kitedemon - 23-5-2008 at 02:03 PM
I was talking with a fellow buggier the other day and he was asking about some of the mods and gear I wear. I just thought that that might be
intersting to see what else people have or do.
I have a monster peg holder on a side rail of my buggy.
A Biner attached to the gooseneck to attach break lines to in a hurry and anything else I don't want to loose!
I also aside from armour and extras wear gaiters to keep my ankles dry(er) from the spray off my mud guard.
What extras do you have?
Bladerunner - 23-5-2008 at 02:39 PM
Wind proof lighter :tumble:
NPWfever - 23-5-2008 at 02:54 PM
Cell phone pouch, and some wrenches in the pouch to take it apart and set it up.
kitedemon - 23-5-2008 at 05:23 PM
Oh yes wrenches as well in a waterproof bag inside the buggy bag. 
WELDNGOD - 23-5-2008 at 07:56 PM
4 - 1 GALLON ZIPLOCK BAGS containing 2 bags each of dried kidney beans. works in place of sand when flying on grassy fields
Bladerunner - 23-5-2008 at 08:23 PM
I suppose I bought my GPS and cell phone to use if I end up wrecked and miles away or on my own. I figure I can hopefully call 911 and they can send
the hover craft or a helicopter . :duh: The trick now is getting wrecked in a place that has coverage. :ticking:
ripsessionkites - 23-5-2008 at 08:50 PM
Ipod Nano 3rd Gen
Water Bottles (NOS) mounted to the rear side rail
http://www.powerkiteforum.com/gallery_image.php?action=view&...
Full Face Bell Helmet / Dakine Harness / Mace Gloves
Sand-Yeti - 25-5-2008 at 03:14 AM
A lot of my body armour is ice hockey kit.
GPS & mobile phone is a must here, just in case. There's no way to walk out of the desert alive in the summer heat.
I also carry reading glasses to read GPS & telephone call list.
I carry 3 liters of cold water in a heavily insulated Camelbak in my Buggy bag & powders against dehydration.
I have a spare kite, lines & handles & spare GPS batteries.
I carry a roll of duck tape in my buggy bag.
It's amazing how useful that has been.
Just 2 weeks ago one of the guys I was buggying with had the sole of his boot drop off. That happens here on the hot sand. I could wrap his sole back
on to the boot with duck tape. It did the trick & he could buggy out the rest of the day without problems.
I have a camera mount attached permanently to my back axle to shoot vids.
I wear goggles that protect my eyes better than any wrap around sunglasses against the dry desert dust that gets everywhere.
Sthrasher38 - 25-5-2008 at 08:28 AM
It is going to be hot this summer I am thinking about getting a mister. And maybe a couple gernades for anyone who tries to pass.
always tools water walk of shame rope. cell phone and gps. saftey gear
at least a helmet and elbo pads.
WELDNGOD - 29-5-2008 at 05:56 PM
I like to to fly and ride while fishing for cobia on the beach. My wife and my bud John laugh their asses off when I check bait or whatever, cause I'm
still wearing my helmet and pads .
It must look pretty ridiculous but I'm not
takin it off just to check bait and throw back out!If a big cobia comes along
the wife will have to catch it cause I'll be half way down the beach probably! we will see who is laughing then( I hope it's a90 # cobia)
biglou13 - 29-5-2008 at 08:23 PM
cobia from the beach. wow!! i hooked to a 40 plus # on party boat in fla full drag and was still taking line, first one, what kind o rig u
using better u2u going off topic