Soo Why was I always getting in my fanny pack or back pack when we were out?... What all you got is a set of tire irons in there..So my son also says but it is efficient and works well for my gay needs.
Soo Why was I always getting in my fanny pack or back pack when we were out?... What all you got is a set of tire irons in there..So my son also says but it is efficient and works well for my gay needs.
Okay, so last time we went out riding up in the mountains they have volunteer rangers that go around patrolling the area and trails and what not.. Well it turns out they wanna check your registration while your out on the trails! Of course we didn't know this so we had to travel all the way back to camp with the rangers just to show them proof of ownership of our bikes!
So where would you suggest to keep registration papers at that's ON the bike because sometimes you forget to grab the back pack yah know?
I usually keep my registration along with a lighter, a copy of my ID, my cell phone, a swiss army knife and my car keys in a zip lock bag - I then shove that zip lock bag up my ass. Laugh if you will, but it's cheeper than a fender bag.
Soo Why was I always getting in my fanny pack or back pack when we were out?... What all you got is a set of tire irons in there..
Water, a couple tools, chapstick in the back, more tools, irons, Lube and such in the front fender pack. I think it is good to be prepared on both sides.
You guys got nothing. We have to have our registration and Insurnace cards. We also have to have plates on our bikes so quit biotchen! I just took our's and put them in zip lock bags and zip tied them to my cables behind my headlight. Or on my wifes bike it has a metal piece all the wire goes through on the neck of the frame. I just zip tied them there.
So if you have a plate on your bike does that mean you can ride the pavement
Yeah see though if you don't do as the volunteers say they can and will bring in the bad boys who can do somthing about it haha.Man in twenty years of riding I have never had to produce my registration. I usually don't have it. Oh well, I guess I'll have to change my ways and start carrying a copy.
First copy your registration. Then get some of the map treatment stuff that the backpackers use. It's kind of like varnish for paper. Makes it mostly waterproof and also somewhat tougher.
Volunteer rangers are just that volunteers. In most cases they are not sworn law enforcement and you really don't have to pay all that much heed to them. The bad apples can have a real power trip with it. Now of course they likely have radios and can call in true law enforcement who will certainly have a bad attitude when they arrive.
What a dickhead. Where was this? ( didnt read though whole thread if that question was answered already )
we just have to have a sticker but to cross the damn street to get to dirt you need a plate and moto license....... so you can walk it across the street or chance it and book it to dirt