Things a new 2T owner needs?

[thumperflipper]

All very good input. My only addition is "QUICKSTEEL" or metal putty as mentioned above.
Saved me, I mean *us* twice.
Once near Moab 20 miles from the truck, at the end of Tenmile wash, my buds Outlaw (racing ATV) got a rock stuck between wheel and axle, punched a hole in the wheel. We wasted 3 CO2 cartridges before we realized we had a giant hole in the wheel. Funny, he said "we are screwed"...I was thinking "We???" but quicksteel sealed the hole, we were able to ride out, 4 years later he still has never had it welded..
Another time I smacked a rock with my engine case (dirt bike) causing a big oil leak. Put it on it's side, sanded, quicksteel, 15 minutes later riding again. 3 years on that bike after that and I never replaced the side cover. Sold it a year ago, still going strong.
So yes, bailin' wire, duct tape, quicksteel.

 

[liv2day]

Funny, he said "we are screwed"...I was thinking "We???"

Bahahahaha...that's awesome.

I don't have that in my stuff, but I'm going to add it now! Your story reminds me of the first time I jumped back on a dirt bike after ~20 years. I was back visiting my best bud from collage in WI and he puts me on his CR250. We're out trail riding and I hit an incline a little too slowly and tried to compensate - looped the damn thing and ended up punching a hole in the clutch cover Very slow ride back to the rig and then off to an aluminum welder to get it fixed...could have used some of that stuff.

Great add man

 

[bowhunter007]

Misc. fasteners...several assorted cotter pins

 

[1RobAusdemore]

27mm socket to remove the rear wheel.

 

[bowhunter007]

27mm socket to remove the rear wheel.

I have an axle wrench that has a tire spoon on the other end...double duty tools.

 

[trailbeast250]

Don't forget the exhaust plug for after the ride cleanup