Great list. It is almost exactly what I used to bring to road races. I would touch each item as I checked it off the list to make sure I would not overlook anything. One item I would add that might not apply as much to dirt racing is a door may or small throw rug. I would use a doormat to keep my socks clean while changing my boots. I used to like to change out of my boots between races unless they were close together.
Great video! I’ve only raced two Hare Scrambles in Florida and I can honestly say I wish I had seen recommendations like you give in your video. Great Channel. Keep up the good work.
Spot on list ! I also keep a removable neoprene seat cover in the truck for races and rides, and something called a bath in a bag. It's a bath towel sized disposable wet wipe that is super tough. There are several brands that make them but the ones for camping are best. Also... toilet paper and paper toilet seat covers, because the port o potties at races suffer from hundreds of nervous racers LOL.
Great tips Donnie and that last one about bandaids is right on the money. I run distances and when you start to chafe there you’ll pay just about anything for relief 😂
Those little towels would be perfect in my work also, really cool. You earn a big ole thumbs up for the trash pick up mentioning. I will have fellas come to meet me and they will throw something on the ground sometimes before we even ride and I just pick it up and throw it under my backflip. I dont say a word but after that most of them will start picking up after themselves and those who dont never gets invited back. $5 for a bandaid! I like the way you think haha. Stay safe
Levers, spark plug, tire changing tools and spare tubes, hardware, spare brake pads, duct tape. Miscellaneous screws, bolts and hardware seem to be the things I need or others need frequently.
Plenty of water. Also a flask with hot coffee in it (as I am lactose intolerant and can use an alternative milk this way) Decent amount of healthy food is not a bad idea either.
I don't race but I like to bringing a 5 gallon jug of water and a solar shower. Just washing your hair and face can make you feel so much better after sweating in a helmet for hours!
Great list. It is almost exactly what I used to bring to road races. I would touch each item as I checked it off the list to make sure I would not overlook anything. One item I would add that might not apply as much to dirt racing is a door may or small throw rug. I would use a doormat to keep my socks clean while changing my boots. I used to like to change out of my boots between races unless they were close together.
The door mat is a great idea!
Great video! I’ve only raced two Hare Scrambles in Florida and I can honestly say I wish I had seen recommendations like you give in your video. Great Channel. Keep up the good work.
Glad it was helpful! Thanks for watching!
Spot on list ! I also keep a removable neoprene seat cover in the truck for races and rides, and something called a bath in a bag. It's a bath towel sized disposable wet wipe that is super tough. There are several brands that make them but the ones for camping are best. Also... toilet paper and paper toilet seat covers, because the port o potties at races suffer from hundreds of nervous racers LOL.
Great additions. I need the check out the bath in a bag thing. Oh man, the port a Johns are the worst. 😂
Great list ! I was thinking advil too I've had a bad headache after a race and they come in handy .
I take them before and after the race sometimes, lol. Thanks for watching!
Great tips Donnie and that last one about bandaids is right on the money. I run distances and when you start to chafe there you’ll pay just about anything for relief 😂
James Deane Lol, thanks for watching til the end!
Awesome video! I keep eye wash and have recently added individual eye wipes.
That’s a great idea. Thanks for watching!
So I was guy in front you without cash yesterday at monster mountain 🤦♂️great content!
Thanks! it was nice meeting you all. Thanks for watching.
Those little towels would be perfect in my work also, really cool. You earn a big ole thumbs up for the trash pick up mentioning. I will have fellas come to meet me and they will throw something on the ground sometimes before we even ride and I just pick it up and throw it under my backflip. I dont say a word but after that most of them will start picking up after themselves and those who dont never gets invited back. $5 for a bandaid! I like the way you think haha. Stay safe
Yeah, there’s just no excuse for littering. Thanks for watching til the end!
check list! GREAT ADVICE
Thanks for watching!
Toilet paper, they run out sometimes in the porta potties or if you just want something better than what's in them.
I use a check list every time I ride. It takes away the worrying if your forgot something.
It makes things so much easier. Thanks for watching!
What's a good list for extra parts needed? Such as levers and spark plugs?
And is an oversized gas tank a must?
Levers, spark plug, tire changing tools and spare tubes, hardware, spare brake pads, duct tape. Miscellaneous screws, bolts and hardware seem to be the things I need or others need frequently.
Plenty of water. Also a flask with hot coffee in it (as I am lactose intolerant and can use an alternative milk this way) Decent amount of healthy food is not a bad idea either.
Great suggestions.
lots of water for hydration
I don't race but I like to bringing a 5 gallon jug of water and a solar shower. Just washing your hair and face can make you feel so much better after sweating in a helmet for hours!
Great tip! Thanks for watching!
Towel, first aid, Mikey mouse band aid, yeeessss!
Thanks for watching!
Zip ties
Good one!
Yeah! We always bring electrical tape too
Baby oil. Cut out the dust that comes through your goggles.
Toilet paper. It’s always gone by the Sunday race.
Good one!