Multiple weeks Hard Enduro trip, what to bring?

Erwin P

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I'm planning on a Hard Enduro trip.
Bikes in the Van, roundtrip France/Spain and do multiple weeks of Hard Enduro riding.

What would you guys bring in spare parts?
 

Erwin P

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On the Varg.
We don't have a lott of hard Enduro around us. Mostly just Sand.

I guess there are more experienced riders out here in that regard. What is stuff that's known to break when it gets gnarly?
 

Erwin P

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I buy brake levers by the dozens :LOL:

The area i'm expecting the most action is 4 hours from a Stark dealer. A Spanish Stark dealer. I have an opinion about Spanish shop owners...

Even have a little redundancy since i have both foot and hand rear brake.
 

OpaTsupa

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I've seen you changing the piston in the filed, so I assume there is no need to mention tools.
I will point out that when I fill my van with tools and equipment I worry a lot that somebody will steal them while I'm riding. Don't pack what you can't stand losing.

I've also been thinking about what Varg may require in the field. [excluding all the familiar stuff like wheels, tires, brakes etc. shared with normal bikes]
I wish there was a parts fiche to see all the small components.
The big parts like the battery, power train etc. are beyond field repair in any case.

Maybe it's worth braking the chain and installing the clip-link. It will make pushing/towing easier.

What's your itinerary? Known or unknown lands? Do you plan to ride every day?
I'm jealous of the opportunity.
 

Erwin P

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Haha that was not changing a piston, that was taking the entire engine out to flush out the water. Taking the piston off and on in the proces :ROFLMAO:

I'm on my 3rd or 4th chain so i have a clip link. Never had issues with those.

Now that you mention small parts, i will order a handfull of the smaller fasteners since they're all special units.

It's a combined roadtrip and Enduro holiday. I have the luck to have a Girlfriend that rides (Beta 200 2 stroke).
For Enduro we will keep it to legal Enduro parks with maybe a little of off-park. But 90%+ will be in parks.
First we do 2 citytrips on our way from the Netherlands to Pascuet Enduropark. 5 ish days Pascuet. Then some sightseeing. Few days Boade Enduropark. Some sightseeing. Some days Rougepaule Enduropark. Some sightseeing. Home.
In between that all maybe some Motocross (we have extra rear wheels with harder knobbies) and maybe some Enduro trips in nice area's.
 

Beagle

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Sounds like a terrific trip.

If you have the opportunity, definitely add some trails in the Pyrénées, there is a lot to ride, and very varied (woods, rocks, grass, obviously climbs). See Stark recent media road trip in Catalan Pyrénées (Cerdanaya) or west coast anything in the Basque country is beautiful (col de Roncevaux, riding among horses and cows), but in the middle it's great as well 😂
 

Theo

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Have you installed any protection for the right motor cover and for the battery? If not, a right motor cover could be a useful spare part to bring with you, considering that someone reported to have broken it.
 
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