(Part 2) Top products from r/Dualsport
We found 23 product mentions on r/Dualsport. We ranked the 255 resulting products by number of redditors who mentioned them. Here are the products ranked 21-40. You can also go back to the previous section.
21. UFO YA03868-089 Replacement Plastic (for Yamaha RR Fender WR Blue)
Sentiment score: 0
Number of reviews: 1
Choose either color-matched to OEM or optional works colorsPredrilled pieces mount easily to stockRadiator covers, side panels, frame guards and fork tube protectors sold in pairsFront disc covers for conventional forks include fork and disc guard; upside-down forks include disc guard onlyFender kit...
22. Ratio-Rite Measuring Cup (does not come with lid)
Sentiment score: 2
Number of reviews: 1
With Ratio Rite measuring cup get a perfect mix every timeFill to the pre-calibrated ratio mark and pour into gasRatios are from 161 to 441 for 1, 1-12, 2, and 2-12 gallonsCalibrations also include oz., c.c.s, and pints on the opposite side for transmission oil, fork oil, etcTotal capacity is 24 oz.
23. JT Sprockets JTF1307.14 14T Steel Front Sprocket
Sentiment score: 1
Number of reviews: 1
Made from SCM415 chromoly steel alloyHeat treated and hand finished to meet or exceed OEM standardsOutlasts any mild steel or surface hardened sprocket14 teeth steel sprocket
24. Maier USA Mfg ATV Woods Pro Universal Aluminum Handguards
Sentiment score: 1
Number of reviews: 1
Constructed of lightweight 6061 T-6 aluminumFit all popular sizes of ATV handlebars, except the thick tubewall for PolarisHandguards come with all mounting hardware
25. TIME-SERT M8x1.25 Repair kit with 11.7mm Insert & tapguide
Sentiment score: 0
Number of reviews: 1
Time-Sert M8x1.25 repair kit with 11.7mm /tapguide p/n 1812DKit includes Drill, counterbore, tap ,tap guide, install driver and 5 inserts 11.7mm in lengthTime-Sert is Made In USAProfessional thread repair kits and inserts by TIME-SERT
26. Motion Pro 08-0161 Multi-Purpose Metric Tool
Sentiment score: 0
Number of reviews: 1
Includes convenient carrying caseCan be used to remove 8, 10, 12 and 14 millimeter bolts, #2 and #3 Phillips screws, small and medium straight slot screws and 5 and 6 millimeter Allen boltsIncludes a 1/4 inch and 3/8 inch socket driver10 millimeter , 12 millimeter and 1/4 inches drive sockets includ...
27. 226 Viton O-Ring, 75A Durometer, Black, 2" ID, 2-1/4" OD, 1/8" Width (Pack of 10)
Sentiment score: 0
Number of reviews: 1
Made of Viton (fluorocarbon elastomer) for use with a variety of chemicals and fuelsRound cross-section to provide a seal between cylindrical overlapping surfacesCan be used across a wide temperature range from -15 degrees F (-26 degrees C) to 400 degrees F (205 degrees C)Durometer (hardness) of 75A...
28. 136 Viton O-Ring, 75A Durometer, Black, 2" ID, 2-3/16" OD, 3/32" Width (Pack of 10)
Sentiment score: 0
Number of reviews: 1
Made of Viton (fluorocarbon elastomer) for use with a variety of chemicals and fuelsRound cross-section to provide a seal between cylindrical overlapping surfacesCan be used across a wide temperature range from -15 degrees F (-26 degrees C) to 400 degrees F (205 degrees C)Durometer (hardness) of 75A...
29. Slime 1034-A Automotive Accessories
Sentiment score: 0
Number of reviews: 1
Sturdy T-handle plugger and T-handle tire reamerIncludes rubber cement and (5) plug stringsEasily repair punctures without removing the tire from the rimTire repair made easy
30. HELLA HLA-H83140141 H4 12V 100/55W Halogen Bulb Off Road Use
Sentiment score: 0
Number of reviews: 1
Manufactured under HELLA's strict standardsPerfect for original equipment headlamps as well as auxiliary lightingPrecision optics for accurate light projectionOff Road UseAll bulb with higher wattage than Std may damage or overheat a headlight wiring system. HELLA’s warranty does not cover damaged...
31. SYLVANIA - 9003 XtraVision - High Performance Halogen Headlight Bulb, High Beam, Low Beam and Fog Replacement Bulb (Contains 1 Bulb)
Sentiment score: 0
Number of reviews: 1
LIGHTS DIM OVER TIME, REPLACE IN PAIRS: Your lights are a pair, one is never turned on without the other. If one bulb burns out, the other isn't far behind. Replace your 9003 XtraVision Halogen bulbs in pairs for optimum performance.MORE DOWNROAD VISIBILITY: XtraVision bulbs have an enhanced downroa...
32. 3M Scotchcal Reflective Striping Tape, Black, .5-Inch by 50-Foot
Sentiment score: 0
Number of reviews: 1
Sale Unit: ROLLBrand: 3MTrade Name: Scotchlite3M Number: 79922Type: Striping
33. Krylon Fusion Spray Paint Gloss Sunbeam 12 Ounces
Sentiment score: 1
Number of reviews: 1
This no-prep, super bond paint bonds easily to PVC pipes, plastic Conduit, vinyl molding and sidingNo sanding or priming neededFast dry; fully chip resistant after 7 daysFeatures EZ Touch 360 degree dial spray tipNo sanding or priming requiredBonds easily to most plastics, PVC, resins and moreFast d...
34. Marine Grade Cigarette Lighter Socket 12 VDC
Sentiment score: 0
Number of reviews: 1
WIDE APPLICATION :Widely to supply power for Vehicle, GPS, Mobile phone, camera, mp3. suitable for any DC 12V-24V marine boat motorcycle, boat, riding mower, tractor, car, etc.EASY TO INSTALL & USE:Each socket mounts with a retaining nut against a panel, the wire inline fuses to protect your plugs f...
35. Sea Foam SF-16 Motor Treatment - 16 oz.
Sentiment score: 1
Number of reviews: 1
Cleans injectors, carb jets and passagewaysCleans and lubricates intake valves, pistons and cylindersDissolves and cleans fuel residue in fuel systemsDissolves oil deposits in crankcaseClean timing chain tensioners and VVT actuators, quiet noisy lifters100 percent pure petroleumEPA registered produc...
36. UST Delta Stormproof Lighter with Lightweight, Rugged Construction, Turbo Flame and Fuel Level Window for Camping, Backpacking, Hiking and Outdoor Survival
Sentiment score: 1
Number of reviews: 1
Windproof to 80 mphRefillable with butane gas - Burns for over 30 minutes per premium butane fill and has an easy to read fuel gaugePiezo electric ignition good for over 30,000 instant ignitionsWater-resistant O-ring sealedRubberized outside case & oversized fuel windowTwo Year Limited Warranty ! St...
37. StowAway Hitch Tightener, Anti-Rattle Stabilizer for 2 Inch and 1.25 Inch Hitches. Made in USA with a.
Sentiment score: 1
Number of reviews: 1
SECURE: Hitch tightener prevents rattling, wobbling, rocking and hitch movement for cargo carriers, hitch racks, bike racks and trailer ball mount brands such as Thule, Rola, Yakima, Inno, Draw-Tite, Hidden Hitch, Reese and StowAwayINCLUDED: A heavy-duty 1/2 inch stainless steel U-bolt and 5/16" thi...
38. More Proficient Motorcycling: Mastering the Ride
Sentiment score: 0
Number of reviews: 1
Used Book in Good Condition
edit: I realized I answered questions you didn't ask. These are things I wish I had known when I started riding.
Other people have answered your gear/bike questions well enough that I won't get into it. I can help with resources for finding places to ride. During the winter I like to do research for the rest of the year so I don't waste time in good weather. Having DS friends is extremely important as well. You really don't want to break yourself or your bike while you're all alone and possibly hundreds of miles from home. Cell phones tend not to work in the best riding areas.
I'm originally from Iowa where finding interesting scenery and roads is difficult so I honed my research skills in the right area. When I moved to Oregon the first thing I did was go to the office for the Forestry Service of my county and asked questions. I was given dozens of free maps and brochures for various parks in the area. There was a very large map with color coded sections that indicated public areas and detailed legal usage of the land. They also have detailed topos of smaller sections of land that show some really cool features. They charge a small fee for printing though. It gave me loads of ideas of where to go. Information on a lot of the government websites are not up to date so it's probably the best to go in or call. For example, the Patterson Mountain ATV Trail System is now closed.
A map (pdf) of a park somewheres in Virginia that might be worth checking out if it's close to where you live.
Watch out for all the regulations. It's ridiculous.
>In any forest, no games or athletic contests shall be allowed except in such places as may be designated thereof.
That's a state forest regulation in Virginia.
I'm curious about places to ride in Virginia because I used to live there so I've done some research for you.
A nice [table of parks in Virginia](http://www.dof.virginia.gov/stforest/recreation.htm
). Includes number of miles of various trails and roads. Two of the parks have links to trail maps. ALWAYS look for roads that are black/white dashes on a map. These are usually good roads to ride. You know they're public and they probably are in horrible condition.
In Iowa I found this map book that's designed for hunters so they can find out about all the lesser known parks, get contact information and see what amenities are available. It is the best map book I have ever owned, lost twice and repurchased once. It is now worth a lot of money. :( Each page contained one county. I highlighted all the black/white lines within 100 miles of my home. These books are highly rated by rider as well but I really preffered the black and white, spiral-bound, Sportsmans Atlas. Link goes to the Virginia version. Wait a minute I take it back. The DeLorme maps are the friggin' excellent and I regret losing the Oregon one my friend gave me.
Register on advrider.com and visit the South East regional forum. Look for topics that are relevant to your area and find meetups, rallies and parties located within distance. This will be the best way to get the secrets for your area. I went to my first ADVrider meetup two weeks ago and had a friggin' blast.. actually I have a video of it on youtube if you're interested. A lot of those guys won't post the information about where they love to ride but if you talk to them in person and you're not going to go out and ruin their favorite places they'll probably share some really good info with you. You can start by going to this party and listening and talking to every one. Keep an open mind because people from the internet can be weird :)
Good luck! I hope this information helps you get started.
@ridewithwill Some input: I had a '92 EXC 300 (call it an xcw) - That would be like a suped up MX bike compared to bikes now. Actually, even a 2004/5 "xcw" 300 was smooth and mellow in relation to that '92. 300's have nearly 50hp/32ft lbs, 250's are 45hp/28ft lbs, approx. If you get a non-TPI bike, just get a Lectron or Smart carb 1st thing. These give some what more mellow/linear power, along with the biggest part of basically doing away with jetting/elevation issues. Yeah, might need some setup at 1st, but worth it to dodge the oil injection issues of a TPI bike while they improve. Plus, a carb (mechanical) is simply outright more reliable/durable than TPI. There's a "throttle tamer" to make you turn the throttle farther to hit WOT, which helps gnarly/technical trails be easier. As q.g.s said, gearing, pipe and power valve adjustment is another way to modify the power curve to suit you. If you don't have already, get something like a Ratio Rite cup. They make measuring for premix super easy. https://www.amazon.com/Ratio-Rite-Measuring-Cup-does-come/dp/B000I1YLGK
fyi, on TT I'm TheSlayer and on IG/YT , BraapnJP :)
Last year a buddy and I took a 1300 mile trip around Colorado /r/dualsport ride on a Husqvarna 701 and a Yamaha WR250R. Here's a photo of the gear from last year.
This year we are adding one person (riding a monster, brand new, KTM 1090 Adventure R) to the crew and moving a little farther west to see some of the amazing sites in Utah. I put together a 1500 mile route, and will tack on White Rim Trail (if we can get passes) and wander around in Beef Basin for a bit.
A few of my friends have started using Polar Steps, so I've setup a trip and will try to keep it updated. I also maintain a simple website and will post photos on my flickr account.
Now, on to the fun, because sorting out gear and packing is half the fun of a /r/motocamping trip.
I'm involved in volunteer search and rescue (/r/searchandrescue) so a lot of this gear comes from my callout pack and extended incident command packs. The more experienced riders will notice that I'm lacking any tools, spares, tube slime, etc. I'm fortunate enough to be riding with 2 other riders that are packing all that jazz.
Two mottos:
motorcycle
navigation
photgraphy
medical and hygiene
wearing
sleeping
inclement weather
food
motorcycle
clothing
luggage
misc
Yes, do the 650r sprocket. Get a cone shaped grinding wheel to slightly flare out the sprocket to fit where the shaft splines taper off, don't just hammer it on as I have seen some do, Also slather the shaft with antizieze or waterproof grease once your test fit is good and a dab of blue locktite on the retainer bolts. The 14t makes it so much more enjoyable and drivable. I used this one. JT Sprockets JTF1307.14 14T Steel Front Sprocket https://www.amazon.com/dp/B000GTW68E/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_tai_YAUizbBJWASJM
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That price is more like it. Maier has moved up my list considerably. Thanks all.
I've only travelled between Canada and USA, so I haven't gone in-depth into the research, but this book is both a great read and will cover a lot of what you're asking for:
https://www.amazon.com/Adventure-Motorcycling-Handbook-Planning-Trailblazer/dp/1905864736/
https://www.amazon.com/Krylon-K02330001-Fusion-Plastic-Sunbeam/dp/B0002YUE0A
This is what I got. It's gloss. Already rode it through a couple rainstorms, it's holding up great so far!
If you have some slop between the hitch rack and receiver, you can use a "hitch tightener" or "hitch anti-sway clamp" to get rid of it.
I think this is the one I use with my hitch rack:
https://www.amazon.com/StowAway-Tightener-Anti-Rattle-Stabilizer-Hitches/dp/B0001CMUV4
It's worked well with my XR650L, which is close to 350 lbf with a full tank of gas. I can just about stand on one edge of the rack without any twist between the rack and receiver. It eliminated a lot of bounce and sway of the rack with respect to my SUV.
A couple miles? My Leatherman, Motion Pro Tool Kit, and allen/hex drivers to fix the hand guards if I drop the bike.
Longer than that and I add in axle wrenches, spoons, a front tube, 12v compressor, cable repair kit, chain tool and a spark plug wrench.
I bought the UFO fender on Amazon ( http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B000GTYRH2/ref=oh_details_o05_s00_i00 ) which came with an incandescent light which used 21W and wasn't all that bright. I had purchased hand guards, signals, switches from highwaydirtbikes and figured I'd upgrade the tail/stop light as well.
According to my calculations(haven't measured it yet,) this circuit uses about 2W for the tail light and 3W for the stop light. The tail light has 28 wide angle red LED's (4x7 array) and the stop light is 21 white LED's (3x7). The white LED's(which have a higher Vf) shine through the outer portion of the lens which is red, the reds are in the center (an extra white thrown in there for a tag light.)
You could swap in a lamp with a brighter high beam filament, supposing you can get it there. In the US 55/60 watts is legal and I replaced it with a 55/100. It would now be illegal for me to turn on my high beam, so I never will :-) Something like this. .
https://www.amazon.com/HELLA-HLA-H83140141-Halogen-Bulb-Road/dp/B000COBLJI
Only other thing I might mention is the fuel cap -- some of them are known to be leaky, even without wheelies, you might end your ride and see a bunch of streaks of gas on the back plastic.
I ended up buying an O-ring of amazon that solved the problem for me:
(sorry I don't remember which one of these it was, i bought both packs and one of them did the trick)
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B000FMUVJ8/ref=oh_aui_search_detailpage?ie=UTF8&psc=1
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B000FMYS42/ref=oh_aui_search_detailpage?ie=UTF8&psc=1
https://www.amazon.com/Slime-1034-T-Handle-Tire-Plug/dp/B000ET525K is what they're talking about
If you haven't read Proficient Motorcycling by David Hough [link] (http://www.amazon.com/More-Proficient-Motorcycling-Mastering-Ride/dp/1931993033) start there. I still go back to it all the time and pick up tips on riding.
This tape is black but highly reflective. It can be put all over the place without being noticed except in headlights and flash photography.
https://www.amazon.com/Marine-Grade-Cigarette-Lighter-Socket/dp/B0002KRC5Y/ref=sr_1_5?ie=UTF8&qid=1496619302&sr=8-5&keywords=waterproof+12v+socket
Time sert kit is $90. Only 10% of total bike purchase price ffs lol
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07TRP8756
Vs helicoil 25pc kit at 12.89
https://www.amazon.com/Pieces-Compatible-Thread-Repair-Insert/dp/B01N2HLYCA/ref=asc_df_B01N2HLYCA/?tag=hyprod-20&linkCode=df0&hvadid=312356819466&hvpos=1o1&hvnetw=g&hvrand=14650464011811877410&hvpone=&hvptwo=&hvqmt=&hvdev=m&hvdvcmdl=&hvlocint=&hvlocphy=9031026&hvtargid=pla-633744783837&psc=1