Trail Riding Checklist & Trail Riding Etiquette

In the interest of safety, The Kurt Caselli Foundation with the help from top-level professional racers have developed this handy checklist for off-road trail riding to help you be prepared for your next adventure.

If you ride off-road trails or go on dual-sport adventures, you NEED to check out this pack list from The Kurt Caselli Foundation! Adventures can turn into n...

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Cell phone and/or GPS Navigation App
Satellite Tracking Device we like the Garmin In Reach for texting capabilities
- Tracker Packer holster to carry tracking device
KCF USWE Hydration Pack with an
electrolyte mix
Nutrition/Food
Chapstick & Sunblock
Small LED Flashlight with Strobe
KCF First Aid Kit
Biodegradable Wipes
Silicone Self Healing Tape
Quick Steel
Knife
Zip Ties / Wire
Tow Strap
Duct Tape
Fuel Hose
Lighter or Waterproof Matches

Tools, Nuts and Bolts specific to your bike:

(Any tool you have used to work on your bike in your garage, bring with you on the trail)

Mini T Handle with 8,10,12,13mm
Open End Wrench 8, 10, 12, 13/14:
- https://www.motionpro.com/product/08-0466 for Japanese Bikes
- https://www.motionpro.com/product/08-0478 for Euro Bikes.
Misc Bolts specific to your bike
Small Flat Head Screwdriver
(for adjusting suspension and carburetor)
Small Channel Locks
(big enough for axle nuts and bolts)
Small Wire Cutters
Spark Plug and Wrench
Clutch Lever

Tools for Advanced Mechanics:

Chain Breaker
Masterlinks
Valve Core Remover
Set of Tire Spoons
Radiator Cap
Spoke Wrench
Patch Kit or Spare Front Tube
Small Tire Pump