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What do you bring with you when you ride?
- Its that time of year, gearing up
started by motodeficient
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December 7th 2008 at 8:11 PM
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killerbee52j
The X package
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1753 Posts 
Group: Members
Member Since: March 12th 2007
Location: Hamburg, ny, USA
Current Sled: 08 mxzx 600 sdi
2008-2009 Miles: 1800
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Everyday things(Phone,Knife,Pen,Wallet,can a skoal)
Map
Water
Granola bars
tow rope
extra gloves
GPS
"ride it like you stole it"
"the 6 pack is under the keg"
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Group: Site Supporters
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December 7th 2008 at 8:41 PM
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Metallica19991
Average Member
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818 Posts 
Group: Members
Member Since: December 13th 2007
Location: NH, USA
2008-2009 Miles: 0
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Wallet
cell phone
Spare drive belt
Cigars
Spark Plugs
Knife
Some tools
And maybe a water or two
1996 Skidoo Formula III 600
2001 Polaris TrailBlazer 250
1995 Polaris Scrambler 400 4X4
1989 Yamaha Blaster 200
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December 7th 2008 at 8:44 PM
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Dekk70
CRAZY OUTRAGIOUS !
Dekk70 Winter needs to hurry its a$$ up in getting here. READY TO RIDE!!!
Updated Thursday at 12:32 PM
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585 Posts
Group: Members
Member Since: January 3rd 2008
Location: Hawarden, Iowa, USA
Current Sled: 2002 Polaris RMK 700
2008-2009 Miles: 300ish
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Depends where Im ridin.
If im just around here...
Call Phone
Wallet
Sno Bungie
Some Tools
Spare Belt
Bottle of water
When we go out West...
Cell Phone
Wallet
Sno Bungie
Tow Rope
Avalanch Probe
Shovel
Granola Bars
Power Bars
Water and Gatorade
Map
Compass
Tools
Spare Belt
Spare plugs
Extra Googles
Extra Gloves
Extra Balaclava
Hot hands/toes
TP
Flashlight
Lots of things I cant think of right now.
I would like to get a GPS and a Avalanch Beacon befor we go out this year. We'll see.
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December 8th 2008 at 7:14 AM
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Quote originally posted by Rubi
Tent
Footprint
Sleeping Bag
Sleeping Pad
Stove
Stove Fuel
Cook Set
Lipton Rice and Sauce (1 week supply)
1 Lb. Butter
Cashews
Dove Milk Chocolate Bars
2 Lbs. Bacon
Rope
Shovel
Probe
6 qts. Lemonade flavored Gatorade
Spare Gloves and Socks
Extra Jacket and Pants
Down Booties
Binoculars
Laptop
DVD's (The Big Lebowski and 2-Stroke Cold Smoke 10)
Tarp
10 Gallons Gas and Quart of Oil
Skis and Ski Boots
Ski Poles
Towel
Map
4 quarts Fruit Punch flavored Gatorade X-Factor
Stocking Hat
More Socks
Leatherman
Craftsman 128 Piece Tool Set
2 Spare Belts
Pistons and Rings
Extra Primary and Secondary Clutch
Two Paperback Novels
Magazines (National Review and SnowTech)
Headlamp
Sunglasses and Goggles
U.S. Forest Service Pamphlets
Traps (Coilsprings and Conibears)
Rifle
Shotgun
Shells
Chainsaw
Bar and Chain Oil
Hatchet
Sunscreen
Chapstick
Toilet Paper
Generator
Spare Idler Wheels
Radius Rods
Magnifying Glass
Mirror
Compass
Climbing Harness
3 quarts Riptide Rush Gatorade
Crampons
More Rope
Caribiners
Touring Skis
Randonnee Boots
Trekking Poles
PBR
More Dry Socks
Chewing Gum
Duct Tape
Bungee Cords
Charcoal Grill
Charcoal
Matches
Survival Blanket
How much of this is on the sled with you?
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December 8th 2008 at 7:53 AM
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firecatF5
SEARCHER and DESTROYER of feilds of white!
firecatF5 finally got a car.
Updated Monday at 8:41 PM
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2254 Posts 
Group: Members
Member Since: December 2nd 2007
Location: E. Grand Rapids, MI, USA
Current Sled: 2003 F5
2008-2009 Miles: 908
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Normally i just bring,
cellphone
wallet
snowmobile safety certificate
small first aid kit
fuel syphon
spark plugs
tool kit thats in the sled
pop
candy bar
camera
and a winter hat
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December 8th 2008 at 9:18 AM
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Pitboyz
7c for life.
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879 Posts
Group: Members
Member Since: February 23rd 2007
Location: The Cottage, Canada
Current Sled: 06 600 fusion H.O
2008-2009 Miles: 1025
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I haven't been able to go riding alone partially because sledding is a father son thing in my family and because im still only 18, i ride with my pops a lot, but this year i plan do to do a bit of riding with buddies. I have kinda started a list of what to bring.
Safety Kit - Comes with waterproof matches, flashlight, tin foil to use as a blanket, bandaids ect.
Rope
Foodski
Oil
Spare plugs
Cellular device
knife
Pair of dry socks and a shirt
maps maps maps
extra gloves
handful of throttle.
aww what the **** you cant swear thats just bull**** - Wedgehead_701 aka Morgan
7c for life.
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December 8th 2008 at 9:34 AM
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PolarisHockey9019
What'd you call me again?
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286 Posts 
Group: Members
Member Since: March 20th 2007
Location: Chesaning, MI, USA
Current Sled: '04 Polaris XC 800 SP
2008-2009 Miles: 975+
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Extra but thin gloves
Wallet and money of course
Cell phone
Camera
Ropes
Snowmobile tow rope
We each carry 2-3 maps on us in various locations
Flashlights
Spark plugs
Knife
I have inside my engine compartment on top of the oil, is a small compartment for emergency tools. Pull rope, wrenches, screw driver etc
Compass
I usually have some basic med supplies that I take out of my work bag in case we come across something...I'm thinking about making a small kit to store on the side or something though
Sometimes extra oil or coolant
Official Monkey Hostage Negotiator
2004 Polaris XC 800 SP
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December 8th 2008 at 9:40 AM
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MuscleD
It doesnt matter where you are in life, its who you have beside you.
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813 Posts
Group: Members
Member Since: February 2nd 2008
Location: Mankato, Minnesota, USA
Current Sled: 1999 polaris xc 500
2008-2009 Miles: 25
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money
cellphone
tools from the tool bag
pop/food. usualy CRAB MEAT! MMM good!
extra belt
map of trails
alot of you guys are forgetting a big survial pice... a flashlight! lol
fool
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December 8th 2008 at 9:45 AM
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December 8th 2008 at 10:01 AM
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HeatherZR600
Starting Member
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39 Posts
Group: Members
Member Since: November 6th 2008
Location: Dorr, MI
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I usually just bring...
money
a extra hat
dry gloves
dry facemask
tools
belt
sparkplugs
phone
sometimes a little snack
it all depends on where i ride, my parents won't let me ride by myself so i don't get to worried about be stranded...my dad usually has a lot of goodies to so i don't need to pack em too! can't wait to do some riding this year! i went to ride yesterday and my parents took my sled...oh boy was i angry! i knew they were takin it next weekend but they dropped them off about an hour away for next weekend so i now i can't ride all week or weekend! talk about bummed!!!! ahhh
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December 8th 2008 at 10:21 AM
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arcticcatf5
Junior
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537 Posts
Group: Members
Member Since: April 13th 2007
Location: Boston, NY, USA
Current Sled: 2003 F5 Sno-Pro
2008-2009 Miles: None
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Quote originally posted by Rubi
Tent
Footprint
Sleeping Bag
Sleeping Pad
Stove
Stove Fuel
Cook Set
Lipton Rice and Sauce (1 week supply)
1 Lb. Butter
Cashews
Dove Milk Chocolate Bars
2 Lbs. Bacon
Rope
Shovel
Probe
6 qts. Lemonade flavored Gatorade
Spare Gloves and Socks
Extra Jacket and Pants
Down Booties
Binoculars
Laptop
DVD's (The Big Lebowski and 2-Stroke Cold Smoke 10)
Tarp
10 Gallons Gas and Quart of Oil
Skis and Ski Boots
Ski Poles
Towel
Map
4 quarts Fruit Punch flavored Gatorade X-Factor
Stocking Hat
More Socks
Leatherman
Craftsman 128 Piece Tool Set
2 Spare Belts
Pistons and Rings
Extra Primary and Secondary Clutch
Two Paperback Novels
Magazines (National Review and SnowTech)
Headlamp
Sunglasses and Goggles
U.S. Forest Service Pamphlets
Traps (Coilsprings and Conibears)
Rifle
Shotgun
Shells
Chainsaw
Bar and Chain Oil
Hatchet
Sunscreen
Chapstick
Toilet Paper
Generator
Spare Idler Wheels
Radius Rods
Magnifying Glass
Mirror
Compass
Climbing Harness
3 quarts Riptide Rush Gatorade
Crampons
More Rope
Caribiners
Touring Skis
Randonnee Boots
Trekking Poles
PBR
More Dry Socks
Chewing Gum
Duct Tape
Bungee Cords
Charcoal Grill
Charcoal
Matches
Survival Blanket
HOW do you manage to carry all of this?
“Love is like racing across the frozen tundra on a snowmobile which flips over, trapping you underneath. At night, the ice-weasels come.”
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December 8th 2008 at 10:23 AM
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Rubi
Advanced Member
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1018 Posts
Group: Members
Member Since: January 1st 2007
Location: Alexandria, MN, USA
Current Sled: 2000 XCSP 600
2008-2009 Miles: 1071
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Quote originally posted by Student Driver How much of this is on the sled with you? I boondock with a tandem sleigh behind me. Cuts down on my mobility, but I'm prepared for most things that could befall me. When I get to a good riding venue, I sometimes park the sleighs in a safe place, and ride without them for awhile. Eventually, I start to feel naked without all my stuff, so I hook back up.
1990 Indy 400 (Slightly modded with welded tunnel cracks and various used Indy parts from models throughout the 90's)
2006 Stihl Chainsaw
1980's Vintage Lawnboy Lawnmower
2005 Husqvarna Weed Whacker (It sucks to rewind the string, but that 31cc motor sure is torquey!)
2000 Polaris XCSP Edge 600 (1.5" Track, 22x40 gearing, Aaen exhaust, Student Driver pivot riser package)
2008 RMK 600 144"
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December 8th 2008 at 10:32 AM
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firecatF5
SEARCHER and DESTROYER of feilds of white!
firecatF5 finally got a car.
Updated Monday at 8:41 PM
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2254 Posts
Group: Members
Member Since: December 2nd 2007
Location: E. Grand Rapids, MI, USA
Current Sled: 2003 F5
2008-2009 Miles: 908
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Quote originally posted by firecatF5
Normally i just bring,
cellphone
wallet
snowmobile safety certificate
small first aid kit
fuel syphon
spark plugs
tool kit thats in the sled
pop
candy bar
camera
and a winter hat
i also carry a trail map  Quote originally posted by Rubi
Quote originally posted by Student Driver
How much of this is on the sled with you?
I boondock with a tandem sleigh behind me. Cuts down on my mobility, but I'm prepared for most things that could befall me. When I get to a good riding venue, I sometimes park the sleighs in a safe place, and ride without them for awhile. Eventually, I start to feel naked without all my stuff, so I hook back up.
ARE YOU F****** SERIOUS!!!
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December 8th 2008 at 10:38 AM
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MuscleD
It doesnt matter where you are in life, its who you have beside you.
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813 Posts
Group: Members
Member Since: February 2nd 2008
Location: Mankato, Minnesota, USA
Current Sled: 1999 polaris xc 500
2008-2009 Miles: 25
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Quote originally posted by Student Driver
How much of this is on the sled with you?
I boondock with a tandem sleigh behind me. Cuts down on my mobility, but I'm prepared for most things that could befall me. When I get to a good riding venue, I sometimes park the sleighs in a safe place, and ride without them for awhile. Eventually, I start to feel naked without all my stuff, so I hook back up.
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ARE YOU F****** SERIOUS!!!
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THATS WHAT I SAID! how? why? might as well buy a mobile home and tow that behind your sled.
fool
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December 8th 2008 at 10:38 AM
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Rubi
Advanced Member
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1018 Posts
Group: Members
Member Since: January 1st 2007
Location: Alexandria, MN, USA
Current Sled: 2000 XCSP 600
2008-2009 Miles: 1071
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 Of course!
1990 Indy 400 (Slightly modded with welded tunnel cracks and various used Indy parts from models throughout the 90's)
2006 Stihl Chainsaw
1980's Vintage Lawnboy Lawnmower
2005 Husqvarna Weed Whacker (It sucks to rewind the string, but that 31cc motor sure is torquey!)
2000 Polaris XCSP Edge 600 (1.5" Track, 22x40 gearing, Aaen exhaust, Student Driver pivot riser package)
2008 RMK 600 144"
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December 8th 2008 at 10:40 AM
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MuscleD
It doesnt matter where you are in life, its who you have beside you.
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813 Posts
Group: Members
Member Since: February 2nd 2008
Location: Mankato, Minnesota, USA
Current Sled: 1999 polaris xc 500
2008-2009 Miles: 25
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Quote originally posted by Rubi
Of course!
wait a minute. you dont have a home do you? haha
fool
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December 8th 2008 at 10:47 AM
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tdgbigfoot
Certified sledaholic
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1277 Posts
Group: Members
Member Since: September 12th 2008
Location: Albany, Vermont, USA
Current Sled: 99 SKS 700, 96 Mach Z 780
2008-2009 Miles: 500
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hand warmers, Everyhting ruby had, maps, binoculars, camera, ipod, Quote originally posted by arcticcatf5
Quote originally posted by Rubi
Tent
Footprint
Sleeping Bag
Sleeping Pad
Stove
Stove Fuel
Cook Set
Lipton Rice and Sauce (1 week supply)
1 Lb. Butter
Cashews
Dove Milk Chocolate Bars
2 Lbs. Bacon
Rope
Shovel
Probe
6 qts. Lemonade flavored Gatorade
Spare Gloves and Socks
Extra Jacket and Pants
Down Booties
Binoculars
Laptop
DVD's (The Big Lebowski and 2-Stroke Cold Smoke 10)
Tarp
10 Gallons Gas and Quart of Oil
Skis and Ski Boots
Ski Poles
Towel
Map
4 quarts Fruit Punch flavored Gatorade X-Factor
Stocking Hat
More Socks
Leatherman
Craftsman 128 Piece Tool Set
2 Spare Belts
Pistons and Rings
Extra Primary and Secondary Clutch
Two Paperback Novels
Magazines (National Review and SnowTech)
Headlamp
Sunglasses and Goggles
U.S. Forest Service Pamphlets
Traps (Coilsprings and Conibears)
Rifle
Shotgun
Shells
Chainsaw
Bar and Chain Oil
Hatchet
Sunscreen
Chapstick
Toilet Paper
Generator
Spare Idler Wheels
Radius Rods
Magnifying Glass
Mirror
Compass
Climbing Harness
3 quarts Riptide Rush Gatorade
Crampons
More Rope
Caribiners
Touring Skis
Randonnee Boots
Trekking Poles
PBR
More Dry Socks
Chewing Gum
Duct Tape
Bungee Cords
Charcoal Grill
Charcoal
Matches
Survival Blanket
HOW do you manage to carry all of this?
I carry alot of that stuff in my saddlebags, as well as my map bag and windshield bag
2000 Indy Trail Touring 550, 1999 Indy SKS 700, 1996 Mach Z 780, 1994 Wildcat 700, 1991 Formula Plus, 1990 Safari LX, 1989 Indy 400, 1988 Tundra Skandic, 1987 Citation, 1986 Indy Trail 488, 198? Bravo
1969 Corvette 350
2000 Cheroekee - 4 1/2" lift, & other goodies
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December 8th 2008 at 11:02 AM
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Dirty_Harry
Ridin the Storm out!
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1309 Posts
Group: Members
Member Since: November 27th 2006
Location: Kalamazoo, Mi, USA
Current Sled: 1997 Polaris Storm
2008-2009 Miles: 700
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Are you guys seriously believing Rubi? Tards.
Lighter, sheath knife, spark plugs, wrenches, Smith 9MM, map, wallet (with cash), cellphone, granola bars and water.
Slednutz.com
2002 Ski Doo Summit 600 144 (Skidmark)
1997 Indy Storm (Stormy)
1995 XLT Sp
1998 Arctic Cat Panther 550 Touring (Sold)
1993 Arctic Cat 550 EXT (Sold)
1996 XLT Special (Sold)
2000 Indy 500 (Sold)
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December 8th 2008 at 11:51 AM
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MuscleD
It doesnt matter where you are in life, its who you have beside you.
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813 Posts
Group: Members
Member Since: February 2nd 2008
Location: Mankato, Minnesota, USA
Current Sled: 1999 polaris xc 500
2008-2009 Miles: 25
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Quote originally posted by Dirty_Harry
Are you guys seriously believing Rubi? Tards.
Lighter, sheath knife, spark plugs, wrenches, Smith 9MM, map, wallet (with cash), cellphone, granola bars and water.
lol no i didnt. at first i did ill admit that. lol
fool
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December 8th 2008 at 11:56 AM
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Quote originally posted by Dirty_Harry
Are you guys seriously believing Rubi?
I want to,
But with the generator, the fuels, liquids, and all the other stuff listed along with the tow behind sled big enough to carry it all, he's talking about 1,000 pounds or better.
Skis, boots, poles, 2 novels.....
I'm calling BS
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December 8th 2008 at 12:09 PM
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srx_600
www.snowmobilehotspots.com
srx_600 if its gonna be this warm i would rather have it be summer...
Updated Thursday at 8:28 PM
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2295 Posts
Group: Members
Member Since: April 29th 2007
Location: South Dakota, USA
Current Sled: 2003 RMK 700 151
2008-2009 Miles: 1200
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We had one of those all mulit-purpose tools, with a pliers, screw driver, and a tiny saw. That tiny saw came in handy when we got up in a tight trail that we were busting open and there was a fallen tree across it, saved a lot of headache.
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December 8th 2008 at 12:13 PM
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jesse500
Junior Member
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377 Posts
Group: Members
Member Since: September 11th 2008
Location: French River, Ontario, Canada
Current Sled: Searching........
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$60 in a ziplock bag tucked in a seceret compartment in the back for gas or oil on the trail
, my cell phone
, matches and a lighter
, extra pair of gloves
, some fire starter,
2 monstee energy drinks and 3 bottles of water<<<<<<<<mandatory, i but monster by the case!
, sled license, insurane, ownership,
9/16 wrench, 11, 12, 13mm socket and a small socket wrench
3 extra spark plugs
plug wrench
a roll of duct tape
4 granola bars
LOTS of beef jerky!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
sound like alot but it all fits in my jacket, back of sled, and tool box/kit under hood.
Present sleds:
1998 Polaris Indy 500: red screens, red/black Sportech handguards with billet mounts, red C&A pro Razors with 9” sharpers, red gripper running board trim, red hyfax, billet pull handle, billet brake lever, silver front & rear bumpers, low black windshield, custom graphics, clutched (Primary: Polaris blue primary spring #7041080, 10m5 weights, sheave/belt clearance is set at .015''. Secondary clutch: 42/36 helix, SLP black driven spring), geared (dropped 1 tooth), 121" x 15" x 0.91" Camoplast/Polaris track with 96 studs, stripped warning decals, white-faced edge chassis speedometer & tachometer.(For sale).
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December 8th 2008 at 5:40 PM
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shortstop20
I NEED SNOW!!!!
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3835 Posts
Group: Members
Member Since: August 9th 2004
Location: Stickney, SD, USA
Current Sled: '09 Summit XP 800R 154" X
2008-2009 Miles: 400
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Under the hood:
4 extra spark plugs
WPS bag for drying out goggles and gloves
One extra belt
In the Boss seat:
Philips screwdriver
flat head screwdriver
pliers
spark plug wrench
7/16 wrench
1/2 wrench
9/16 wrench
5/8 wrench
flashlight
one size smaller clutch weights
Team clutch belt removal tool
Various allen wrenches
another extra belt
In my HMK backpack:
water bladder
three extra baclavas(all of different weight and material)
extra pair of 509 goggles with various lense colors
Scott goggles with blue lenses
two pocket sized packages of kleenex's
first aid kit
collapsable cup for water
5 Twix candybars
large soup can with wax candle for light/heat
a bunch of heat packs
A one person thermal blanket
Large two person thermal blanket
waterproof matches in a camera film container
fire starting sticks
spare map of all the areas I ride
t-shirt
sweatshirt
GPS
knife in front pocket
compass in front pocket
shovel
probe
knife
in my pocket:
wallet with credit cards, cash, ID
cell phone with ICE numbers on it(In Case of Emergency) Also programmed into the phone is my Age, DoB, allergies, family doctor, etc.(This can be important for the EMT's if the situation is urgent and you are unable to talk or unconscious).
spare compass with thermometer and whistle
On me: beacon
Thermal blanket is a must, a guy that was riding with us last year broke his leg when he hit a rock and flew off the sled while boondocking off-trail. It took 3 hours for Search and Rescue to get there. We all put our coats and stuff on top of him but he said they weren't doing near as much good as the thermal blanket I had with me was.
People can say backpacks are gay or whatever they want but you can bet when their life depends on something and it's in your backpack they won't be calling it gay anymore. Would you rather be "gay" and alive or dead?
2009 Ski-Doo Summit XP 800 154" X package - Quick Clickers, Between the Lines Designs Ice Scratchers, Tunnel & Rail Stiffeners
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December 8th 2008 at 6:53 PM
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danoxcr600
Junior Member
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184 Posts
Group: Members
Member Since: December 17th 2007
Location: salem, ohio, USA
Current Sled: 1996 xcr 600 wedge
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Quote originally posted by Raptor700rBronson
Leatherman, wallet, cell phone
ahhh!! leatherman the biggest space/wieght saver goin! those things are lifesavers, i bought one just to put in my sled!
i always carry a spare headlight and tail light bulb!
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December 8th 2008 at 6:57 PM
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Quote originally posted by shortstop20
People can say backpacks are gay or whatever they want but you can bet when their life depends on something and it's in your backpack they won't be calling it gay anymore. Would you rather be "gay" and alive or dead?
I agree! I would love to buy a tekrider pack, just dont have the cash. So if I'm going for a somewhat decent long ride, I'll bring a pack. I usually end up dropping it off somewhere ( like my sisters bf's store ) because it strains my back, but the tekrider packs are supposedly unnoticeable
2005 Fusion 900cfi
Dynoport Can
SLP Torque Arm
1" predator track
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03' RX-1er
Custom Graphics
4th wheel + Custom wheel kit
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Moms:
2000 SXr 600 Sleeper ( 700 triple big bore with cut 600 heads )
Stock elsewise
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