Trail Etiquette & Pack List
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.
Click the links below to find products online:
- Cell phone and/or GPS Navigation App
- Satellite Tracking Device — we like the Garmin InReach for texting capabilities, with a Tracker Packer holster to carry it
- 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: for Japanese bikes or 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