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Right.. Chris Istedt is the gov'ner of riding in that area  :biggrin: Some sections are quite technical but not undoable :thumleft: I might be able to post a pic or 2 of the trail..

Hi Losper You can try Phophonyane Fall lodge - very close to PP. I haven't stayed there in recent years but stopped there for a beer a few years ago and still looked decent. No idea about rates.. I also stayed at Maguga a few time and can agree with NK. Biker friendly and you can pitch a tent ...

Sorry for the highjack - only saw now that its on a for sale post :bueller:

I own a Husky TE610 and have ridden the KTM625, 690 and 500 extensively. The TE610 feels and handles lighter that the KTM625 although the spec sheet states 140kg dry for both The TE610 like to rev and make peak power @ 7000rpm The KTM625 has a lot of torque and peak power @ 6000rpm Great...

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Only saw this request now...measured mine Looks like 450-455mm

I might be able to help you. Its not new but its not broken :) I am going down to EL next week Wednesday R500

@ Xpat While you are busy with the cleaning process there is a few drops of oil coming out, especially if there is a air pressure build-up inside the fork, but the amount of oil is minute. Once you remove the feeler gauge (or seal dr) the seal lip returns to original position, and if you are...

Correct Martin - Its a cure and do not prevent the dirt to enter. I have used neoprene socks before on my enduro bike and stopped because it just becomes another trap for dirt and needs to be cleaned regularly too. Now I just clean my seals after every ride and very rarely have leaking seals...

I got this product from Runner. "Seal doctor". I saw it on Lyndon Poskitt's bike. You use it to clean the seal if you pick up a leak due to dirt behind the seal. A better solution imo https://shop.riskracing.com/products/seal-doctor

A lot can still happen... BUT How cool will it be if Yamaha can be the first team to beat the KTM's  :biggrin: :biggrin:

Fresh news from Dakar.com 14:57 Meo, Price and Benavides are lost Antoine Meo, Toby Price and Kevin Benavides are completely lost. The three men are now 10 km from the correct route for the special, meaning there could be significant changes in the general standings!

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Thanks for sharing your trip! Nice pic's I have been eyeing that Kareedouw side entry for a while now.. Time to get off my *** :biggrin:

One day when I am a grown up I also want ride as much bike trips like  Xpat :biggrin:

I would suggest that you read up on "ride reports" of guys that have done rides in the area and then make your decisions. Xpat is one of the guys that have done extensive travels in those areas and wrote excellent ride reports. (one of his reports will give you the Tsumkwe fuel answer...I can't...

Check all the Saffers in the first starting group of Erzberg 2017 Wade Young 2nd fastest qualifier :biggrin:

Awesome stuff! Real adventure  bike riding :biggrin: Gets my vote for "roll of honour" status :ricky:

Standard gearing of 15/45 is a good all rounder ratio - Bike revs 4300rpm @ 100kph 14/47 will give you serious technical climbing abilities but will reduce cruising ability - Bike will rev 4800rpm @ 100kph I use 14/45 when I do Lesotho trip - Bike will rev 4500rpm @ 100kph For a high speed...