Carrying Deodorant - Page 2

Grinnin · 12-07-2011, 01:27 PM

(About rock/crystal)

Quote:

Originally Posted by Jamie Z

I don't have a clue what this is, but thanks for the heads up. I might look into it.

You'll probably have to look in your local natural food store or food co-op. snohobo uses one in a plastic case. I get the ones in blue or gray drawstring bags.

ben2go · 12-16-2011, 05:22 PM

Why hasn't anyone suggested deo creams in a can?Any drug store will have it in multiple brands.

http://www.walmart.com/ip/Arrid-Extr...-1-oz/10811069

This can be you and your riding buddy.

duncanfc · 12-19-2011, 12:51 PM

1 Buy baby wipes
2 Buy ziplock bags
3 Put babywipes in ziplock
4 Use one at a time for when you need to feel "fresh"
5 Wipes have multiple uses aside from odor control so no need to bring TP along
6 Ziplock bags (bigger sizes) keep clothes moisture and dust free, and when full of ice and placed on stomache, keeps you cool when it is hot and traffic is slow.

castle-of-teck · 12-20-2011, 02:02 AM

Shell Rotella will do just perfect

Throttlemeister · 12-20-2011, 07:51 AM

I always take a can of Right Guard along, works good in the boots too, excelllent for potato cannon fuel, flame thower when used with a lighter and if need be an improvised explosive device

I don' skimp on having my right guard

I hate roll ons, they matt my underarm hairs into dreadlock

Easy to carry as chain lube and won't melt either, it pays to carry your RG

LegIron · 12-26-2011, 06:49 AM

Chain Lube works great...and it's good for 1,000 miles or so depending on your sweat glands and the temperatures.

Gerg · 12-26-2011, 07:29 AM

After a nasty hot ride back from Washington to California (left Washington in a drizzle and hit the Cali border at ~100 degrees) I found that I needed to carry the smallest can of Lysol I could find. Spray the jacket insides every night. Made a HUGE difference in the stink factor at the stops.

Gerg

lhendrik · 01-06-2012, 05:25 AM

Embrace the funk. Subvert the dominant paradigm. Go deodorant free. Just don't ride near me, Really folks, motorcycle specific deodorant? Really?

Rock Junkee · 01-06-2012, 11:58 AM

i use the tea tree with aloe roll on and it worx great small and easy plus its alluminum free
most of your house hold deoderents have all sorts of shity chemicles in them and have been
related to cause cancer

KLRUSERIOUS? · 01-06-2012, 12:27 PM

Axe spray deodorant comes in small travel sizes and can be used to spray down the inside of your jacket too.

I have seen these at my local pharmacy but I would have to agree that smelling like a hells angel on any given bike trip has never been an issue. How close are you getting to your ride buddies anyway?

ben2go · 01-07-2012, 01:47 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Rock Junkee

i use the tea tree with aloe roll on and it worx great small and easy plus its alluminum free
most of your house hold deoderents have all sorts of shity chemicles in them and have been
related to cause cancer

What brand?Need more info.I am allergic to some deos.This may cure my issue.

Mgbgt89 · 01-07-2012, 02:07 PM

I had the gel melt in my truck before. Truck smelled great for a while though.

I use gold bond powder on bike trips, Handful in each pit, and one on the balls. Works great.

XFrog · 01-08-2012, 06:05 PM

Weird, not questioning that you had this happen...but I have been thru extended rides (as in days on end) in temps in excess of 105 degrees F, as reported in the shade by the National Park or weather service, and never noticed a problem. I have been on tarmac so hot my kick stand sunk into the ashpalt while parked!

Hottest rides:

Death Valley in August.
Big Bend NP in late May.
Sturgis in early August can be wicked hot.

I usually pack the full size Speed Stick unscented or 'powder' anti-perspirant deodorant. I always have it packed in my Swiss Army bath kit and tucked in a saddle bag. Maybe the bath bag and saddle bags shield some of the heat? I have used hard shell BMW bags and cordura soft luggage to good effect.

Xfrog

munchmeister · 01-08-2012, 07:48 PM

Check out http://www.minimus.biz/default.aspx for all kinds of travel items, in packets that won't melt in your tank bag or luggage. They've got it all.

These are nice little energy boosters for those times when you're in the Nevada desert.

They even have organic !!

Oh, yeah, and don't forget the SPAM !!!

ben2go · 01-08-2012, 08:40 PM

Isn't this the foo foo stuff women use to keep their woo woo's smelling fresh?

12-19-2011, 12:51 PM	#18
duncanfc Adventurer Joined: Aug 2011 Location: San Francisco Oddometer: 18	Trip tip 1 Buy baby wipes 2 Buy ziplock bags 3 Put babywipes in ziplock 4 Use one at a time for when you need to feel "fresh" 5 Wipes have multiple uses aside from odor control so no need to bring TP along 6 Ziplock bags (bigger sizes) keep clothes moisture and dust free, and when full of ice and placed on stomache, keeps you cool when it is hot and traffic is slow.

12-20-2011, 02:02 AM	#19
castle-of-teck DL1000 A Joined: Aug 2007 Location: South of Germany Oddometer: 27	Shell Rotella will do just perfect __________________ ABS for the Vee Strom ? It´s been done, see http://www.vstrom.info/Smf/index.php/topic,7839.0.html

12-20-2011, 07:51 AM	#20
Throttlemeister Beastly Adventurer Joined: Sep 2007 Location: Okie near Muskogee Oddometer: 3,202	I always take a can of Right Guard along, works good in the boots too, excelllent for potato cannon fuel, flame thower when used with a lighter and if need be an improvised explosive device I don' skimp on having my right guard I hate roll ons, they matt my underarm hairs into dreadlock Easy to carry as chain lube and won't melt either, it pays to carry your RG __________________ www.throttlemeister.net

12-26-2011, 07:29 AM	#22
Gerg Cupcake Joined: Dec 2001 Location: Left Coast Oddometer: 7,905	After a nasty hot ride back from Washington to California (left Washington in a drizzle and hit the Cali border at ~100 degrees) I found that I needed to carry the smallest can of Lysol I could find. Spray the jacket insides every night. Made a HUGE difference in the stink factor at the stops. Gerg __________________ Greg OFFICIAL WARPED BEER MEISTER BOOF 160, AMA, RA, MOA, HOG Live life like you stole it! Your $5 off SMUGMUG Coupon is hESgLtqESqM1Q

01-06-2012, 05:25 AM	#23
lhendrik Truffle Rustler Joined: Dec 2008 Location: New York and Floridoodie Oddometer: 1,947	Embrace the funk. Subvert the dominant paradigm. Go deodorant free. Just don't ride near me, Really folks, motorcycle specific deodorant? Really? __________________ Normal is just a setting on the dryer. Armageddon was yesterday - Today we have a serious problem. 2009 R1200GS Adventure 2008 K1200GT

12-26-2011, 06:49 AM	#21
LegIron Nomad Joined: May 2008 Oddometer: 5	Chain Lube works great...and it's good for 1,000 miles or so depending on your sweat glands and the temperatures.

01-06-2012, 11:58 AM	#24
Rock Junkee Gnarly Adventurer Joined: Aug 2011 Location: Crawlorado Oddometer: 101	i use the tea tree with aloe roll on and it worx great small and easy plus its alluminum free most of your house hold deoderents have all sorts of shity chemicles in them and have been related to cause cancer __________________ KTM 08 990 Adventure KTM 01 520 SX KTM 06 300 XC-W-SXS top end mod Wife rides KTM 05 200 XC-W 2008 Honda Xr 650L

01-06-2012, 12:27 PM	#25
KLRUSERIOUS? Farkle-whore Joined: Mar 2007 Location: Toronto Ontario Eh?!?? Oddometer: 2,243	Axe spray deodorant comes in small travel sizes and can be used to spray down the inside of your jacket too. I have seen these at my local pharmacy but I would have to agree that smelling like a hells angel on any given bike trip has never been an issue. How close are you getting to your ride buddies anyway?

01-07-2012, 02:07 PM	#27
Mgbgt89 Studly Adventurer Joined: Oct 2010 Location: Akron, Ohio Oddometer: 810	I had the gel melt in my truck before. Truck smelled great for a while though. I use gold bond powder on bike trips, Handful in each pit, and one on the balls. Works great.

01-08-2012, 06:05 PM	#28
XFrog Adventurer Joined: Mar 2011 Location: Rocky Mountains Oddometer: 59	Weird, not questioning that you had this happen...but I have been thru extended rides (as in days on end) in temps in excess of 105 degrees F, as reported in the shade by the National Park or weather service, and never noticed a problem. I have been on tarmac so hot my kick stand sunk into the ashpalt while parked! Hottest rides: Death Valley in August. Big Bend NP in late May. Sturgis in early August can be wicked hot. I usually pack the full size Speed Stick unscented or 'powder' anti-perspirant deodorant. I always have it packed in my Swiss Army bath kit and tucked in a saddle bag. Maybe the bath bag and saddle bags shield some of the heat? I have used hard shell BMW bags and cordura soft luggage to good effect. Xfrog

01-08-2012, 07:48 PM	#29
munchmeister Grow'd Up Mini Trail Joined: Dec 2003 Location: Fort Collins, Colorado and Cheyenne, Wyoming Oddometer: 1,277	Check out http://www.minimus.biz/default.aspx for all kinds of travel items, in packets that won't melt in your tank bag or luggage. They've got it all. These are nice little energy boosters for those times when you're in the Nevada desert. They even have organic !! Oh, yeah, and don't forget the SPAM !!! __________________ Munchmeister 2002 R1150GS - It's not about the knockdown, it's about the recovery. munchmeister screwed with this post 01-08-2012 at 07:55 PM

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