#sequoiarideguide

GMRS Two-Way Radios are relatively inexpensive and have better range than Bluetooth Headsets. But how can you use two-way radios hands-free without attaching a bunch of cables to your head? Sena's SR10 lets you connect a two-way radio wirelessly to a Bluetooth headset and there's no limit on the number of riders you can talk with. We tested the device during our trip to the Sequoia National Forest and this setup worked great in the hilly terrain and dense forests. The SR10 comes with a handlebar-mounted push-to-talk button and it is compatible with all the top radio brands. 

See those buttons on the side? That's the Sena 3S-WB, an ultra-slim profile Bluetooth Headset with a simplified feature set we've been testing. It streams audio from your phone, lets you take calls and even has intercom range up to 200 meters. Great for those that just want music and turn-by-turn directions on the road, or off-road riders that want a headset that sits flush on the helmet. Best of all it costs just $99 and it works on both full-face and modular helmets!

Here's another view of the Wolfman Soft Bags setup on the CRF250L Rally. This is the Enduro Tank Bag, E-12 Saddle Bags and Renegade Double-Ended Duffel for a total of 61 liters of storage.

We explored some pretty rough trails during our small bike trip in the Sequoias. The GIVI Gravel-T Soft Bags took it all in stride and still looked great after doing it. Shown here are the GRT706 Tank Bag, GRT708 Saddle Bags and GRT702 Top Bag that provide 56 liters of waterproof storage.

We rode with GIVI's new Gravel-T Waterproof Soft Bags on our Yamaha XT250 during the trip to Sequoia National Park. They are constructed with ballistic nylon and thermoplastic polyurethane to make them durable and waterproof without the need for inner drybags. The combination of the GRT706 Tank Bag (6L), GRT708 Saddle Bags (30L) and GRT702 Top Bag (20L) cost just $393. It's an ideal setup for anyone looking to pack light and conquer tough terrain.

Just completed four days exploring the trails in the Sequoia National Park area. We've been mapping out the best routes and points of interest for our upcoming Ride Guide. Navigation was flawless during our journey thanks to the REVER app, and the accessory bar on the Honda CRF250L Rally was the perfect attachment point for the REVER clamp mount. 

We rode with Wolfman Soft Luggage on our Honda CRF250L Rally during the trip to Sequoia National Park. The combination of the Enduro Tank Bag (6L), E-12 Saddle Bags (25L) and Renegade Double-Ended Duffel (30L) were the perfect set up for the rugged trails. Everything strapped on within minutes and there was plenty of capacity for all our gear. A nice setup for smaller bikes that costs just $418!