Adv enduro check list

Adventure Enduro

Camping Crate:
two blue tarps
rope
stakes
propane
campstove
lantern
flashlight
radio and batteries
sleeping bag and pillow
hatchet
Toilet paper
Rain Poncho
Bungee Cords


Racing Crate:
first aid type adhesive tape
scissors
markers, highlighters
extra clock
inner tubes
Jet's assortment
Nuts and Bolts assortment
roll off film
duct tape
clear tape
clean rags
Spare bike parts
prepared roll chart
nylon Zip Ties
Spare Brake pads
Baby powder
Spare Goggle faceplates
Ace Bandage
First Aid Kit
Anti-Fog
Paper funnels

Kitchen Crate:
coffee
coffee pot
paper plates
coffee cup
bowl
spoon, fork, knife
cooking pan
Power Bars (for my fanny pack)
Breakfast cereal (Frosted Mini Wheats)
Sardines
Bread
Can of beans
Condiment packages (sugar, ketchup, creamer)

Oils/Chemicals Crate:
Chain Lube
Foam Filter Oil
Crankcase Oil
Cable Lube
Ratio Rite
Pre-Mix oil
Wheel Bearing grease
hand cleaner
Fork Oil
WD-40
Carb Cleaner

Miscellaneous:
Riding Gear - Helmet, Boots, Pants, Gloves, Jersey, Underwear, Socks, Shin-guards, elbow guards, chest protector, goggles,kidney belt
After Race clothes - shoes, socks, underwear, pants, shirt
poles for tarp in case it rains
5 gallons of water
fanny pack
Motorcycle (I've forgotten it before)
trash bags
maps
Tool Box
Camera and Film
Tire pump
assorted nuts and bolts can

Enduro Check List

Short Day Trip Enduro
If you going in a group those tools and recovery can be split up among riders.
Riders

1. Full offroad riding gear with neck brace
   
   
   
   
   
2. Power Bar: Yep, it's nice to have something to chew on at checkpoints or if you're stranded any length of time.
3. Small First Aid Kits
   
4. CamelBack 2-3L water
   
5. Small cloth: This is for wiping all the mud and drool off your goggles at the checkpoints.
6. ID, Insurance Card & Emergency Contact Information: If you lose your pack, there's a small chance some honest soul may return it. Or, if you crash and are knocked unconscious, the sweep crew will know who to bill the ambulance ride to.
7. Money: A fifty-spot should be enough to bribe.. for some spare gas and refreshment

Tire and Chain       

1. Fredette 3-in-1 Wrench:  One wrench fits both axles, plus one end doubles as a spark plug wrench.
   
2. 21 and18-inch Tube: I fold this puppy over about four times and wrap duct tape over the end, so it makes a perfect slot at the top to slide the pack belt through. This tube can be used in both the front and the rear in an emergency.
   
3. Small Tire Pump and CO² cartridges
4. Tire Repair Kit: Quality patches, rubber cement and a scraping device.
   
5. Tire Irons: Two quality smaller ones will do the job.
6. Chain Breaker, Master Link and Clips: Be SURE the master link actually fits the chain on your bike, and that you have a couple of master link clips (they jump out of your hands somehow!) Finally, make sure your chain breaker actually will break a chain when needed.

Engine and other body part

1. Open-End and Box-End Wrenches:  8mm, 10mm, 12mm, and 14mm.  Enduro bike, replace the 12mm with a 13mm. Also, add to this a small 15mm and 17mm, for your shock pivot bolts and other larger hex units..
2. Spark Plug: stored in a dry, clean container like an Acerbis plug holder. If nothing else, keep it in the box it came in and wrap it with duct tape.
3. Reversible Screwdriver: Two blades in one (Phillips and flathead)
4. Allen Wrenches: Your bike probably has a couple of these lurking in the shadows, like on your bark busters. A 5mm and 6mm should do the trick.
5. Pliers: Not much to say here, except get the kind that also have the cutters built in, then you can remove the wire cutters from the pack.
6. Sockets: Go minimum here. Sockets take up space and need a ratchet.
7. Four-inch Crescent Wrench: This little wonder does everything from spokes up to about 12mm bolts.
   
8. Small Straight Blade Screwdriver: Nice to have this for sudden carburetor or suspension adjustments.
   
9. Nuts & Bolts: A film canister of a few spares might get you to the finish, if one falls off. 5mm, 6mm and 8mm nuts and bolts combination will come in handy.

Recovery

1. Tow Rope or Strap: make sure it's at least 20' long .other option ,you used rock climbing rope or parachute cord
   
   
   
   
   
   
   
   
   
   
2. Duct Tape and black electrical tape:Take a roll that has 25% left and stomp it flat. or just tape it multiple layer on your front mudguard
3. Quick Epoxy Glue 5ton or etc:
   
4. Safety Wire:
5. Wire Cutters: can be used to cut anyhing that wrap the sprochete
6. Small Vice Grips: They can be used for many things, but one of the best uses is to double as a spare shift lever.
   
7. Spare Fuel Line: So you ran out of gas and the sweep crew finally shows up? You cleverly packed a three (3) foot piece of fuel line, so all you have to do is remove the tubing from each bike's petcock and connect the two petcock's with this line and turn on both petcock's. Voila - the fuel will drain from theirs to yours in no time.
8. Lighter:aghh a smoker should have one.
9. Small Swiss Army Knife or a LetherMan: A million uses, not the least to have a cutting blade.
   
10.  X-Large Zip Ties: stored ...you can tied it up along your bike chasis
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Safe ride and enjoy ....thank you