Ideas/Recommendation for a trail bag

[dave85zxt]

I only trail ride so I have been looking for a way to carry a little more gear with me. Last year I spun a rod bearing 30 miles out. Luckily we were near a highway so it wasn't too far of a tow. I know that tools wouldn't have helped me there but it got me thinking that I should carry a few more on me than I can fit under the seat. Can you guys give any recommendations on gas tank bags or something like that?

Thanks,
Dave

 

[ratchracing]

I've had the same idea so I'm also interested to see what people will suggest

 

[warrioracer08]

When I go riding I usually just bring a backpack with me with water and tools and maybe even food. Are you riding with protection thoughcause that makes it harder to wear a backpack.

 

[406elcamino]

i filled my backpack up with stuff, tool,water,food and strapped in to the cooler rack works awesome

 

[warriorspeed350]

get theese little water resistant bags they sell on ebay (6$ for 3) and have a reversable screw driver, a soket set, wrenches, quick aluminum (rockymountainatv.com), and just strap a board to the grab bar with some water on it

 

[bickel76]

i hate the brand, but i might get one just for convenience. it is a ktm pack that is similar to the camelbaks but has a spot for tools. i didnt look too closely because i couldnt bring myself to buying a ktm bag. camelbak might have something or like the others have said, a backpack or bag strapped to your grab bar. on my dad's utility, he has a large bag on his back rack and then inside that we picked up these smaller bags at harbor freight to keep things organized.

 

[warrior350]

I have a CamelBak MULE hydration system/storage backpack. It works great, it's got a lot of room for gear and it has a 3 liter resivoir for water.

 

[kreed5821]

I'll post pics of mine in the 'Product Reviews' forum. Ya'll put up pics of yours there as well and it'll be easy for people to find em.

 

[usdsk8er540]

camelbak. i ride with one and its got quite a bit of storage room. 2 liters of water, and i can carry 4 more bottles in the large pouch (and then some) along with any tools i might need, first aid kit, plugs, fuel line, powerbars, etc. gotta love the camelbak. once you load em down, they get heavy but you dont really notice it after a while.