I usually have my owners manual, a plastic container of gatorade, and Duct tape :D

First aid kit
Survival kit ( fire starter,knife,rope,emergency blanket, water tablets etc)
Tools
Spare nuts and bolts, fuses, tape and a length of wire
Tow rope
Cable lock
Butt Wipe in a zip lock cause ya never know ;)
Hand cleaner
Trail Maps
TOO MUCH CRAP REALLY :)

I believe I have enough tools to fix just about anything on mine or any one elses sled on the trail side: flashlight, pocket torch, some first aid, extra gloves, cloth, duct and elec. tape. This reminds me, I once tied a broken tie rod together with bailing wire and elec tape. I better get some bailing wire in my kit.

Usually just some duct tape, rope and a tool bag. Anything else I carry in my windshield bag or trunk bag.

Fur hat
Sunglasses
Toilet Tissue
Extra Gloves
Lip Gloss
Hairbrush

I'm female...I have to have a few essentials. :cool:

Doonuts list is about the same as mine.
My buddy always says he love riding with me, since I have everything he could ever need.

Hell, I was a boyscout. "Be Prepared"

FishHog

P.S. Don't forget the condoms :wink:

First Aid kit
Waterproof matches
Tow rope
Bungees
Mars bar
1 liter of water

I also usually ride with a back pack with my fishing gear and a shovel.

First aid kit
candles
matches
flash light
extra balaclava
duct tape
rope
compass
safety flare
food
owners manual
pliers

All in my trunk bag

Zig-Zags
Camera
Cigarettes

Originally posted by doonut@Feb 27 2004, 12:48 PM

Butt Wipe in a zip lock cause ya never know ;)
:)
Tell me about it. I had this problem this summer ATVing. luckily had some wipes in the truck. these things saved me alot of anguish. Always bring them now.

Originally posted by FishHog@Feb 27 2004, 07:43 AM
Doonuts list is about the same as mine.
My buddy always says he love riding with me, since I have everything he could ever need.

Hell, I was a boyscout. "Be Prepared"

FishHog

P.S. Don't forget the condoms :wink:
Haha thats funny, my buddies say the same thing about me. In fact I have stuff that doesn't even make sense to have. Last winter my brother in law borrowed my sled to go riding with his wife and another buddy who ended up having problems with his rave valves. Ross tells him I'll check Darryn's sled cause he has everything, sure as $&%^ I had what ever it was he needed. The three of them just laughed and laughed and said ONLY Darryn.

Well you guys sure cary a lot of essential things that you may need some day I hope your on the trail if I ever break down9knock on wood) But all I carry is an extra liter of oil and a ball cap. Maybe I should take on a few pointers here eh? :p

Mostly tools and Iso-Heet. Carry everything else in my windshield bag to keep it dry.

cig's and a mini flashlight thats all that will fit in a 04 rev X :p ,so i also have the GSX rear skidoo bag on mine it's full ,iso, fleece jacket ,trail maps,chevy racing ball hat,gloves ,duct tape ,tow rope ,bungee cords,plugs,head sock,2-3 bottles of water,bic lighter,oil,and a camera to take pic's of all the dumb things my riding buddies do :p ,extra goggles that's all i can think of :D

Registration in a ziploc bag, and a trail map. Thats it. I Ride Polaris, I don't need any tools LOL.
Wayne

I don't keep anything in my rear compartment because, well, there's no room! :cussing: It's a pity that Bombi didn't make the compartment large enough to at least fit a litre bottle of oil. !!! Andy and I both have tunnel bags and in mine I carry my spare belt, spare plugs and a trail map. I still have room for munchies and any clothes I remove during my trail ride. :D :) :D :p

Assorted tools and fix its (hose clamps, zip ties) some hardware, maps, oil, ISO, tow rope and cable lock. Most spare parts (idlers etc.) are zip tied to the framework under the hood.

I just carry water back there, the other essentials are in my handlebar bag, my windshield bag or my pockets! :D I always carry a flashlight, an emergency kit, spare gloves, work gloves, a hat, and if we're travelling over ice then I carry Trailblazer's lifeline. Trailblazer has all the tools and I don't leave home without him! :p (at least on my sled :huh: )

Lip gloss!
hat
gloves
manual
extra snowmobile gloves
registration
flashlight
lighter
cigarettes
map
Husbands ball cap(Warrior has NO trunk)
sunglasses
thermos of Tim's coffee

Originally posted by MikeD@Feb 27 2004, 11:36 AM
Assorted tools and fix its (hose clamps, zip ties) some hardware, maps, oil, ISO, tow rope and cable lock. Most spare parts (idlers etc.) are zip tied to the framework under the hood.
Sounds like my sled,now I have only one bag full of tools and parts(back rest bag) my map bag couldn't handle it anymore and the bottom came out of it good job my tools were in a bag in a bag only lost one skid frame bolt.Stove pipe wire don't leave home with out it. Hammer. and Tempest can't shake her :D

oops did it again and i'm not even inebriated(SAWMAN) :p

YET!

Nothing-My storage is up front-2 cans of Diet Cike and my insurance/registration papers!

Originally posted by doonut@Feb 27 2004, 05:48 AM
First aid kit
Survival kit ( fire starter,knife,rope,emergency blanket, water tablets etc)
Tools
Spare nuts and bolts, fuses, tape and a length of wire
Tow rope
Cable lock
Butt Wipe in a zip lock cause ya never know ;)
Hand cleaner
Trail Maps
TOO MUCH CRAP REALLY :)
pretty good list here...I would add my leatherman WAVE tool, no survival kit, zip ties, and substitute buttwipe for wearing a Tshirt ...gotta travel light :dazed:

I have some fuel line de-icer and thats where I put my pop and whatever snack I get. Other then those theres not to many other things get put in there, except my headlight cover once it gets dark. On my old sled I used to keep a siphon in there but forgot to take it out when I sold it :lookaround: .

I carry food, water, tools, tow rope, extra gloves, a extra map.

A can a dry gas, and tow straps, not muh else fits, I got the windsheild bag for my hats clothes smokes etc.

Basic tool kit that comes with sled
2-each,1/2',9/16" wrenches-damn flexi-flier indy chassis
1-10 Mill. wrench
spare idler bearing and bushing
vise grips
tow strap,not for me of course :p
Couple of candy bars,gotta have a handy sugar supply being diabetic :(

what i have in my trunk
10-12 screwdrivers (all shapes and sizes ) 1 L of mix oil ,my ball hat ,vice grips ,duct tape ,tow rope ,spart stator ,2 spare coils a spare carb a spare choke cable , gasket glue ,around 25 spark plugs <plug wrench , half inch wrench hunting knife , zip ties and 2 spare pull chords

Duct tape (obvious one)
Sifoning hose (I don&#39;t like paying the 85 cents a litre up north)
Fur hat
Cell phone
pop (Wait for a couple minutes before you open)
ect.

porn :D

BEER :inlove: :crazy:

Originally posted by Citationwanter@Feb 27 2004, 07:48 PM
what i have in my trunk
10-12 screwdrivers (all shapes and sizes ) 1 L of mix oil ,my ball hat ,vice grips ,duct tape ,tow rope ,spart stator ,2 spare coils a spare carb a spare choke cable , gasket glue ,around 25 spark plugs <plug wrench , half inch wrench hunting knife , zip ties and 2 spare pull chords
What you have in your trunk OR YOUR TRUCK

25 spark plugs, stator, spare coils??????

Not many guys have this stuff in their shop!

empty beer cans

spark plugs and a tow rope

Originally posted by FishHog@Feb 27 2004, 09:43 AM
Hell, I was a boyscout. "Be Prepared"

Well out in the woods it&#39;s "Be Prepared" or Die.

There are a few more things I need to pick up like a quick siphon. Since my Father is a Diabetic I make sure I also carry anything he might need food wise.

Funny thing on his Polaris is a spare set of carbides under the hood.

Let me put it this way, the last time I took my brother-in-law, he asked me if I planned on over-hauling the engine in the woods. Other then that, probably my most prized "tool" is my steel puddy. Here&#39;s a picture. It saved my butt more than once. Has a strength of around 800 psi, and I use it over JB weld any day. However, it is not fluid like jb weld. I used it on my motorcycle when I broke of the front brake cable bracket. That led to no tension in the cable, which led to no front break. Miles from no where and I did a quick fix and got my brake working again. I guess if I hadn&#39;t been riding over fallen trees, it wouldn&#39;t have broke. :)

konkinj you have to have all that stuff when you drive a polaris (or at least my polaris ) i was looking in it today and i also hada fuel pump (not even off my sled )

Originally posted by Citationwanter@Feb 28 2004, 07:56 PM
konkinj you have to have all that stuff when you drive a polaris (or at least my polaris )
LMAO :D

Maybe it wouldn&#39;t break down so much if you lightened it up a little bit......... by removing all of this stuff you&#39;re carrying around! :p

nope i am gonna put a bigger motor in it to break more stuff
but with the bigger motor i will have the power to ring my whole parts sled with me

insurrance, registration and plug wrench even tho i dont have any spareplugs :dazed:

Originally posted by flower picker@Feb 27 2004, 11:32 AM
I still have room for munchies and any clothes I remove during my trail ride. :D :) :D :p
i&#39;m riding with you from now on baby............. :inlove:

Originally posted by WKinneIII@Feb 27 2004, 11:31 AM
Registration in a ziploc bag, and a trail map. Thats it. I Ride Polaris, I don&#39;t need any tools LOL.
Wayne
There&#39;s a brave man.
Tempting the "Murphy&#39;s Law Gods."
You better burn 3 Polaris Brochures as a peace offering to them real quick.

Best of luck to you.

Jeff

I usually carry:
tow rope
sparkplugs
tool kit
duct tape
pop/juice
extra gloves
and a ball cap
:dazed: :crazy: G

plugs, first aid kit, flash light, warning strobe light, tow rope

i usually carry, oil, rags, sockets, wrenches, a lil gas, spark plugs, sunglasses, mitts, etc. Polaris&#39;s have really big trunks. :D :D :D