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A Quick Check List Of Stuff To Take On Tour
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Here are a few items you might want to consider including
in your own personal moto-touring packing list:
Clear Contact paper or low-tack tape (great for protecting motorcycle bodywork from luggage straps and bungee cords)
Soft-hook tie-downs (great for creating bungee cord hooks)
Bungee cords
Siphon hose
Ziplock bags (thousands of uses—you can even drain gas into a bag from one bike's petcock, then pour it into another bike)
Zip-ties
Duct tape and electrical tape (wrap a small amount around each leg of the pliers in your bike's tool kit to save space)
Flat repair kit (tube or tubeless, depending on your machine)
CO2 cartridge tire inflators, or another type of inflation device
Chain master link
Handi-wipes
Cellphone
Bike cover
Flashlight
Multi-tool or Swiss Army knife
Tire pressure gauge
Shop rags
Extra fuses
Extra ignition key
Towel/Aspirin
Earplugs
Sunblock
Chapstick
$20 bill hidden on bike
Up-to-date license and registration
Spare glasses
Spare dark or light faceshield
Bandana (protect your neck from cold or your mouth from dust; or, in hot weather, soak it in water and tie it around your neck)
Laundry detergent (powder)/clothespins (for washing out a shirt in your room)
Space blanket
Lighter
Rain-X (check your windshield manufacturer for use)
Faceshield cleaner
Water (a backpack hydration systems can be a lifesaver in hot weather)
U-lock/disc lock
Raingear (with glove and boot covers)
Walking shoes
Weather radio
Spare helmet hardware (plastic screws)
Garbage bags (for rainproofing your luggage or even as an extra windproof layer on you in extreme cold)
Telephone calling card
Camera
Emergency medical and contact info in wallet
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Keeping Warm
Photo Tips For Motorcyclists
Lock It Or Lose It
Dealing With Parking Garage Gates
Wrenching:
Taking Care
Three-Minute Motorcycle Check
The Bike Stopped. Now what?
Store Your Bike Right This Winter
Get Your Bike Ready For Spring
De-Mystifying The Black Art Of Tire Designations
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The MSF Experienced RiderCourse
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