Leathermen, bic lighter, bull line, yamaheaters electric visor(when it works) and looking forward to my trailjamz. Hope they are better than my home made ones.
grumpysanta
TY 4 Stroke Junkie
thats ok my 2 brp $220 electric visor never worked
Kevin Garceau said:my wife.....
Mine is a warm weather gal, so I take maxdlx. Always good to have someone to keep ya warm on a cold winter night.
Shovel, cell, food to survive for 4 days, water, matches, spare socks, extra gloves, tool kit and a bottle of butter shot because all else fails drink it out.
But, since I ride a yamaha only used the butter shots. The rest, added weight.
Okay, I wasn't going to mention this, but I carry a toe strap and that's been used a lot. (Always the puller)
MR.HAPPY said:CONDOM & A 2X4 ABOUT 3 FT LONG WITH A STRAP! LOL............
BR
Seems you ride very prepared for anything....
Murse
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Spare belt, Dupont slides, Gopro camera with battery bacpac, spare battery and wall charger for when at the restaurant.
Preacher
Expert
A pile of cash to pay for all these great ideas 
Theblackbullet
Veteran
1. An over-prepared buddy with all the spare parts on his sled.
2. A wrist mirror- Just big enough to see the head lights of my number 1 favorite accessory, and not as noticeable as mounted mirrors.
2. A wrist mirror- Just big enough to see the head lights of my number 1 favorite accessory, and not as noticeable as mounted mirrors.
Murse
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- 2011 Yamaha Apex Std Red
Yamaheater now wow! Dupont slides again! wow
