Just wanted to let you folks know that this video is still reaching people, still helping riders set themselves up for successful trips to the backcountry. Thanks for the great work!

@bryananderson3772

2 жыл бұрын

I'm using it as a guide for my crf300l

Here is the list: Tool pack: (1) Duck tape, (2) Matches, (3) 5 minute epoxy, (4) Quick aluminum epoxy, (5) T-handle (6) Allen wrenches (have a 3/8 size is recommended), (7) Razor blade(s), (8) Screw driver (6-way type recommended), (9) Spark plug wrench or socket, (10) Wrenches 8mm-17mm, (11) Extra brake lever (shift lever), (12) Radiator stop leak, (13) Extra spark plug, (14) Various nuts and washers (bike specific), (15) Extra fuel line, (16) Tire gauge, (17) Electrical tape, (18) Extra chain master links, (19) Hi-temp silicone, (20) Safety wire, (21) Zip Ties, (22) Rags, (23) Hand cleaner (wipes), (24) Nitro tape (can repair radiator hose), (25) Torx bit wrenches, (26) Tire irons, (27) Bailing wire, (28) Sockets and bits (for t-handle), (29) Vise grips, (30) Needle nose Pliers, (31) slip-jaw pliers, (32) Cresent wrench, (33) Motion Pro Axle tire iron, (34) Tusk Racing axle wrench (with box 22mm and 27mm sockets), (35) Extra tubes (front and rear), (36) Tusk tire repair kit ($29.99/ebay), (37) Tire pump, (38) Tow-strap, (39) Extra air-filter, (40) Rubber gloves, (41) Oil. Not mentioned but worth considering: (42) WD40, (43) Paper funnel(s), (44) Light sticks (to work out in the dark, or head-flash light), (45) Turn-signal bulb(s) (or head light/brake light), (46) Channel-locks, (47) Spanner wrench (for shocks)

@rmatvmc

8 жыл бұрын

+Warren Salter Nice! Thanks for your suggestions and good job on the parts list :)

@liamanthony628

2 жыл бұрын

instaBlaster...

@harryfletch5574

2 жыл бұрын

*duct tape*

@usbsol

2 жыл бұрын

Just the bare essentials.... for a trip to the moon, ehh....

@generationwolves

Жыл бұрын

Spare fuses

Pro-tip : You won't have problems with radiators or hoses if you don't have those on your bike.

@rmatvmc

5 жыл бұрын

Haha very true. Air-cooled for life!

@d.Cog420

2 жыл бұрын

Can't argue with that. Problem is they don't make big air cooled bikes anymore, they make these things with radiators and hoses and a thousand 'rider aids' which will inevitably lead you stranded, me stranded. I've got one of the bloody things. Doesn't even have a key. What's wrong with a key? Leave the tech for the tesla owners pls.

@cybergeiger82

2 жыл бұрын

So true 😁

@gottaloveskillet

Жыл бұрын

I love this comment ha

@mrspeigle1

Жыл бұрын

In fairness you do however overheat more often.

People are still watching it. Thanks for making it!

thank you for sharing your experience

On the radiator stop leak, something like jb weld will do both cases and radiator leaks allowing you to cut down slightly on weight. Duct tape will work just fine as leccy tape in a pinch no need to carry both." bailing wire is better than "safety wire" which is pretty much similar to steel MIG wire. the no. 1 tool to carry is a leather man or similar multi tool.. worth their weight in gold..

Dude! Legit. Dirty, time tested, road used adv tools. Trust-able advice. TY

@rmatvmc

6 жыл бұрын

Thanks for the comment *Eddie 777!*

great information! thanks!

Muy buenas recomendaciones Gracias Saludos desde Argentina 🇦🇷

🥁 🎸🎸 🎶 seem to go with bikes. Music often drowns out engine sounds and here I WANT TO LISTEN TO YOU !! Most important: excellent video 👍

I love the fact that KZread has a speed function for slow talkers and impatient listeners!

@alexlau7115

3 жыл бұрын

i run 2x speed on everything. quick tip(pun intended), press shift + ">" button to speed up rather than clicking the corner, much faster.

@thomaswarren2699

3 жыл бұрын

@@alexlau7115 Oh cool, didn't know that

@Bruce-Wayne717

3 жыл бұрын

@@alexlau7115 thanks mate

Simply excellent. Thank-you!

Great video. I made a list of items I've overlooked. Thanks!

agree with others, great video guys.

Solid thanks!

excellent presentation.

Klr was one of my most favorite bikes, had to sell due to it not having enough power

great information!

I find it useful to perform whatever the most intensive mechanical repair or fix would be out on the road. Do that in your garage... might be a valve adjustment. That usually requires a substantial tear down of the bike. Removing plastics, and the tank etc... Anyway, as you reach for tools one at a time to remove a fastener etc, set that tool aside. By the time you've buttoned everything back up, take stock of only the tools you've used, and those are the ones you should pack. Oddly enough, I've found it much easier to carry a small lithium powered impact wrench. The battery won't die the whole trip, unless you are the pit crew for everyone. But it weighs less than a large crescent wrench. Unless you really want to be Mr. Fix-It for everyone in your group, I find that's the best way to not only learn your bike but only take the tools you need, and nothing extra you don't. Save the extra weight for other essentials.

@rmatvmc

8 жыл бұрын

+TheBikerScout Great. Thanks for sharing!

Still a valuable video. Great info as i prepare for my first big adventure ride on my own. Thanks!

@rmatvmc

Жыл бұрын

Glad it was helpful. Enjoy the ride!

Great info and brings up good options that I had not thought about. Is there a printable link of all these items? I would love to cross against my pack and order what I should get to be more complete. Again great job Justin!

I like the pump case man,

good info!

Excellent video

This is probably most usefull video you ever made. Great job guys :)

@rmatvmc

8 жыл бұрын

+Adam Hraško Thanks! Glad you enjoyed it.

Where is the kitchen sink? I carry extra paper towels that can double for TP. Great video!

Rock on 🤘 great video

awsome vid

great!

Justin, great job. Excellent and down to earth. Nothing but the necessaries. Made me think of a few more items for my own kit. Thanks

@rmatvmc

8 жыл бұрын

+Stephen Denlinger Nice job! Thanks for the comment!

Most interesting video you guys put out there great job love your videos

@rmatvmc

7 жыл бұрын

Thanks MIke Bianculli. Appreciate you tuning into our channel! Cheers. ~Vinny

I think all motorcycles should come stock with that stuff with markers, like oh he's got a mechanic bike, oh he's got a fuel bike, oil bike!!! Small tool bike, full size tool bike etc, could make a whole market branch for bikes lol

Great video. Is a slime compressor that necessary if you have Tusk tire repair kit with a few co2 cartridges? I'm trying to carry just the necessities, not the niceties. Thanks for input!

The 6 in 1 screwdriver has saved me so many times

Add a spare CDI module for the XR650L!

Hey, i ride a Dr650 so i don't need any of those thanks. 💪😁

Nice❤😊

The *container for the epoxy* is from Mentos, even Happydent gum have the same containers, they are waterproof too.

@rmatvmc

6 жыл бұрын

Cool! Thanks for sharing with us all *Surya Raju.* Thanks for watching

skelly!!

Great advice & list...thanks for sharing. The radiator leak fix powder you mention...any particular brand or type you recommend ?...I had a hairline Crack issue recently and was not prepared

Great job Justin. Added JB Weld to kit. Just had first 'on road' flat on my 'tour bike'. Plug kit and pump now added to my tool kit too. Also, comment from 'TheBikerScout' is right on the money, that's how my kit got selected.

When you have to change a tire and remove the large axle nuts I didn’t see a cheater bar in your tool bag, guessing you stand on the wrench with your boot to remove the axle nut. Am I correct? Great video !

Just curious..Do you guys sell any bike specific tool kits that i can use as a base too start from?

Very useful video

@rmatvmc

6 жыл бұрын

Thanks *MY FC.*

I just take my leatherman in my pocket came in handy few times

toilet paper is a good idea

@n8dawg414

7 жыл бұрын

wet wipes!

@Durangedkitten

7 жыл бұрын

The Moto fixery Yeah if you have ever wiped your ass with leaves you know what humanities greatest invention is.

@austinallen2751

5 жыл бұрын

Isn't that what socks are for?

@jadesluv

5 жыл бұрын

Austin, i bet your feet and boots stink horribly

@drumsnbass

4 жыл бұрын

No shit!

Gas throttle cable, to and from. Clutch cable

Ok where can I get all of this and How much am I going to spend to ensure I have everything that is shown here?

Sweet video I noticed you have Tire irons and a pair of bead Breakers do I need both for a dirt bike tire I have a KTM thanks

@rmatvmc

6 жыл бұрын

*PhatJay* - The Bead Breakers from Motion Pro are super nice to have. We have ran into multiple stubborn tires that the bead just does not want to breakaway from the wheel. So these Bead Breakers come in handy. Most times you can get by with stomping the tire with your foot or if your buddies bikes has a kickstand, then you can utilize the kickstand to break the bead. Hope this helps. Thanks for watching!

So you have a support 4 x 4 follow you to carry all that gear? Where do you carry all that stuff? You are a sherpa for all your buddies. I was waiting for you to pull out a BBQ and marshmallow sticks. Awesome video BTW!!!

Is there a more up to date video like this?

That’s a lot of stuff, adventure meaning more than 5 mile to a main road.. lol if bad things or luck don’t happen we wouldn’t have any good stories to tell lol

Dielectric grease

This nice guy probably doesn't have room for underwear in his bags. JK.. thanks, good stuff, hope you are around when I'm down!

Need to carry a spare clutch if you’re carrying all that 😂

What is safety wire , never of that ? Been doing construction and handyman stuff most my life but maybe that wire is given a different name in California . Anyway definitely going to watch this video again and some others so I can have a good idea of what I will need . Thanks Rocky Mountain !

@daleanderson88

3 жыл бұрын

It’s used in motocross to twist wire secure your grips to your bars. Outside of motorcycling it’s used to secure nuts to bolts or anything you can’t afford to come loose. Very common in aviation. It’s simple wire which has many purposes.

@johnnytenjobs

2 жыл бұрын

Lock wire

@hardworkingamerican8847

2 жыл бұрын

@@daleanderson88 Mist have missed your reply somehow , anyway thanks for the clarification .

CLIP 4.39

if you see me, it looks like I carry the local homedepot around

@rmatvmc

4 жыл бұрын

Sounds like you're a good riding partner then!

clutch cable

@gustavomello6667

5 жыл бұрын

hidraulic clutches

@illhaveanother4365

4 жыл бұрын

@@gustavomello6667 hydraulic fluid

Instead of packing that big tire pump, take a couple extra CO2 cartridges with your tire patch kit. You’ll save some weight.

Wow skelly looked really young in this video

I'm just starting my tool bag. Do you have a list of everything in the bag? I could watch it and write it down. Just wondering if you already did that ?

@rmatvmc

8 жыл бұрын

+Tyler Parcell www.rockymountainatvmc.com/Sales/403/Adventure-Riding-Tool-Must-Haves?KZread&Adventuremotorcycletoolessentials&Buynowaltro&KZreadvideos

@rmatvmc

8 жыл бұрын

+Tyler Parcell I just sent you the link of the sales page we built for this video. At the end of the video there's a clickable box to purchase the products in this video.. Hope that helps!

@basherdesigns

8 жыл бұрын

+Tyler Parcell Hey Tyler.. the best way to collect your tools.. is get a tool bag, then as you start working on YOUR bike, put the tools in the bag. Don't worry about what anyone else has because if its not the same bike as yours it will be useless. If you do a ride with guys with the same bike then.. you can each bring less.. but I find I always want tools with me. I carry two 11"x3" tool tube pouches that I can fit all my tools I need. I used to use a tool roll and then a bag like in the video, but I found it to be too bulky... One tool tube pouch has all my tools, the other pouch has tire irons, a aspirin bottle which has spare fuses, loc-tite, extra bolts, wire nuts, and wrap duct tape around the outside of it! Pair of Nitrile gloves, extra spark plug, extra chain master link, zipties, tire gauge, JB weld, wet wipes Whether I'm on my adventure touring BMW F800GSA or light adventure bike WR250R or my dirtbike WR250F I bring the same tool pouches and always have every tool needed out on the trail...Here's the pouches I use from Storm Industires.. nebula.wsimg.com/778f717b2582200122b8b2a90ce0a557?AccessKeyId=942CC3ECA2FAB659AFC2&disposition=0&alloworigin=1 A few tips I've learned over the years to keep your tool pack lean and light... If you need standard and metric sockets, use the mixed sockets that can be used for both, this saves you amount of sockets you need and weight. Carry an extendible socket wrench.. that way it can close down to fit in your tool bag and extend when you need the extra leverage for say.. breaking axle nuts. Make sure you use good tools, not the cheap kit that comes with the bike, I've seen them get shredded otu on the trail.. I also care a MotoJack that has come in handy many times!! www.basherdesigns.com/2011/04/11/motojack-by-fdklr/ Exactly like he said, carry what you need for your bike! I put one pouch in one saddlebag and the other pouch in the other saddle bag. This way I can distribute the weight better than one giant tool bag. Packing light is key but more importantly to have the tools you need, leave the ones you don't in the truck :) Great to see RMATVMC getting so involved in the Adventure community.. we are excited to have you guys! Ride Safe! Basher

No first aid kit?

Spark plug caddy..???

Thank you but how do you carry all these Essentials on an Adventure bike ?

@rmatvmc

4 жыл бұрын

You can use a tool pouch like shown in the beginning of this video, a backpack, or throw them in the luggage bags on your bike.

I can't believe you don't have a spare motorcycle in your kit

He could save himself a lot of weight by just riding a DR 650, half of his kit is for radiator issues!

I usually just take a friend that I know will always be overpacked with tools...... And a leatherman so I don't look like I am taking the piss.....

Could dump half of that

What tool bag did you use for this video? Do you have a link?

@rmatvmc

2 жыл бұрын

That is an older version of the Fox Racing Deluxe Toolpack. You can check it out here: www.rockymountainatvmc.com/riding-gear/fox-racing-deluxe-toolpack-p

I think you forgot the kitchen sink.

@CorrupteddSanity

4 жыл бұрын

you wouldn't need a kitchen sink during a ride

www.rockymountainatvmc.com/Sales/403/Adventure-Riding-Tool-Must-Haves here's the link

fuses

Good video, but man, in my opinion you have too many tools and they occupy too much space in a luggage and they weight too much. First, I would take only one type of epoxy. Second, i would take ratchet, extender, only certain type of sockets (8, 10, 12 mm), adapter for bits, hex bits (not all sizes as in your Allen wrench, but depending on bike), big and small flat bit and big and small PH bits. These are instead of screwdriver, T-handle, Allen wrenches. I would also take 8, 10, 12 mm wrenches (or maybe just one adjustable wrench). Third, multi-tool instead of your two pliers and razor blade. Fourth, two tire irons, first combined with front axle nut wrench (22 mm), second combined with rear axle nut wrench (27 mm). The rest of your stuff is ok to me. I'd like to mention just thats it's very important that you have clutch and throttle repair kit. Thanks for video!

Adv toolkit Duct tape 5 min epoxy Matches Quick aluminum epoxy Tusk t handle Allen wrenches Razor blade Screwdriver 6 way Spark plug wrench Wrenches 8 to 17 Radiator stop leak Spark plug Nuts bolts washes Fuel line Tire gauge Electrical tape Master link Hi temperature silicone Safety wire Zip ties Rags Hand cleaner Nitrile tape Torx bits Tire irons Bailing wire Extra sockets Needle nose vice grips Pliers Crescent wrench Tube Tire repair kit Oil Pump slime electrical Tow strap Air filter Rags Rubber gloves

How. Munch does that pack weigh

@MrFastFarmer

3 жыл бұрын

Oh you need a trailer...

that's a mentos gum container

Bought one and it wore out in 1 year.

Leave the cheesies rock music out next time. I’m trying I listen to buddy talk

99

When people bring in a tool pack that looks clean, I feel skeptical.

YO CAMERA NOT FULLY FOCUS TO THE TOOL

Me having 1 wrench and 1 spark plug stuffed in my boot 😐

What no zip ties!? Lol

@rmatvmc

8 жыл бұрын

+michael stelljes 7:05 "You've got to have Zip-Ties!"

@cavscout678

8 жыл бұрын

Good call, apparently I wasn't paying attention lol.

@rmatvmc

8 жыл бұрын

+michael stelljes Ha ha that's the beauty of KZread, you can always watch it again if you need to.

Cost of kit

Seems like a video for adventure bikes. If you're a dirtbiker, carry a flat screwdriver, small pliars, and a small adjustable wrench. Oil, sealants, and tape should be reserved for group rides 50mi +.

@daylatephoto3554

6 жыл бұрын

It says dual sport in the title. Fifty miles is usually is just a warm up.

Thats just way too much in tools. You could open a garage with that. Tell your buddies to bring their own tools and save a lot of weight

I always carry condoms