Don't you hate it when your halfway out and have to poo
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Popping that bag in a crash and riding home with, or being too injured to escape the stench of escaped evil is too horrible to risk.
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Definitely a problem But then again, after a hard night of drinking to cause that severe an explosion, I tend to be incapable of riding and only crave junk food. haha
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[QUOTEI'd do that, but it looks too much like a clif bar so I don't want to risk it.[/QUOTE]
Yes......but a risk worth taking. Think of your fellow biker who returns home after a nice day out and finds that the brown streak up his/her back is not mud.
Yes......but a risk worth taking. Think of your fellow biker who returns home after a nice day out and finds that the brown streak up his/her back is not mud.
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I keep TP in my car as well as my camelback. After needing it, you never want to be without it again. Trust me.
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You can always use these: https://www.basspro.com/webapp/wcs/st...=SearchResults
I use these when out four wheeling on the Rubicon Trail in Nor-Cal. There is a strict pack out your crap rule in place. Anyway, these things work great if you don't want to leave your waste along the way. They come with TP and a sanitizing wipe cloth too.
Or just carry baby wipes and be a man and do you business behind a bush.
I use these when out four wheeling on the Rubicon Trail in Nor-Cal. There is a strict pack out your crap rule in place. Anyway, these things work great if you don't want to leave your waste along the way. They come with TP and a sanitizing wipe cloth too.
Or just carry baby wipes and be a man and do you business behind a bush.
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I usually just **** my pants and shake it out when I get back to the truck, no biggy.
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I usually poop before i ride...
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One of the benefits of being a roadie. Usually we can plan to make it to the closest Citgo Station, before it is too late.
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If you don't have any tp you could always take your camelback off and step on the bladder..... instant bidet