What Typically Breaks When Riding and What Parts and Tools Are Needed to Repair Them?

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Niskibum

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• Mar 2, 2014

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Also an open floor pop up tent, tarps, propane heater, propane tank, halogen shop lights, and a small portable generator make repairs go much easier. Of course you might want to pick up a small sled if you want to bring some luxury repair items as well.

 

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• Dec 15, 2014

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Bumping this to the top, as its a good subject this time of year. anything else to add to this list?

 

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• Dec 15, 2014

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As port grinder said, check out the chain slider from DOC performance. http://www.docperformance.ca/aftermarket-products

 

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Thanks for bringing this topic back up mrquick68.

I print this and build a list while I am waiting for snow. :face-icon-small-win

 

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I have always carried a chain breaker for our group. I snapped the plates on a link at the dunes once and it was a long wait for parts to repair. Save the weight of a chain press, pliers work fine. Carry the breaker instead.