ATV Front Gear Bag

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  • Опубликовано: 24 ноя 2024

Комментарии • 18

  • @bravo1xrayoutdoors625
    @bravo1xrayoutdoors625 Год назад +2

    Like the intro Brother! Thanks for carrying the crack maintenance!!

    • @N0KTZ
      @N0KTZ  Год назад +1

      You never know when you need to take care of some unexpected emergency trail maintenance! 😮😖😣😅

    • @bravo1xrayoutdoors625
      @bravo1xrayoutdoors625 Год назад

      @@N0KTZ Saved me a few times!!

  • @northernsurvivalbackcountr4986
    @northernsurvivalbackcountr4986 Месяц назад

    Nice looking front bag

  • @ArcticExploring
    @ArcticExploring Год назад +1

    You pack a lot of gear with you to be prepared for like everything 👍

  • @Chipper66
    @Chipper66 Год назад +3

    I carry the Gooloo gt4000. Great product! Only thing missing in that bag was a spork. Great share!👍👍

    • @rustycreatives
      @rustycreatives Год назад

      Thank you, brother, howzit out there? Did you make enough freeze-dried Milk Duds yet?

    • @N0KTZ
      @N0KTZ  Год назад +2

      Thanks chip... That battery pack sat for like 5 years and still had almost a full punch!

    • @RobPainless
      @RobPainless Год назад +3

      "...a spork" Lol. Not a bad idea really. Sporks have a special place in my heart. I'll tell y'all about it sometime.
      Of interest.....My danged little brother almost had me talked into getting a freeze dryer for myself last week.

  • @warrenmullett
    @warrenmullett Год назад +1

    Nice job. The front bag really covers ALOT of bases with that kit..

    • @N0KTZ
      @N0KTZ  Год назад

      Thanks. Peace of mind goes a long way when you're in the middle of nowhere. Worth every ounce.

  • @2ndorder40
    @2ndorder40 Год назад +1

    Great video as usual. Thanks for the tips!

    • @N0KTZ
      @N0KTZ  Год назад

      Thanks for stopping by and for the encouragement. I'm trying to get re-motivated with making content.

  • @RobPainless
    @RobPainless Год назад +2

    I kept waiting for that damned squirrel to come sneaking in there.
    Great bag, brother. You've got all the cool stuff. Have you done a video on that 100ah battery box and how you built it? You should!

  • @RobWhite-e3f
    @RobWhite-e3f Год назад +1

    at the start of the video you are removing a cargo net. Can you tell me the size you are using?

    • @N0KTZ
      @N0KTZ  Год назад

      Hey there, Rob. It's hard to give an exact size, but I'd say the thing is somewhere in the neighborhood of 18 inches. It's an old helmet web from my Harley days. Hope that helps you out. Take care.

  • @quaddingsous
    @quaddingsous Год назад +2

    Well, whether I wanted to or not, I now know what's in your bag - lol - - -
    LMAO @ "Crack maintenance" - 🤣🤣🤣- - -
    1:30 - so you can find your way back from the crapper. Why else? - lol - - -
    "Kilos for our Canadian buddies" is a nice gesture, but not required. We still use pounds for most measurements, unless it's for an official document like at the doctor's office - lol - I have no idea what I weigh in kgs, but I can tell you my weight in lbs and it's wayyyyyy too high - HAHAHA!!! - - -
    "I usually giggle when I crash, except last time when I was unconscious" 🤣🤣🤣OMG, you crack me up buddy! - - -
    One of these days I'm gonna load up the Rubi and come down to Colorado for a ride. I'll tell KC to meet me there so he can join in on the festivities - lol - Thanx for sharin' that info. Looks like we have pretty much the exact same emergency items, right down to the breaker bar with the 14mm(?) long socket on it for the lug nuts - lol

    • @N0KTZ
      @N0KTZ  Год назад

      …and maybe sometime in the future I’ll head up north for a Q-tour inside griz country. 😆 You guys have the best crappers up there!! And hey.. Thanks for letting me know about the metrics stuff. It’ll save me from crappin my pants when I have to lift something TWICE just to weigh it. Hahaha. Thanks for stopping in Q. Always fun to chat with ya. Take care bud.