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Some nice gravel highways in the Photos Rob

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Robbie hard at work

on the road to nowhere

True Danie but I had no control with the front end when I went careering and tankslapping through the grass clumps before the DR decided to lie down on me

This I believe can only help. when I hit the wobbly through the mud patch I needed more stable steering. Who can do this for me?

My 5c Petri. Instead of sanding or scraping the old paint off, use a water-based paint-stripper. It's a slower reaction and won't damage the plastic. In the aircraft and automotive industry we used to use a plasticizer to add to the coating to keep it flexible.

Yip it was me. You were there with the missus and Fox was braaiing the wors.

If it's the Range Rover of ADV motorcycles does that mean that it is going to break down in the middle of nowhere?

I thought we all have to order braai packs/food as part of the weekend. Just have to eft you money when you tell us how much

Welcome Karalee, try starting on a 250 Kawa or Suzuki. lightweight and easy to move out the garage,

Guys, let's hope I'm not criticized by the chemical engineers on the forum for this post. I do come from a chemical background. The dyes used in petrol have to be soluble in the fuels they are added to. You will notice a green or red tinge to the sous you put in your tank. We get red. They are...

Won't help. the inside is most probably brown as well

Like the little dog on the front mudgaurd

well done Heather! Brilliant photo

No, it's because I snore en hulle gaan my dood bliksem

My bed is open for sale in Baboon Ridge caravan. PM me directly

This should be enlightening

I wear SIDI Crossfire which is a total overkill for the adventure riding we do, but, the pivot ankle and top class protection is 1st choice for me. Beside that they are very comfortable.

oh yes. no more GS12 or R1200R