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'Junk in the Trunk' - what do Spyder Ryders carry there all the time? (more)
- Thread starter Greg H.
- Start date
Jimmy Neutron
Senior Moment
Just the other day I got
1 gallon milk
2 pks hamburger patties
3 pkgs ham rolls
1 pkg hot dog rolls
1 conatiner of country time lemonade
I may not have been able to fix it had she broke but was ready for picnic along side road in case i was there for a long wait
1 gallon milk
2 pks hamburger patties
3 pkgs ham rolls
1 pkg hot dog rolls
1 conatiner of country time lemonade
I may not have been able to fix it had she broke but was ready for picnic along side road in case i was there for a long wait
Just Doo Me
New member
:lecturef_smilie:Ice&Bevy's?Built in drain plug.
aubierules
New member
:roflblack:
ataDude
Mod Maniac
I carry a small compressor and an assortment of sticky rope (string) plugs along with their installation tool. I haven't had the need (yet) on the Spyder but did on the ST1300 and a couple of other riders' bikes.
In addition, a small first aid kit, a small fire extinguisher, miscellaneous tools, rain suit, six foot of plastic tubing for siphoning gas from one bike to another, a 20-foot tow strap... that's about it, I think.
In addition, a small first aid kit, a small fire extinguisher, miscellaneous tools, rain suit, six foot of plastic tubing for siphoning gas from one bike to another, a 20-foot tow strap... that's about it, I think.
I carry a small compressor and an assortment of sticky rope (string) plugs along with their installation tool. I haven't had the need (yet) on the Spyder but did on the ST1300 and a couple of other riders' bikes.
In addition, a small first aid kit, a small fire extinguisher, miscellaneous tools, rain suit, six foot of plastic tubing for siphoning gas from one bike to another, a 20-foot tow strap... that's about it, I think.
What kind of compressor do you have? i have a small compressor that i picked up hoping to use for the spyder but the fuse in the 12v blows as soon as i turn it on and was worried about upping the fuse any.
ataDude
Mod Maniac
Slime...it is one of the smallest out there. It does take more than 5 amps, which is the standard fuse for the standard cigarette lighter. But, I hook it up to my battery charging lead under the seat... 20 amp fuse on that circuit.
Ahhh ok that makes sense. The spyder only has a 3amp fuse for the 12v and i need to check my car to see what it uses because it has no problems with the compressor i have. Thanks for the info i might be checking into that compressor.
dltang
Very Handy Member
Trunk? We have a trunk? I thought that was the engine under the hood so I never opened it!!! :roflblack::roflblack:
Actually, I keep raingear my tool set and a Multitool, bungee cords, owners manual and insurance and registration papers all the time. Pack for work computer and lunch. Groceries after church, now they will go in the trailer though.
Actually, I keep raingear my tool set and a Multitool, bungee cords, owners manual and insurance and registration papers all the time. Pack for work computer and lunch. Groceries after church, now they will go in the trailer though.
Don in E Texas
New member
No repair kit is complete w/o Duck (Duct) tape... even comes in colors to match your bike.. spare quart of oil on those long trips could come in handy as well.
don
don
ataDude
Mod Maniac
Don - you're absolutely right... normally I carry a roll... got a trip coming up... going to put it in right now. And, you're right on the oil... for trips. One quart of Amsoil is already there for this weekend.
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Don in E Texas
New member
Great! I have my quart of oil as well. Looking forward to meeting you in Humble... (wonder how many know how "Humble" is pronounced).
Loved the "duck taped" too..
Staying overnight Saturday in Cleveland...
don
ataDude
Mod Maniac
Don in E Texas
New member
Sorry about that..... old mind just not clicking here...mixed you with a Dallas/Ft worth area rider.
don
ataDude
Mod Maniac
Heck... I wouldn't have been surprised if I was supposed to be somewhere but forgot about it. :yikes:
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