can just twist off and put in my pocket when I leave the bike. I also carry a tool kit, Harbor Freight handheld compressor powered by a hand tool battery, visor cleaning supplies, rain gear sometimes, a couple of full water bottles, and snacks. Plus some colorful shop towels.
Returning rider & building mine back up! Tool role from Walmart with ratchet & socket set, plug kit, allen keys & screwdriver. I have a mini-inflator, a jump pack, head lamp & multi-tool. I also keep a wire crimp, butt connectors electrical tape & a couple of those LED glow stick things. Snacks! Can't forget those! Right now, I have a box of chees-it's & a bag of beef jerky in may saddle bag.
CamelBak or some other equivalent water backpack! I bicycle as well, and I've had the "joy" of running out of water in my bottle with no water source nearby in the middle of my ride because it got a lot hotter than I expected. While you aren't peddling on a motorcycle, the heat can still be pretty bad on those hot days; pull over and take a swig, or if you're have a 3/4 or less helmet you could just drink while you ride. A CamelBak may inhibit some air flow out of the back of your jacket (depending upon the style), but I'd take a little extra sweating over being dehydrated.
I bought a cheap Chinese motorcycle bag, waterproof enough, and big enough for a helmet. I carry a first aid kit, some food, a water bottle, mechanic gloves, paper towels. 😂
On a different level, I bought a SHAD SH58X tailcase and I can actually do Costco runs on my CB500X. Veggies, meats, a case of waters, a case of sodas, snacks, and other small stuff.
@@scubarubanzaiidamn! Thats insane space. I’ve never really thought about carrying groceries with me… but $400+ a little steep for my needs. The bag I got cost me like $30-50.
I put a tail bag on my V Star. Tied to the sissy bar and locked in place with the backrest & sitting on the luggage rack. Now I gotta make up my mind what to carry in it. Interesting speculations.
I didn't want my phone on the handlebars especially during the summer where it gets so uncomfortably hot to the touch I feel like it risks damage. I ended up buying a prepaid smartphone and never paid for service but hooked it up to my mobile Hotspot while my primary phone sat safely (and much cooler) in my backpack. Absolutely worth the 70 dollars, especially when compared to the motorcycle GPS market
I daily an Xmax 300 scooter, and I keep a disc lock, charger, tire repair kit, tire inflator, first aid kit, waterproof layers, and some microfiber towels with face shield wash on the bike for emergencies
I'm defiantly a hope and a pray kinda guy. I rode 120 miles (both ways) across England like that. But, I'm on a brand new Honda, under a warranty and with break down cover. So it's not totally reckless.
I live in Washington state, and even here you're hard pressed to go over an hour without seeing a gas station. It's good to be prepared, but half my first aid kit is at the next gas station.
Liter of fuel (fuel gauges lie!), small bottle of motor oil (used little 2-stroke oil bottles are good for this), tool kit, first aid kit, tie wraps, tire repair kit with CO2 inflator, flashlight, registration and duplicate owners manual, wet wipes, nitrile gloves, and spare tail and turn bulbs permanently carried on bike. In tank bag - PowerAde, trail mix, sunglasses, hat, paper map, extra phone/gps cable, zip-lock bags, small binoculars, microfiber cloth (for glasses and face shield), TP (1/2 roll smashed flat is useful), and leatherman tool. Pistol is always on my body 🙂
I live in Southern California a.k.a. the desert, I never go anywhere without lots of water. Paper towels, glass cleaner wipes, enough tools to remove a wheel if it becomes necessary. I haven't ridden more than 100 away from home in a couple of years, so I don't need much other than that.
Usually have small portable battery, aside from my usb for my phone, small spray bottle of windex with a proper goggle cloth, some bungees, disc lock, balaclava, a second pair of gloves, the stock tool kit, small butt pad, 750ml of gas and a pouch full of brand new ear plugs.
In addition to my riding gear, I have: Metric Toolkit with added hex sockets, hex drill bit set, and T-handle hex wrench for every single nut/bolt etc on the bike (that I know of) Lightweight jumper cable kit with battery pack 2 fuel bottles inside webbing strap bottle holders for easy strapping to frame, for total of half gallon/two liters. 1 QT of oil, with collapsable, disposible paper funnels (which can also be used for gas) 1 Spark plug (bike only has 1) 2 tire repair kits: a tire puncture repair kit with air cannisters, AND a can of tube sealant for tube punctures 2 power banks for charging devices (10,000 and 70,000 mAh - former is the size/weight of a phone, latter is slightly larger and 5 lbs, only bring if i'm camping) 2 10' ratchet tie down straps 8 Bungie cords Bike cover with hidden alarm in the cover (Dowco) High quality earplugs with case Cheap chinese bluetooth headset+speakers I rarely even bring half of these except on long trips, but most of it is pretty lightweight. Even if I don't use this stuff for a decade, I'll always have it around for when I do need it. I'll add zip ties to this lol. I bought all of this for less than $400 and it can all fit in my tailbag or saddlebags with lots of room to spare.
My list:- Padlocks, tie downs, wet weather gear, glass wipes, cleaning rags, deodorant, Drinks (snacks are an on the road purchase) charging cable. there's even pens and a notebook... there is more to add, but it's mostly just how much do I want to carry, and what do I think I'll need on a particular ride. My bag isn't water proof, so I have to add panniers with water tight linings if I need to carry anything that must stay dry. but that is a case of deciding how big they need to be... I'm thinking 30 litres is big enough for my bike, but I know I can fit 50's
Torqx and allen wrenches, zip ties, headlight bulb, axle nut, and weird motorcycle wrench under the seat. My backpack has first aid kit, throwing knives, slingshot, fire kit, sewing kit, bag of bags and balloons, cloak, ball bearings, check light, cards, baby wipes, bayonet, binoculars, small radio, and dipole antenna. Plus I have motorcycle stuff in hard cases. Long trips I carry jumper/compressor/charger. Working on becoming full fledged adv dad on my npc Buell.
I have a GPS Garmin because sometimes there is no cell service, like most of Pennsylvania, and you can't search or reroute with no service. Garmins have gas station and restaurant locations and all the map you could need on board ready to go anywhere. Best of all, the group I ride with share routes ahead of time. The whole group can see the next turn! I can open Basecamp and see everywhere I've riden with it.
If you have an adv bike with tubed tires and room in the paniers for spoons and a tube you can realistically swap a tube in 20 minutes at the side of the road with the bike on the center stand. It sucks wherever you do it
mini photo-tripod, toothpicks, extra earplugs, some extra fuses, swiss army knife, a powerbank and some cables, microfiber towel, AirTag and an old iPod Nano attached to the radio that I never turn on because I don´t like to ride with music
When I ride and it's gonna rain and I'm packing gear.I pack the gear in plastic bags as many bags as needed.Then I put it all into one big bag and tie it down to the bike. Box of plastic bags $6.Rain covers for your fancy luggage.Two hundred dollars whatever you wanna do
On my 2023 honda grom i carry a 5/8 wrench for spark plug removal just in case thats needed, like 10 zipties, lock for my helmet and a canteen with water. I put all that stuff in my saddle bags Im thinking about adding a small bicycle air pump and a tire plug kit but i only ever ride it around the city so i dunno
I've been riding motorcycles for 53 years. I don't carry any of the things you mentioned, never needed them. I do carry a condom in my wallet that I bought in the 1970's just in case.
I just installed a fantastic phone holder because I use WAYZ exclusively.. I just put a bottle holder on the other handlebar hold my bottle of water.... I do have two large. Abs leather covered saddlebags.. so I keep a spare jacket.. inexpensive.poncho .. pretty extensive small first aid kit. A plug kit and hand pump with gauge.... Tool kit.. with all the size wrenches and spark plug wrench.& Long nosed vice grips.. and pliers... Small roll of duct tape and electrical tape... After watching this I'm going to put in a handful of zip ties!.. I carry a rechargeable lithium cell phone charger and cable.. small bottle of lens cleaner that I can use for my visor glasses or my windshield and mirrors... Some soft rags
I carry 3 Disk Locks in my ZX4RR. 1 Abus Granit and 2 Kovix KD6. if i'm out for an event i carry a damned Almax immobilizer Chain 10kg Chain on my bag... Paranoia sucks when you're out with friends and you have 70% thoughts of "is my bike still there" 🤣. Having a partner that rides with you is great! you get to chain both of your bikes together! Currently making a DIY defensive measures :)
I feel ya on that! My wife sometimes makes fun of me for the extra mile I go with locking up, but she also grew up in a neighborhood where everyone has their doors unlocked... while I grew up where you just expected things to be stolen on a daily basis. I'm in a way safer area now, but I still keep my old habits!
"All the hot chick's you're going to attract." This is a lie, just like going to the gym and getting fit, a bike will increase the amount of men trying to talk to you 3x. For some of you that may actually be an upside now that I think about it.
Stuffing bleeding hands into salty stank riding gloves is the pinnacle of two wheel freedom.🤠Bonus points if it's leaking out on the controlled oil spill below.
Hey yam, any plans to ride and review the Daytona 660? I just bought one and curious what you think. I thought it was the best out of the newer comfortable sport bike market
I usually don't ride long distance and when I do I don't go very far from civilization. Just some chain lube in the top box and I'm on my way. It reflects that I prefer to travel light.
Got my first bike this past spring, and sadl6 it was a Harley V-Rod Muscle, a 2009. Told myself I would get all the gear before driving it, and just about have all the gear. So I am interested in what this list has. I've been considering getting saddle bags and a battery tender, Nico5 or 10 with a case. Not sure what would all fit in the bags though.
Pantyhose -- I grew and learned to ride in England and I often got trapped in bad weather. Pantyhose does a great job of keeping your legs (and nuts) warm coming home at night, even in the rain.
Everything in this video was cool, except the royal enfields. Bottom tier motorcycles, and that's coming from someone who lives where they are produced.
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Normal riders: All of this stuff
Cruiser bros: Helmet (optional)
are you out of your mind? i got 50l of storage space in my leather bags, im gonna use them :D
Gotta love adding 1/3 your bikes weight with extra equipment 😂
You gotta have that SUV mindset of heavier = safer
Even with a GSXR 600, under the passenger seat I can fit a small med pouch with a tourniquet, gauze, trauma shears etc. Also a good microfiber rag comes in handy when wiping off your helmet visor, deal with various leaks and can be used to put pressure on wounds too. The stock tool kit roll can be beefed up with zip ties, small patch kit etc. Just gotta be creative with the space you have.
Also look into the taq strap by alien gear I personally wear them, they work great and I ended up testing them with a lowside at 65mph and they still hold up great
I keep an IFAK in my car and another in the backpack I wear when riding. So important and overlooked.
Tool kit, flashlight, tire plugs/ bacon straps, portable inflator, portable jumpstart battery/flashlight/phone charger, ear plugs, wet wipes, chain tool w/ spare link, disc lock, food, water. All I need is a tent and blanket and I'm good to go!
A tarp that looks unappealing with grommets and a long cable locked underneath to the bike is an old NYC trick, which helps, especially in other cities.
Hey Yam, I gotta give some attention to your tattoo artist. As a tattoo artist myself I just have to say your upper arm work is amazing. The amount of skill it takes to do those circles that tight and clean is next level and good on you for sitting well enough to allow that clean of work.
extra ear plugs, gum, extra tire valve caps, clean microfiber towel, extra glasses, extra rounds
Gun. But I'm in Texas...
This goes without saying.
Zip ties, lil tool bag, tire repair, jump starter, vehicle entry tools [incase a 4wheeler needs assistance - We all been there], EpiPen - [incase someone is in need], fire extinguisher, 2 HEB bags, KBar, eating utensil kit, sewing kit, extra starter solenoid, & a couple pieces of hard candy - [incase someone needs it]. All in a Cobra backpack on the sissy bar. '05 VTX1800, daily, like I stole it.
Salute
Paper road map & some kitchen paper roll. And when off roading, 2 small 5cm wide 2 wheel pulleys with 30m of thin 3mm strong rope.
A seasoned rider in our group put the often repeated "carrying a gun" adage when it comes to motorcycle stuff to carry: "better have it and not needing it than needing it and not having it."
Ya, when u need it u better have it or u end up dead if you don't notice that road rager trying to make you dead first cuz they didn't like being passed or are pissed off that they just had to sit in traffic for an hour while u split lanes, I've had people go after me for lane filtering
I just passed the msf course this past weekend! My go to beginner bike is cf moto 800nk
Congratulations 🎊
Congratulations I’m proud of you son🎉
Everytime I ride my kawasaki I'm glad I didn't cheap out on the cfmotos lmao
Yamaha, ktm, and cfmoto are all coming from the same Chinese factory. Enjoy that.
@@Gyvrcrdfutihhuyvthjvvjvjyv don't laugh at him for buying what we know will be in a junkyard in 10 years. They can't produce decent metal in hand tools. What makes you think more moving parts=easier time with shitty metallurgy.
@@demonstare1 My 99 VFR>>> My 21 Duke 390.
I have some of these. Real important to me is gortex rain gear, old kitchen towel, and a least one plastic bag. Place bag over shoe and slide foot right in rain suit. Ultra important is my Ruger 380 with laser site in case i lose my glasses.
My loadout is a rechargable Ryobi pump and flashlight, pair of Frog Togs for rain, screw type plugs, a few tools and a hydration bag. If all else fails I got AAA coverage which is great because it covers whatever I'm operating, not just an individual vehicle.
Among the normal camping gear, hatchet, saw, TP, tools, first aid etc, I carry an Element fire extinguisher. I’m prepared for one type of firefight, it’d be pretty dumb to not prepare for the other.
0:10 Bro really made a Powerthirst reference in the lords year of 2024
I know! He also did Brawndo at 9:27!
I left on this cross country trip with a can of pledge wood floor cleaner. Best bike cleaner, leaves a coating of silicone and a fresh lemon scent lol
Sound like your selling me something
@@1pyroace1 I'll sell you half a bottle of pledge that's covered in grease
Be careful, lemon, pledge, attracts bees
Backpack with rope, ifak, air pump, hand saw, knife, needle nose pliers, water, and sometimes drone. ADV for me more miles offroad than on. Thanks for the video
I carry most of that stuff on my NC750X DCT. I'm retired from Garmin and have an Edge 530 bicycle GPS which I use on both my bicycle and my motorcycles. I added a 'Moto' mode and downloaded routeable OpenStreet maps so I now have a little mini-GPS on the handlebar that I can just twist off and put in my pocket when I leave the bike. I also carry a tool kit, Harbor Freight handheld compressor powered by a hand tool battery, visor cleaning supplies, rain gear sometimes, a couple of full water bottles, and snacks. Plus some colorful shop towels.
Returning rider & building mine back up! Tool role from Walmart with ratchet & socket set, plug kit, allen keys & screwdriver. I have a mini-inflator, a jump pack, head lamp & multi-tool. I also keep a wire crimp, butt connectors electrical tape & a couple of those LED glow stick things.
Snacks! Can't forget those! Right now, I have a box of chees-it's & a bag of beef jerky in may saddle bag.
CamelBak or some other equivalent water backpack! I bicycle as well, and I've had the "joy" of running out of water in my bottle with no water source nearby in the middle of my ride because it got a lot hotter than I expected. While you aren't peddling on a motorcycle, the heat can still be pretty bad on those hot days; pull over and take a swig, or if you're have a 3/4 or less helmet you could just drink while you ride. A CamelBak may inhibit some air flow out of the back of your jacket (depending upon the style), but I'd take a little extra sweating over being dehydrated.
I love the Adv guys that explain how tubed tires are superior and easier to change than plugging a tubeless tire!
I bought a cheap Chinese motorcycle bag, waterproof enough, and big enough for a helmet. I carry a first aid kit, some food, a water bottle, mechanic gloves, paper towels. 😂
On a different level, I bought a SHAD SH58X tailcase and I can actually do Costco runs on my CB500X. Veggies, meats, a case of waters, a case of sodas, snacks, and other small stuff.
@@scubarubanzaiidamn! Thats insane space. I’ve never really thought about carrying groceries with me… but $400+ a little steep for my needs. The bag I got cost me like $30-50.
Grip-lock, Frog Toggs, cargo net, air pressure gauge, phone cord, Gerber multi-tool, shop towels, my paperwork, and that's about it.
I put a tail bag on my V Star. Tied to the sissy bar and locked in place with the backrest & sitting on the luggage rack. Now I gotta make up my mind what to carry in it. Interesting speculations.
I didn't want my phone on the handlebars especially during the summer where it gets so uncomfortably hot to the touch I feel like it risks damage. I ended up buying a prepaid smartphone and never paid for service but hooked it up to my mobile Hotspot while my primary phone sat safely (and much cooler) in my backpack. Absolutely worth the 70 dollars, especially when compared to the motorcycle GPS market
I daily an Xmax 300 scooter, and I keep a disc lock, charger, tire repair kit, tire inflator, first aid kit, waterproof layers, and some microfiber towels with face shield wash on the bike for emergencies
I'm defiantly a hope and a pray kinda guy.
I rode 120 miles (both ways) across England like that. But, I'm on a brand new Honda, under a warranty and with break down cover. So it's not totally reckless.
The weather is always predictable in the UK: *Rain*
I live in Washington state, and even here you're hard pressed to go over an hour without seeing a gas station. It's good to be prepared, but half my first aid kit is at the next gas station.
Liter of fuel (fuel gauges lie!), small bottle of motor oil (used little 2-stroke oil bottles are good for this), tool kit, first aid kit, tie wraps, tire repair kit with CO2 inflator, flashlight, registration and duplicate owners manual, wet wipes, nitrile gloves, and spare tail and turn bulbs permanently carried on bike. In tank bag - PowerAde, trail mix, sunglasses, hat, paper map, extra phone/gps cable, zip-lock bags, small binoculars, microfiber cloth (for glasses and face shield), TP (1/2 roll smashed flat is useful), and leatherman tool. Pistol is always on my body 🙂
Phone, wallet, backpack with a few tools, tire plugs, rain jacket, socks, neck gaiter, and usually a drink or 2. That's about it.
I live in Southern California a.k.a. the desert, I never go anywhere without lots of water. Paper towels, glass cleaner wipes, enough tools to remove a wheel if it becomes necessary. I haven't ridden more than 100 away from home in a couple of years, so I don't need much other than that.
Usually have small portable battery, aside from my usb for my phone, small spray bottle of windex with a proper goggle cloth, some bungees, disc lock, balaclava, a second pair of gloves, the stock tool kit, small butt pad, 750ml of gas and a pouch full of brand new ear plugs.
Thanks for reminding me to put all that in my top case and to put it back on my bike :)
In addition to my riding gear, I have:
Metric Toolkit with added hex sockets, hex drill bit set, and T-handle hex wrench for every single nut/bolt etc on the bike (that I know of)
Lightweight jumper cable kit with battery pack
2 fuel bottles inside webbing strap bottle holders for easy strapping to frame, for total of half gallon/two liters.
1 QT of oil, with collapsable, disposible paper funnels (which can also be used for gas)
1 Spark plug (bike only has 1)
2 tire repair kits: a tire puncture repair kit with air cannisters, AND a can of tube sealant for tube punctures
2 power banks for charging devices (10,000 and 70,000 mAh - former is the size/weight of a phone, latter is slightly larger and 5 lbs, only bring if i'm camping)
2 10' ratchet tie down straps
8 Bungie cords
Bike cover with hidden alarm in the cover (Dowco)
High quality earplugs with case
Cheap chinese bluetooth headset+speakers
I rarely even bring half of these except on long trips, but most of it is pretty lightweight. Even if I don't use this stuff for a decade, I'll always have it around for when I do need it. I'll add zip ties to this lol. I bought all of this for less than $400 and it can all fit in my tailbag or saddlebags with lots of room to spare.
I'm so very surprised at how much of all this stuff I've actually carried during my recent stint as a long-distance commuter!
Always carry an extra clutch cable! Saved my butt more than once.
My list:-
Padlocks, tie downs, wet weather gear, glass wipes, cleaning rags, deodorant, Drinks (snacks are an on the road purchase) charging cable. there's even pens and a notebook... there is more to add, but it's mostly just how much do I want to carry, and what do I think I'll need on a particular ride. My bag isn't water proof, so I have to add panniers with water tight linings if I need to carry anything that must stay dry. but that is a case of deciding how big they need to be... I'm thinking 30 litres is big enough for my bike, but I know I can fit 50's
Torqx and allen wrenches, zip ties, headlight bulb, axle nut, and weird motorcycle wrench under the seat. My backpack has first aid kit, throwing knives, slingshot, fire kit, sewing kit, bag of bags and balloons, cloak, ball bearings, check light, cards, baby wipes, bayonet, binoculars, small radio, and dipole antenna. Plus I have motorcycle stuff in hard cases. Long trips I carry jumper/compressor/charger. Working on becoming full fledged adv dad on my npc Buell.
I have a GPS Garmin because sometimes there is no cell service, like most of Pennsylvania, and you can't search or reroute with no service. Garmins have gas station and restaurant locations and all the map you could need on board ready to go anywhere. Best of all, the group I ride with share routes ahead of time. The whole group can see the next turn! I can open Basecamp and see everywhere I've riden with it.
If you have an adv bike with tubed tires and room in the paniers for spoons and a tube you can realistically swap a tube in 20 minutes at the side of the road with the bike on the center stand.
It sucks wherever you do it
Wet wipes are great for cleaning bugs off your face shield, too
I was out riding with the guys a couple weeks ago and used a zip tie to fix a shift lever
I've pooped in the woods more times than I can count. Nothing gets the bowel moving like a good off-road ride.
With everything you mentioned, we need the straight 6 Honda goldwing.🙀🙀🙀🙀
mini photo-tripod, toothpicks, extra earplugs, some extra fuses, swiss army knife, a powerbank and some cables, microfiber towel, AirTag and an old iPod Nano attached to the radio that I never turn on because I don´t like to ride with music
I take flashlight with me wherever I go, it's called my phone :)
Not the same
@@brothscout864 Look at this nerd over here walking around with two flashlights like he's anticipating a zombie apocalypse over here
Thirty minutes of using your phone flashlight is four hours of phone time
Just not as useful as a strap around head flashlight
@knifetoucher streamlight stinger on my left side basically everywhere I go
Even a Toyota Tacoma can be on a Caribbean island before you fill out the police report from Miami.
Speaking from experience.
When I ride and it's gonna rain and I'm packing gear.I pack the gear in plastic bags as many bags as needed.Then I put it all into one big bag and tie it down to the bike. Box of plastic bags $6.Rain covers for your fancy luggage.Two hundred dollars whatever you wanna do
On my 2023 honda grom i carry a 5/8 wrench for spark plug removal just in case thats needed, like 10 zipties, lock for my helmet and a canteen with water. I put all that stuff in my saddle bags
Im thinking about adding a small bicycle air pump and a tire plug kit but i only ever ride it around the city so i dunno
I've been riding motorcycles for 53 years. I don't carry any of the things you mentioned, never needed them. I do carry a condom in my wallet that I bought in the 1970's just in case.
I just installed a fantastic phone holder because I use WAYZ exclusively.. I just put a bottle holder on the other handlebar hold my bottle of water.... I do have two large. Abs leather covered saddlebags.. so I keep a spare jacket.. inexpensive.poncho .. pretty extensive small first aid kit. A plug kit and hand pump with gauge.... Tool kit.. with all the size wrenches and spark plug wrench.& Long nosed vice grips.. and pliers... Small roll of duct tape and electrical tape... After watching this I'm going to put in a handful of zip ties!.. I carry a rechargeable lithium cell phone charger and cable.. small bottle of lens cleaner that I can use for my visor glasses or my windshield and mirrors... Some soft rags
Yeah, yeah, boy, power thirst!😂
I carry 3 Disk Locks in my ZX4RR. 1 Abus Granit and 2 Kovix KD6. if i'm out for an event i carry a damned Almax immobilizer Chain 10kg Chain on my bag... Paranoia sucks when you're out with friends and you have 70% thoughts of "is my bike still there" 🤣. Having a partner that rides with you is great! you get to chain both of your bikes together! Currently making a DIY defensive measures :)
I feel ya on that! My wife sometimes makes fun of me for the extra mile I go with locking up, but she also grew up in a neighborhood where everyone has their doors unlocked... while I grew up where you just expected things to be stolen on a daily basis. I'm in a way safer area now, but I still keep my old habits!
@@davidnayce7885 Those habits are ingrained in your body, they are hard to get rid of.
Bro do you live in one of those perfect Democrat/leftist utopias?
"All the hot chick's you're going to attract." This is a lie, just like going to the gym and getting fit, a bike will increase the amount of men trying to talk to you 3x. For some of you that may actually be an upside now that I think about it.
Ive had several women at restaurants flirt with me once they realize I'm doordahing on a motorcycle
5:23 what bike is that??? Geez what a beauty!!😍
Not sure
BMW RnineT pure
@@llRub3Nll thanks! 🤙
It's an AI generated image so it doesn't exist. But yeah it does kinda look like that BMW
It also kinda looks like a beefier XSR700
300 lbs (136 kg) - no HD riders then😂
My AAA card, phone, carabiner lock for the helmet and a handkerchief for bugs. Of course I'm not doing backwoods single track.
And.... we need a bagger!
Stuffing bleeding hands into salty stank riding gloves is the pinnacle of two wheel freedom.🤠Bonus points if it's leaking out on the controlled oil spill below.
love you yammie❤
Honestly, your right,
it is way cheaper to take a Uber to a hospital,.....but how much is Mr.Wolf going to charge to clean that ish up
Hey yam, any plans to ride and review the Daytona 660? I just bought one and curious what you think. I thought it was the best out of the newer comfortable sport bike market
Yammie “you know” 😅
Threw an airtag on my bike, not because I'm afraid of theft, but because I lose my bike in parking lots...
I usually don't ride long distance and when I do I don't go very far from civilization. Just some chain lube in the top box and I'm on my way. It reflects that I prefer to travel light.
I like Refugee medical for first aid kits. If you watch Bear he has frequent sales. I like the anything green sale around St. Patricks day sale.
I'm going to need a side car for my mt07 to carry all this 😂
I wonder if Yammie Noob has heard of the new Shotgun 650...
Got my first bike this past spring, and sadl6 it was a Harley V-Rod Muscle, a 2009. Told myself I would get all the gear before driving it, and just about have all the gear. So I am interested in what this list has. I've been considering getting saddle bags and a battery tender, Nico5 or 10 with a case. Not sure what would all fit in the bags though.
I might start bringing some of these lol
Got it all!
Yes ,i Like Baby wipes for my scooter 😂
1:01 except on J6
I want the dog that lives till29 years. It’s always heartbreaking to watch them pass😢.
I guess I carry my wallet, cell phone, and a prayer of good fortune!
Pantyhose -- I grew and learned to ride in England and I often got trapped in bad weather. Pantyhose does a great job of keeping your legs (and nuts) warm coming home at night, even in the rain.
Hmm...my RS660 didn't come with a tool kit and there's only enough room under the seat for a disk lock.
Powerthirst! What year is it!!!
Doobies and a lighter.... 2 lighters
When I ride I pack two joints and a lighter 😂
@@joiz938 Only 2? 😆
Disposable lens wipes. Bugs.
I ride with my wallet, sunglasses, phone, disc lock and the number for my AA breakdown subscription. 🤞🤞🤞🤞🤞🤞🤞🤞🤞
Dont you ever become parched son?
@@ImSrry4BeingWhite Yeah, straight to a coffee shop!
Yammie making the argument to become a bagger 🤦♂️
I carry baby wipes so I don’t get shyt stains on my undies after riding. Plus you never know when your gonna get your John Lit 🔥
DO YOU KEEP TOOLS ON YOUR BODY
Everything in this video was cool, except the royal enfields. Bottom tier motorcycles, and that's coming from someone who lives where they are produced.
What do you think of the shotgun 650?
what deity have we angered? Likely all of them.
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300lbs limit for the C7 chair.. guess the discord mods won't be able to use it
not true i ride a s1k for 5 years never needed nay of these 😤
Glad you have not needed them, but you don't carry those things for daily use, you carry them for emergencies.
Sounds like how my gf packs to go away for a night 😮
If I need to bring ALL THAT, I might as well become a cager.
Nevah!
What about a 🔫?
🤣😂🤣😅😂
I understand the need for ads...but i will unsubscribe if they keep increasing
FUN FACT: THE WORLDS OLDEST DOG LIVED UPTO 29 AND A HALF YEARS.😮
Good Lord dude you will swing anything for a buck. Respect
I'm a leaf man. Always have been, always will be.