What parts do you bring along

[Norass411]

I ride a crusty old square and, so far, modus operandi has been to pack in everything I've got when going out of town. What do y'all actually bring along? I guess at some point you've gotta draw the line and go have some beers on the beach, haha.

Also, what do you put in your grab box of tools?

 

[McDog]

If its a big ride out of town: Starter. Ignition. Sss. Plugs. Extra battery. Common tools.

 

[Vumad]

I try to only ride at events @JetManiac is at. He brings enough for everyone.

 

[Vumad]

In all seriousness, i used to bring tons of stuff just like you. I have a clean limited superjet these days so usually just my normal tool box, several sets of new plugs and starter fuid. I dont evrn bother sitting in line to flush my ski anymore. I just spray it down with wd40 and move along. I can only afford to do what i do because i am tigt with my money, but i missed out on so much in my earlier years i realized its not worth sacrificing an event its cisting a lot to attend to save a few bucks on a fix. If its too expensive to replace at the event, its time to do something different that day.

 

[Kny21]

If the ski breaks down beer is all I need.

I guess I'm not dedicated enough to bust ass wrenching for a little ride time. There'll be other weekends.

 

[Yami-Rider]

I ride a short ski, so spare nozzles if I go to the ocean. I go threw my ski every winter, so unless I break it, I normally don't have issues.

Also a bag of tools and plugs, but that stays in my truck.

 

[Captain PegLeg]

When im riding my local spot on the normal weekends I just bring tools and some plugs. I keep it all in a little tote that I bring everywhere. When we go for long rides to the beach or anywhere that could ruin a good trip we try to bring just about anything that could possibly break. By we I mean anyone that's traveling together. Between all of us, unless its a major engine failure or a structural failure, we can be back running within the hour or two.

 

[DAG]

I bring a SN as a backup. Might not be as fun as the primary ski but riding a backup ski is better than wrenching in the sand. If you have surf you dont need power to have fun. Get out there and ripit up

 

[Norass411]

I'm hoping then my current Square will become a backup. I have another squarenose hold that I want to and go all out on.

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[restosud]

usually bring just about enough to build a second ski minus the part needed so now i pack nothing.

 

[ajmps1]

I bring my blaster...