Motorbike EDC Toolkit
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- Опубліковано 6 лип 2024
- Here's what I carry on the bike and under my seat including my motorbike EDC toolkit. Do you have any motorbike specific suggestions?
00:00 Introduction
00:29 Visor cleaner
00:55 Under the seat
01:20 Puncture repair
01:55 Cargo net
02:25 EDC kit
03:08 Lighting
04:13 Tools
05:55 Mending
07:35 Medical/first aid - Авто та транспорт
That helmet you have saved my life 4 months ago. £59 from halfords. My face smashed into a car windscreen. No damage to my head at all.
Here are some motorbike-specific suggestions based on my own experience:
Spare Parts Stash:
I always keep spare parts handy, especially stuff prone to wear and tear like fuses, bulbs, and brake pads, specific to my bike's model.
Chain TLC Kit:
My trusty chain maintenance kit is a must. It's got chain lube, a little brush, and a rag. Keeping that chain in top shape is key for a smooth ride.
Check the Pressure:
I carry a compact tire gauge. Trust me; it's saved me from potential headaches on the road.
Puncture Preparedness:
For those unexpected punctures, a tubeless tire repair kit is a game-changer. It's small but mighty.
Portable Air Power:
My mini air compressor has come to the rescue more times than I can count. Perfect for a quick tire top-up or reinflating post-repair.
Bike-Specific Tools:
Tailoring my toolkit to fit my bike's needs is a no-brainer. Those specialty wrenches and screwdrivers? They're there for a reason.
Knowledge is Power:
I never hit the road without a copy of my bike's manual. It's like having a trusted friend offering advice whenever I need it.
Juice Up On the Go:
A USB charger with multiple adapters keeps my devices alive and kicking during those long rides.
Shine Bright, Be Seen:
Reflective gear is a must for me. Those reflective strips and a vest ensure I'm visible, especially during those dusk or dawn rides.
Emergency Info Card:
I've got a card with crucial bike info - VIN, emergency contacts, and insurance details. It's my safety net.
Quick Cover-Up:
A compact bike cover folds up neatly and has saved my ride from unexpected weather tantrums.
Fluids to Go:
Small quantities of essential fluids specific to my bike are tucked away for those just-in-case moments.
Lock it Down:
A handy brake lever lock adds an extra layer of security when I park my bike in unfamiliar places.
Light the Night:
Can't forget a compact flashlight - it's been my sidekick during night rides or impromptu roadside inspections.
Remember, this setup is all about personalizing it to your ride and preferences. Feel free to tweak it to fit your bike and the adventures you embark on. Ride safe out there! ✌🏍 #BikerLife
Excellent ideas, thanks very much!
@@richardshephardI'm guessing that you are one of us awake people? You know of Klaus Schwab, the WEF and their Great Reset agenda I bet?
crazy to me to do bullet points in full sentences this is a lot for someone to read...this is written like a product review trying to sell something
just say - essential fluids instead of "Small quantities of essential fluids specific to my bike are tucked away for those just-in-case moments."
when I start reading the bullet point I cant even begin to tell what its about
just a lot of work to read this if you are basically listing off items in a tool kit
or maybe list the item first in each line and then give further explanation so someone can just go down the line and read what each point is
but making someone decipher all of this almost seems like disrespectful to their time and self important
of course I am also trained in technical communication and radio operation so efficiency of data transmission is of paramount respect to me
I do think you would write good whiskey advertisements
This looks like something chatgpt would write
@@nuxis351 Yeah, you could well be right there.
These days all I need is my RAC/AA/Green Flag member ship card and phone charging cable, make sure the battery is fitted with a 12v/USB socket.
He got it right, mate. can't have enough of the stuff he is carrying, man, fail to prepare prepare to fail ive had loads of times when just pulled out of the back box fixed in 5 back ont road in 10 minutes preparation make one powerful mate
Love it! Super comprehensive piece of kit! I’ve been riding for a few decades now and my kit is constantly changing depending on the bike I’m riding. Kudos for bike specific. 👍👍
Excellent and well thought out. Please update video when you add to it in the future.appreciate it.
Disposable mechanic gloves. Fold flat/roll up plastic emergency fuel pouch/bag. It's got me and several others out of trouble several times Small size, weighs nothing.
Cash. I always have a cash stash. Losing your wallet or getting it nicked is a pain but at least youve cash to buy whatever you might need until you get home.
Also photo copies of passport/id card, health cover card, licence, insurance, etc. Again just in case you lose your wallet and need this information. Takes up no space, no weight either.
I use a cash/travel belt with my riding trousers/jeans. You'd be surprised what you can carry easily, comfortably and unobtrusively. I carry a spare ignition and house key in mine. More extra cash too.
The above along with my edc and tool kit is always on my person or bike.
Nice to have room to carry that stuff, all good items. I might add small road flare if it would fit cause the headlamp and flasher s too small if u were stuck working on your bike at night maybe. Flares register as a vehicle is distress faster than strobes will when it's mixed in with other roadway lights
I always keep a pack of handwarmers stashed somewhere too. Not for your hands though, I drop them into my front pockets and let them heat my femoral arteries a bit and your core too. If u get stuck with a repair and it's cold or wet you won't be as bad off as u deal with it.
They have saved me a few times
Nice tip, thanks!
New subscriber - really well put together film - ace wee kit too. More space under the seat of that wee bike than my Africa Twin 😂
Nice kit
Nice Kit!
Great items and locations. Thanks for sharing. Some of the rubber non slip matt round your cloth would stop it slipping.
That's a neat tip, thanks!
My old Enfield .. has points and a condenser.... Inner tubes ... And cables .... So my " kit" has a pump ..tube repair ... Inner cables .. chain links. Adjustable spanners ... I could quite literally strip the engine and rebuild it .... I will " add" to it in as far as hand cleaner ... Ground sheet ... And instant coffee..... ..
Excellent, thanks!
I am looking into creating my own kit and this video will come in very handy thanks for sharing
theres better tbh - def start with the revzilla and fortnine videos - then spite more then yammie likes to talk about maintenance
Nice bit of kit. Well thought out. I would add a few crack glow sticks and a high viz vest to make yourself more visible at night. As well as something for energy. I use GO isotonic energy gel. And a hand warmer just in case.😊
Nice kit :) good video
Dang, your bike has all sorts of room under the seat. That’s pretty nice! I can’t even take my seat off on my 300 without a wrench, and even if I could, there’s not very much room under there anyway.
It's all relative right? I'm always jealous of the space on my wife's scooter, but the topbox does fine on mine.
Honestly nice video and thank you for it.
I guess I'm not alone in having a lot of people showing only the latest model bikes and equipment for thousands of dollars.
Can you please send me a link to the handheld flashlight?
Hi I am relatively new to motorbikes and I am putting together my own on the on the road tool kit can I ask were you purchased the pouch please
Just amazon. They’re probably a bit overpriced because they’re so often recommended. There must be lots of other options available.
@@richardshephard thank you and yes it seems to happen a lot these days
Curious as to why a headlamp comes off as being a plonker? It’s just silly trying to mend a motorcycle or doing tasks at camp while holding a torch on your hand. As a mechanic I find that take outrageous! Good video.
I mean I use one to take the bins out! But I heard other people say that.
What does EDC stand for?
People who care about what tools/equipment they always have on them call it their 'everyday carry'. This isn't technically that, but I guess you could call it an every drive carry.
Hi
I am not sure if you found your answer, I believe it’s Every Day Carry (EDC).
Surely Honda's don't break down?
Indeed, I haven't had to do anything but routine servicing on it. Bits of helmet, disk lock, luggage, etc are another story!
If you keep the blanket on you for too long you will freeze to death😊
Stainless zip ties.
Yeah, no way I'm getting that under my Vstroms seat......
I carry a tube of AFTER BITE gel. I have been stung by bees while riding and it cuts down on itching and pain.
way too much random crap...a pocket pen you simply couldnt resist?
sorry this isnt helpful to me at all as I'm trying to assemble a tight kit of essentials for my edc fun bit of self expression for you tho I'm sure
Dave Canterbury " 5 c " .... Plus a basic tool kit ..a chain link and a cable and cable nipple ... And a few feet of electrical wire and tape ... I would add instant coffee or tea..and some money