Hi-Jack Accessories Question
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Hi-Jack Accessories Question
I have been lucky so far by not having a flat on a trail ride but it is
going to happen at some point. I have my Hi-Jack, lug wrench and spare tire
onboard and ready for the occasion. Should I be carrying anything else to
change a tire? Are any of the Hi-Jack accessories a must have? Thanks!
going to happen at some point. I have my Hi-Jack, lug wrench and spare tire
onboard and ready for the occasion. Should I be carrying anything else to
change a tire? Are any of the Hi-Jack accessories a must have? Thanks!
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JeePenn wrote:
> I have been lucky so far by not having a flat on a trail ride but it is
> going to happen at some point. I have my Hi-Jack, lug wrench and spare
> tire
> onboard and ready for the occasion. Should I be carrying anything else to
> change a tire? Are any of the Hi-Jack accessories a must have? Thanks!
A good base-plate. Something that won't sink into the sand or mud. I have a
piece of aluminum diamond-plate about a foot square. Nice and light and
plenty strong.
--
"Only two things are infinite, the universe and human stupidity,
and I'm not sure about the former." - Albert Einstein
> I have been lucky so far by not having a flat on a trail ride but it is
> going to happen at some point. I have my Hi-Jack, lug wrench and spare
> tire
> onboard and ready for the occasion. Should I be carrying anything else to
> change a tire? Are any of the Hi-Jack accessories a must have? Thanks!
A good base-plate. Something that won't sink into the sand or mud. I have a
piece of aluminum diamond-plate about a foot square. Nice and light and
plenty strong.
--
"Only two things are infinite, the universe and human stupidity,
and I'm not sure about the former." - Albert Einstein
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Re: Hi-Jack Accessories Question
JeePenn wrote:
> I have been lucky so far by not having a flat on a trail ride but it is
> going to happen at some point. I have my Hi-Jack, lug wrench and spare
> tire
> onboard and ready for the occasion. Should I be carrying anything else to
> change a tire? Are any of the Hi-Jack accessories a must have? Thanks!
A good base-plate. Something that won't sink into the sand or mud. I have a
piece of aluminum diamond-plate about a foot square. Nice and light and
plenty strong.
--
"Only two things are infinite, the universe and human stupidity,
and I'm not sure about the former." - Albert Einstein
> I have been lucky so far by not having a flat on a trail ride but it is
> going to happen at some point. I have my Hi-Jack, lug wrench and spare
> tire
> onboard and ready for the occasion. Should I be carrying anything else to
> change a tire? Are any of the Hi-Jack accessories a must have? Thanks!
A good base-plate. Something that won't sink into the sand or mud. I have a
piece of aluminum diamond-plate about a foot square. Nice and light and
plenty strong.
--
"Only two things are infinite, the universe and human stupidity,
and I'm not sure about the former." - Albert Einstein
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Re: Hi-Jack Accessories Question
JeePenn wrote:
> I have been lucky so far by not having a flat on a trail ride but it is
> going to happen at some point. I have my Hi-Jack, lug wrench and spare
> tire
> onboard and ready for the occasion. Should I be carrying anything else to
> change a tire? Are any of the Hi-Jack accessories a must have? Thanks!
A good base-plate. Something that won't sink into the sand or mud. I have a
piece of aluminum diamond-plate about a foot square. Nice and light and
plenty strong.
--
"Only two things are infinite, the universe and human stupidity,
and I'm not sure about the former." - Albert Einstein
> I have been lucky so far by not having a flat on a trail ride but it is
> going to happen at some point. I have my Hi-Jack, lug wrench and spare
> tire
> onboard and ready for the occasion. Should I be carrying anything else to
> change a tire? Are any of the Hi-Jack accessories a must have? Thanks!
A good base-plate. Something that won't sink into the sand or mud. I have a
piece of aluminum diamond-plate about a foot square. Nice and light and
plenty strong.
--
"Only two things are infinite, the universe and human stupidity,
and I'm not sure about the former." - Albert Einstein
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Re: Hi-Jack Accessories Question
JeePenn wrote:
> I have been lucky so far by not having a flat on a trail ride but it is
> going to happen at some point. I have my Hi-Jack, lug wrench and spare
> tire
> onboard and ready for the occasion. Should I be carrying anything else to
> change a tire? Are any of the Hi-Jack accessories a must have? Thanks!
A good base-plate. Something that won't sink into the sand or mud. I have a
piece of aluminum diamond-plate about a foot square. Nice and light and
plenty strong.
--
"Only two things are infinite, the universe and human stupidity,
and I'm not sure about the former." - Albert Einstein
> I have been lucky so far by not having a flat on a trail ride but it is
> going to happen at some point. I have my Hi-Jack, lug wrench and spare
> tire
> onboard and ready for the occasion. Should I be carrying anything else to
> change a tire? Are any of the Hi-Jack accessories a must have? Thanks!
A good base-plate. Something that won't sink into the sand or mud. I have a
piece of aluminum diamond-plate about a foot square. Nice and light and
plenty strong.
--
"Only two things are infinite, the universe and human stupidity,
and I'm not sure about the former." - Albert Einstein
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