How to create the ultimate dirt bike tool kit!︱Cross Training Enduro

From www.crosstrainingenduro.com/ The ultimate enduro tool kit! Which tools and spares for trail rides and dirt riding? We start with the basic tool kit then work up to the extreme tool kit and dirt bike spares to fix those breakdowns and get you home again. These enduro training vids cover many dirt riding skills and dirt bike techniques for improved off road riding. Is it tool kit or toolkit? Cross training applies trials to enduro techniques. The rise of extreme enduro, endurocross and hard enduro events has led to cross training - trials skills applied to dirt riding on enduro bikes. Subscribe to this channel for endurocross training, enduro techniques and dirt bike skills.
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So what is the best tool kit (or toolkit), and which spares should you take?
Tool kits. How many parts, tools, and which tools, should you take on a ride? This will depend on a lot of things. What do all the world's best extreme enduro riders have in common? Almost without exception they are former trials champions who applied who have applied trials techniques to their dirt riding skills to tackle some of the world's toughest events - Romaniacs, Erzberg, The Roof of Africa and Hells Gate.
tools or parts.
LEVEL 1: THE BASIC ENDURO TOOL KIT
The stock tool kit (or toolkit) is a bare minimum of course. These vids provide an introduction on how to ride dirt bikes with our 70 free training vids. Many of these riding tips come from Graham Jarvis, Chris Birch and other top extreme enduro riders to form the concept of cross training - a blend of trials and enduro techniques. So at the very least you will want to add the following to your stock tool kit.
LEVEL 2: WELL PREPARED DIRT BIKE TOOL KIT
Spare fuses, Basic first aid kit, Chain repairs. The rise of extreme enduro, endurocross and hard enduro events has led to cross training - trials skills applied to dirt riding on enduro bikes. Subscribe to this channel for endurocross training, enduro techniques and dirt bike skills. This is where mousses or the TUbliss system are fantastic of course. But if you are running tubes, you will want tyre irons and a puncture repair kit, or alternatively spare tubes.
Carry a pack of bolts that suit your bike, there are aftermarket packs of these for most models. Include spare bolts for your handguards and other aftermarket bits too. Some guys also replace many of their bolts to get them all matching so less tools are needed. What do all the world's best extreme enduro riders have in common? Almost without exception they are former trials champions who applied who have applied trials techniques to their dirt riding skills to tackle some of the world's toughest events - Romaniacs, Erzberg, The Roof of Africa and Hells Gate. And they all have good tool kits (toolkits)! Music: www.purple-planet.com
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FURTHER SUGGESTIONS FROM VIEWERS! Valve remover if using tubes (or use air caps that have one built in) Small hand saw Water filter (in addition to the water purifier tablets mentioned) Flashlight (if your cell phone doesn't have one) Air pump Vice grips (can replace broken clutch/gear levers, clamp a busted brake line on dual front brakes) Super glue (fix radiator holes, even glue lacerated skin together) -------------------------------------- Subscribe for weekly adventure & dual sport vids! English not your first language? Many subtitles... Safety & protective gear vids bit.ly/3BmKeGE Our dual sport & adv ride vids bit.ly/3HTdvvl Bike & product reviews bit.ly/3BrnVjq The more bizzare side! bit.ly/34ZschR The more philosophical side bit.ly/3v9nKYX Riding across Vietnam bit.ly/3pej9Rt DR650 project vids bit.ly/3gQEStP -------------------------------------- Check out our other channels too... Cross Training Enduro bit.ly/3Jncax4 Cross Training Trials bit.ly/3uUjwEm

[@JoeJoeMoto]

Some great tips there for newer and even more experienced spongers who rely on you for tools. I pride myself on having the basics for our enduro rides and a very solid kit for adventure riding.

[@Natedoc808]

Quiksteel epoxy putty! I have a clutch cover with a trail made patch that’s 10years old and never wept a drop of oil!!!

[@enduroeire5222]

Adding to your extra gear lever, we usually carry a few spare/old brake or clutch levers too. Great vids. Keep up the good work.

[@VinnieOskierko]

I was out riding the other day with a buddy when I fouled the plug on my yz250. Had a spare sitting in my garage that was supposed to be in my backpack... Luckily I was close enough to home that my buddy went and got it for me! Lesson learned...

[@zetterberg]

In the case of having to bail and walk out, a small bottle of deet/"deep woods off" for the blackflies, mozies, and ticks for the walk out. Cheers from merica. I lived in Latrobe Valley , Victoria for 2 years. You have a great country for riding.

[@Sweetmanmoto]

valve puller, blade connectors, shrink tube. I dumped my DR on a sandy track in the centre of AUS once and some electrical bits and bobs were required to bypass the kill switch.

[@BobSmith-vs5jp]

You’ve been spitting wisdom for a long time now! Thanks CTE

[@crosstrainingenduro]

Cheers Bob. Lets call it 'cut and paste' wisdom lol. If something actually makes sense and works you can be sure I got it from someone else. 😗

[@MrDuhfactor]

And... a bag of popcorn to eat while enjoying watching your mates fix your bike.... very important....

[@wakavevo4557]

haha nice to see you here

[@crosstrainingenduro]

+MrDuhfactor and a little whip to crack over their heads if they start to slack off.....

[@electriciandallastx9182]

Thanks for the ideas you have shared here.

[@desertghost3056]

Good advice! I was out yesterday with minimum tools and my speedo cable got snagged on a knobby, tire the sheath and linked the cable under the fender. The Gorilla tape made for a quick trail fix.

[@gasdive]

A whole vid on towing would be really interesting. I've only seen it done on telly and it would be nice to know how.

[@crosstrainingenduro]

+gasdive yep, i've put it on the list gasdive.....

[@EnduroTrailRiding]

+CROSS TRAINING, ENDUROCROSS & ENDURO TECHNIQUES I also carry a small climbers block and tackle that weighs less then 400 grams and 50meters of light poly rope in case of a chain break or bike break down at the bottom of a remote gully. Can easily pull out a bike if only riding with 1 other person that way.

[@crosstrainingenduro]

+Enduro Trail Riding good tip, added it in at the end of the vid!

[@sarathmenon4828]

The best toolkit item to carry is a credit card. It's light, packs incredibly small, and there are few problems that can't be solved with a liberal application of it.

[@crosstrainingenduro]

+Sarath Menon you can always buy someone else's bike and just ride out :D

[@phoenixeklawok7771]

Good video. Add a folding pack saw. I had one a few years back with me when we had an impromptu overnight camping trip. It made a world of difference getting through some tight bush and, inevitability when we had to give up, making a fire for the night.

[@crosstrainingenduro]

+Phoenix Eklawok thanks phoenix, i'll add that in

[@houndog74jh]

I always put a joint in a small dry bag for when nobody has the correct tool! great info I've never thought of the space blanket

[@crosstrainingenduro]

+John Hailey drugs, of course i forgot one of the most important things john! :D

[@kuladeeluxe]

I have a Sawyer Mini water filter. Supposedly you can drink sewer water with it if need be. It is ultra compact. Other useful products are Epoxy putty and rubber repair tape..

[@wayward03]

self sealing silicone tape for the houses and gaskets. flashlight... only things I thought were missing. water bottle and light snack should be on all trips along with stock kit and first aid.

[@Camiaz88]

Zipties are a must!

[@Thumpermad]

Good solid advice boys thanks for sharing :-) remember the magazine Sidetrack, well it used to have a special feature on the last pages, Stars Bumbags my fave was a guy who does the top end Dirtbike tours name evades me but carried a very comprehensive toolkit to cover just about anything including spare keys you guys nailed it by saying work on your bike only with your Bumbag toolkit it works but unfortunately bumbags self distruct quickly with most tools chafing away here's some extras a pin punch. a valve tool, small vice grips, a spare clasp for the wasteband cheers guys love your work. Tony Toohey Chatswood NSW Australia 😃

[@crosstrainingenduro]

+Thumpermad i remember trail and track tony, and even wrote a few articles for them when i was a teenager... but can't remember sidetrack. the kelly bumbag is tough enough for tools but i agree, most bumbags are better for light stuff as they won't last long.

[@Thumpermad]

+CROSS TRAINING, ENDUROCROSS & ENDURO TECHNIQUES gday guys again Sidetrack magazine was a n offshoot of Trail and Track. they're very basic I personally love the American Dirt bike and Mountain bike Action Magazines. but thats not to say the Australian magazines had some great articles thanks again for sharing these fantastic Videos top notch

[@CustomcrowdMitroc]

i have a little bag boltted to my rear mud guard i hold all my tools in! its good saves you wearing a back pack

[@darrenfitzpatrick9518]

old grips make good radiator hose protection as well mate ,

[@jancoduplooy3126]

A little 2 stroke oil if you ride a 2 stroke can be usefull when you run out of feul and get feul at someone without oil

[@IgorSvedic]

Yeeee, I'm in video! Did you had any need for spokes wrench on your rides? What to do in case of broken spoke?

[@crosstrainingenduro]

+Igor Svedic i don't think we ever ride fast enough to brake a spoke, igor. some guys just use a zip tie to make sure it doesn't move around after breaking.....

[@twistygrip4180]

I swear if I lived anywhere near you I would buy that Yamaha. Been looking for a project bike ;)

[@woodsrider117]

This is a good vid! Thanks!!

[@enduro-parts-aus]

Something i always take is superglue and bicarb soda , it can fix holes in radiator hoses 👌🏻 and cracks in radiators and im sure it could save your ass 👌🏻

[@a64738]

You know for sure it is hardcore enduro when amputated parts bag is part of the kit 3:10.. This just makes me think about my 500 EXC, she is waiting silently in the garage for a opportunity to kill me lol. I think I will stay at home today watching cartoons to try forget about the dangers of riding enduro.

[@arnojones8566]

Mini needle-nose vise grips. Besides being a versatile wrench, it can grab and lock onto the end of the clutch cable wire if you break the knob off at the lever. A good fix if you don't carry a spare cable.

[@crosstrainingenduro]

+Arno Jones thanks arno, put them in at the end of the vid. they can make an improvised gear lever too in a pinch.

[@johnf650dakar]

hand pump or elec tyre pump is great addition also handy if drop pressure on tyres then want bump them up for road use

[@crosstrainingenduro]

+John O'Sullivan yep, i mentioned it in the puncture section john but probably needed to make it more obvious in the other lists too. i've got one of those tiny bicycle ones and it was $3 on ebay. :)

[@johnf650dakar]

+CROSS TRAINING, ENDUROCROSS & ENDURO TECHNIQUES i was watching it on my phone so must missed it

[@johnf650dakar]

+CROSS TRAINING, ENDUROCROSS & ENDURO TECHNIQUES by the way great vids

[@vegasxventures]

Not a bad starter tool kit. I believe knowing your bike and its tendencies/needs is going to be your best best for quick trail repairs, oh and a hose to either donate or be donated to should someone run out of gas.

[@crosstrainingenduro]

+ArmasADVish a few times we've just hunted around for a plastic bottle for fuel transfers, a pity they are so readily available in our forests. :(

[@vegasxventures]

+CROSS TRAINING, ENDUROCROSS & ENDURO TECHNIQUES it really is a mighty shame. Some of the best trails around the Vegas area have as quite a bit of urbanization in the surrounding areas and people tend to think these areas are open to dumping everything from their old television to used diapers.

[@willmcgregor7184]

I’ve seen some good tool tube made from different diameters of ABS plumbing pipe & attached to various parts of the bike

[@crosstrainingenduro]

Yes, we covered that in a DR650 vid somewhere on our adventure channel. Good value for around $30 in parts.

[@quarasisoed1035]

There is self sealing tape, which comes in handy if a radiator hose is leaking. Highly recommend this.

[@crosstrainingenduro]

+quara Sisoed thanks quara, added it at the end of the vid :)

[@aidangillett5396]

Euro bikes: T-Bar with 8/10/13mm sockets, zip ties, multi-tool. Can rebuild the bike in the middle of nowhere Jap bikes: Fit a hitch and tow a Snap-on trailer in case you need to adjust a lever position

[@crosstrainingenduro]

+Aidan Gillett yeah the europeans shit all over over the japanese for good toolkits and standardized bolts, and the katos are head and shoulders above the rest. beta still has to play catch up in this respect.

[@davidgalovic9473]

Hi the iPhone has sos built in just press the off button 3 times or more thanks for the vids

[@crosstrainingenduro]

Handy feature!

[@rusticthumper5500]

Great vid. What about a bicycle tire pump for the times you get a flat and have to patch the tube and have no way of pumping the blipping thing up haha

[@crosstrainingenduro]

+Rustic Thumper yep, mentioned that and C02 cartidges in the puncture section, rustic.....

[@masterbeta343]

I have a gerber multitool and a motion pro kit with an added 6 and 8 mm sockets a tow strap and ductape

[@masterbeta343]

My dad carries about as much as he can carry in his camelbak

[@masterbeta343]

+Christian 777 i put my whistle on my camelbaks shoulder strap so that if im hurt or stuck i just have to grab it and turn my head

[@crosstrainingenduro]

+Christian 777 i only found out about the whistle idea when researching for this vid, it's a good idea

[@charliekohn4271]

if you have dual front brakes a pair of small vise grips will will pinch of that torn lower brake line to limp you home. this mainly applies to adventure bikes and larger enduros.

[@charliekohn4271]

they can also be used as and impromptu lever.

[@crosstrainingenduro]

+Charlie Kohn good one, i'll have to remember that for the adventure channel version, charlie :)

[@charliekohn4271]

Pretty sure everything has brake and clutch levers. I've personally used them as a clutch lever.

[@scotscottscottt]

Even if you're just going for a leisurely jaunt down a boring old fire road you should at least have multitool on you. Amazing how much can be fixed with a pair of pliers, a screwdriver, and small blade. I keep a Gerber Dime on me at all times.

[@Anthony_1993]

trying to decide on a dual sport, but living in California means crazy strict emissions. its between the husky 350fes and the kato 350exc. can you share you're experience with the PDS vs linkage in the rear

[@crosstrainingenduro]

+Anthony Benavidez my only concern with a linkage is protecting it anthony, because we like big logs and rocks, in terms of handling, i've read that PDS should come close to matching a linkage when you've got a dual rate spring and the shock set up well... the low speeds we do i don't think i'd be a good judge of things like that though. :)

[@KorysRides]

The factory tool kit you showed...I wish my CRF250L had anything like that. It came with two allen wrenches. That's it.

[@crosstrainingenduro]

+Kory's Rides there must be parts missing? even japanese tool kits usually have a spark plug socket, a screwdriver and a few spanners....

[@KorysRides]

Sadly, both my Concours and CRF250L were severely lacking from the factory. USA tool kits for these bikes suck

[@Millermacs]

Kory's Rides Wow I thought I was the only one! My Honda CRF230L only came with 2 Allen keys as well.

[@JasonHenderson]

i bought my bike from the guy who got it from a guy, it didn't even come with all the bolts!

[@ramiretz]

yes in the US tool kit are some parts missing the canadian toolkit is full with all parts

[@Trad-Am]

rescue tape it's a non adhesive that sticks to itself will hold 900psi good for fuel lines coolant or any hose

[@crosstrainingenduro]

+Darin L thanks darin, chucked it in at the end

[@stephanking8431]

+Darin L x2 on the silicon rescue tape, it's the shiz...

[@insanity986]

mike.k para cord is good mate

[@dbikekid2169]

or you could buy a ktm and never have to worry about tools again,haha nice vid its a lot of stuff but I'm sure guys will pick an choose what they need to suit them,cool of you to put the link at the end to the documentary aswell appreciate it man awesome stuff!

[@crosstrainingenduro]

+Dbikekid awesome vid, so good to jarvis relaxed and cracking jokes!

[@dbikekid2169]

ive watched a couple Jarvis interviews and he seemed a bit more talkative then normal its an awesome vid the older blokes are awesome aswell hope I'm still riding at 75,thanks again for throwing the link in ur vid man!

[@crosstrainingenduro]

+Dbikekid chatted with the doco maker, he said they got a few drinks into graham before they filmed :D

[@douglysyk3805]

Fuckin love the vids man. You give me lots of very good info about bikes. And some really funny bullshit😂. Im jumpin on a yz250 this year!! Hopefully i dont fuck myself up too bad!!

[@crosstrainingenduro]

+doug lysyk the yz should be fun doug, it's not the speed that kills... just the sudden coming to a halt. :)

[@douglysyk3805]

+CROSS TRAINING, ENDUROCROSS & ENDURO TECHNIQUES lol this is true

[@captainpegs0740]

What are "tee-yu-wels"?

[@garethtravis1786]

@Cross Training Enduro out of interest which JB Weld do you recommend? I'm assuming the High Heat Epoxy or Extreme Heat paste?

[@crosstrainingenduro]

I don't know which would work best, Gareth. I actually just use a cheap no-name brand type. I only mentioned JB as it seems to be internationally available.

[@jasonpahlman7130]

My doctor told me to bring superglue in my first aid kit. You can glue a cut or worse back together in the field.

[@TheDIRT78]

ever had any snakes strike at you while riding or spider situations in the helmet?

[@crosstrainingenduro]

+TheDIRT78 one snake years ago as i tried to move him off the track, i was worried a car might run him over.... didn't hit me but went for a strike though... no spiders in helmets but had to brush them off the chest or arms a few times.

[@eag8999]

What do you have specifically for your Beta? I’ve got one.

[@crosstrainingenduro]

Just the stock toolkit plus a tow rope, spare plug and JB Weld.

[@aidangillett5396]

Also, know those tyre patches? The things that come in a little kit that troll you into sitting there for a few minutes holding a little circular patch on a tube waiting for glue to dry to ultimately do absolutely nothing except extract swear words and waste your time? Piss that shit off and just get some RapidFix. I've used it on a lot of other stuff HOWEVER have recently discovered it can repair tubes extremely well. Don't use the powder, just the glue itself. Little bit inside the split, then a bit extra on the outside and hold it together for a few seconds, done. Piece of piss, without taking the piss. I tried it on a really mangled up tube because I couldn't get ahold of a spare (and the stupid patches did sweet f all) and it had no problem holding 80psi overnight. Tried to twist and tear it apart again and it didn't leak. This was a pretty mangled tube, not a clean split at all. Have ridden with it a bit and its still holding up just fine. Going to see how long it lasts But so far it seems like a much better option than carrying a patch kit or even a spare tube. One little bottle will last a lot longer, and doesn't dry out in the presence of air. The powder would also make it viable for repairing snapped levers, mounts etc. It's damn strong stuff

[@crosstrainingenduro]

+Aidan Gillett interesting aidan, part of the reason i swung over to TUbliss was because you go to all the effort of using a patch then they often don't stick or fail not much later grrrrrr.

[@burntcreekriders5898]

One good thing when you buy a ktm it comes with a small tool kit that you can pretty much pull the bike apart with it

[@crosstrainingenduro]

+heath Dennehy it's a great toolkit heath, i think beta have some catching up to do in that regard

[@burntcreekriders5898]

+CROSS TRAINING, ENDUROCROSS & ENDURO TECHNIQUES it won't take much for them to do and if they putt $100 bucks more on the price of the bike it so worth it because it's the best tool kit

[@ExploringCabinsandMines]

Do you need a snake bite kit in Australia ?

[@crosstrainingenduro]

About two deaths each year for a population of 26 million, Dave. 500 deaths from car accidents. We are far more likely to be killed driving out to the riding area, I reckon. 🤔

[@BluetomatoCh]

Dont forget the wiring diagram if you carry tools for electric problems. I have mine in the first aid kit, because its waterproof.

[@crosstrainingenduro]

+BluetomatoCh excellent, added it to the vid :)

[@micar1000]

what do you use for a tow rope?

[@crosstrainingenduro]

+mike.k sort of a mini tie down, mike. packs up very small but very strong.

[@fatand40]

Always ride with a mate who's handy on the spanners.

[@crosstrainingenduro]

+WOFTAM makes a big difference! i completely suck at mechanical stuff and very happy to let the other guys butcher my bike instead.....

[@Natedoc808]

Lifestraw, lighter- you’ll have fuel/oil for starting a campfire, space blanket, snacks, beer, water

[@floydbanks28]

What are the most common problems that people get while out on their bikes? I feel like tools won’t mean shit if I can’t even diagnose what’s wrong with my bike

[@crosstrainingenduro]

good question. i suspect it would vary hugely, depending on the age of the bike, how well maintained they are, type of riding, the weather etc.

[@dandoesathing2146]

Plugs for tubeless setups

[@immikeurnot]

"Extreme tool kit - Knife." You should have one on your person any time you leave the house (and even around the house). Why does this need to be included in a tool kit?

[@dirtnap3985]

ALLENS TYRES CHANGING SNAKES!!!! A must for all tool kits to eat while some poor bastard fixes a flat. I saw an XR in the vid, long live the mighty XR!

[@crosstrainingenduro]

+Soil sampler 01 the mighty XR, one of my favourite bikes. this is a very old vid i made of mine when there was no such thing as high resolution.... kzbin.info/www/bejne/rYbUeXyfnrGUa7c

[@salisburyplain998]

your gonna need a BMW GS with a trailer for that lot ,don,t forget the compressor and generator LOL,seriously good advise for proper of the beaten track travel in extreme environments,the only thing I would ad is NEVER RIDE ALONE of the beaten track ,if your pinned under your bike with a fracture or concussed your in the shit ,distress beacons can work but a buddy to help is way better and don,t forget your credit card for the air ambulance .

[@crosstrainingenduro]

+salisburyplain998 i'm with you on that one, i never ride alone...

[@reinokotze]

there is this thing called the straw of life. It as an activated carbon filter in it and you can drink from any water source with it.

[@crosstrainingenduro]

+reino kotze thanks reino, added it in at the end. looks like a great idea.

[@charlieharrison1229]

tewl kit

[@MrStolenpictures]

Swap the aqua tabs for a Lifestraw. Only $30 and very convenient.

[@crosstrainingenduro]

+Glen Couchman thanks glen, added it in at the end of the vid. :)

[@Max-ps2ps]

I saw that AG 100 on bike sales and read the description I was like WTF

[@crosstrainingenduro]

+Husqvarna enduro i love ads like that! i should do something like that next time i sell a bike. :)

[@linushedwall9838]

Or just buy a TT-R 125, then you'll never need to worry about it breaking down. And also you'll be the fastest rider around due to the 12v TOHC with a V8 cummins powerstroke producing 132hp at 14000 RPMs

[@crosstrainingenduro]

+Hedwall #66 when i grow up i want to own a TTR :D

[@linushedwall9838]

Only real pros can use the power of a TT-R 125 without crashing, so be sure you can ride better than Jarvis the Great before you try riding one

[@Alex_Rhymer]

Carry an extra gas cap, lost mine before on rough terrain

[@crosstrainingenduro]

+G17 damn that's a are one, don't think i've ever heard of that before

[@charliekohn4271]

zip tie and bottom of a bottle of water works for a get home. as mentioned earlier they are sadly common in forest.

[@jacoba102]

I find it’s easier just to put an extra bike in my bag so when I bend a lever I don’t have to replace it

[@crosstrainingenduro]

🤣

[@anzedelopst5656]

where do u from cross training enduro skils

[@crosstrainingenduro]

sorry, i'm not sure what you mean, anze. do you mean which country are we from?

[@anzedelopst5656]

Yes

[@crosstrainingenduro]

australia

[@anzedelopst5656]

Ok tnx

[@anzedelopst5656]

One more question :) who is Matej M. from Slovenia and how do u know him

[@robmcdermott72]

Yeah never go far without my Amputated Parts Bags... (3:10). WTF?!

[@crosstrainingenduro]

+Rob McDermott yeah never noticed that before rob, i plan on avoiding any stacks that might need that bag lol

[@justinf6758]

Where can we watch the Jarvis documentary

[@crosstrainingenduro]

+Justin F links are at the end of the vid justin

[@justinf6758]

+CROSS TRAINING, ENDUROCROSS & ENDURO TECHNIQUES can't find it. Does it work for mobile?

[@crosstrainingenduro]

+Justin F just google 'checkpoints graham jarvis' but watch the full version, not the trailer.

[@justinf6758]

+CROSS TRAINING, ENDUROCROSS & ENDURO TECHNIQUES ok thanks

[@justinf6758]

+CROSS TRAINING, ENDUROCROSS & ENDURO TECHNIQUES it was phenomenal!! Thanks for referring it

[@Petedrumsusa]

Where ya reckon we put all that junk?

[@crosstrainingenduro]

+Pistola 988 (Drum Dude) discussed at the end of the vid

[@endurohuntfish8865]

an amputated parts bag in the first aid kit that's a new one at 3:08 minute

[@crosstrainingenduro]

+Alistair McColl ha, you know i never even noticed that! hopefully never have to use it....

[@endurohuntfish8865]

I think you will have a serious problem if that bag is needed.

[@LokiMelb]

#lazymate checking in here. Isn't that right Jim "I'vegotthetoolkit"

[@endurohuntfish8865]

I cant stop laughing every time you say tool

[@crosstrainingenduro]

even the rest of australia laughs when our state says 'pool' or 'tool' :)

[@JasonHenderson]

I take my friend who rides a KTM that's enough tool for me

[@s3uoq]

Don't forget the unwritten rule of everytime you have to pull your tool bag out to fix a mates bike out on the trails it's a 6 pack of beer minimum charge. I'm owed slabs currently.

[@crosstrainingenduro]

+s3uoq that is a brilliant rule!

[@mikeanderson5100]

Looks like a freeride is mixed into this vid.

[@crosstrainingenduro]

+Mike Anderson yep mike, we let him tag along sometimes as long as he behaves himself and doesn't show us up lol

[@BlakeCheesman]

A roll of electrical tape is very useful.

[@jackrichter6400]

Do not forget a extra gear lever or two ,in bad terrain.

[@crosstrainingenduro]

+Jack Richter thanks jack, put it in at the end of the vid. i've heard of guys putting their multi-grips on the spline too to get home.....

[@jackrichter6400]

LOL, oh man i pushed a bike far, very very far.....broke my spare gear lever, then lost the multi grip then broke the KICK START !!

[@crosstrainingenduro]

+Jack Richter what the....? were you cartwheeling it down hills jack? lol! that sounds like an epic ride....

[@larryfly3615]

I just carry an extra dirt bike if mr dirt bike breaks

[@practicaladvmoto]

I keep one of these in my front fender bag with my tire irons and bicycle pump: www.endurostar.com/ Its a hell of a lot better than finding a big rock!

[@crosstrainingenduro]

+PracticalAdventureMotorcycler very handy! we've often gone looking for big sticks about that length to do the same thing but of course if you ride in areas with no sticks or large logs/rocks.....

[@9fifty5]

Costs about $90 to hire a PLB or (EPIRB if you like) for a week if you dont want to go the expense of buying your own. Extremely cheap piece of mind. A chopper containing trained paramedics bearing powerful opiates is a good thing. Mates cursing Optus for shit coverage as they amble along trying to get a signal while you quietly bleed out, no so much.

[@crosstrainingenduro]

+9fifty5 i'll put my hand up for the opiates every time, love them!

[@jessepitt]

I don’t bring tools, just a pair of walking shoes.

[@bluereaper6.472]

hey u need to bring a condom just incase u come across one of them riding chicks thats enjoys riding more than one thing haha btw love your vids they have get me into enduro and helped me a lot

[@tuu_nainen]

I don't know what you're talking about, but my KTM never breaks!

[@crosstrainingenduro]

+Aleksi Tuunainen not even that starter motor?! :)

[@tuu_nainen]

+CROSS TRAINING, ENDUROCROSS & ENDURO TECHNIQUES kickstarter only ;)

[@crosstrainingenduro]

+Aleksi Tuunainen excellent choice... :D good to see ktm are redesigning the starter motor for 2017, it's long overdue and the only stand out issue for what i see as a great bike otherwise.

[@r6chrisk]

what about an air rifle for ramblers..😎

[@crosstrainingenduro]

+john kilner of course, how did i miss that? lol

[@zhaneoakley7117]

Don't break it in the first place

[@endurotruckererniedesjardins]

Don't forget... store your tools in the air box under the seat. K no shit a buddy did this. I asked how he gets the seat off.... hmmmmmm ahhhhhh ya... no tool to remove the seat bolts. It was in the air box. We laughed .

[@jonnyg8888]

you forgot the barbe so wile fixing bike can have a bite to eat 🍖🍗🍳

[@timmoore6656]

Those space blankets suck. Get an emergency bivy.

[@endurotruckererniedesjardins]

Or just buy your wife a ATV or side by side and put massive boxes on it so you can bring all your tools and spare parts. Crazy not too. Plus it makes her feel important more then just enough to pack your lunch.

[@TheKmpec]

You forgot the pump, to pump up your flat tires... or do you Australians blow them up with your mouth? ;-)

[@charliekohn4271]

swear he said small pump or co2 in the video somewhere. I lean towards co2 it's a lot more compact and reliable after a crash than most portable pumps.

[@qwereca]

+TheKmpec at 6:05 when he opened the pouch bag you can see the small pump.

[@crosstrainingenduro]

+qwereca yeah i think i mentioned it in the text part for punctures? but we all run TUbliss now so don't even carry that stuff :D

[@TheKmpec]

Are they that good? I am afraid to have to check every 2-3 days for the pressure. But i saw the pump in the video too... not sure about the CO2.

[@crosstrainingenduro]

+TheKmpec most of us are on TUbliss now and love it: kzbin.info/www/bejne/Z2O9np2BjLOcnM0 also did this vid to see if TUbliss, tubes or mousses will suit each rider or not: kzbin.info/www/bejne/rpyzlGVtorpkbdU