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Fair enough, understandable re hi-jack. I know the guys at Honda quite well and there is a guy Andrew who I did Honda Quest with who is doing all sorts of stuff like organising rides for guys with Twins in CT all the way through to hosting sand training sessions.. I can arrange for you to get...

What do you want to know about the difference between the manual or DCT specifically, ive ridden both extensively. Its honestly not something you can read about. The entire DCT concept is one that you have to experience. I was fortunate enough to do 2500km on the new DCT's when they came out. I...

I dont think it makes a difference on a big bike.. but then again Im not a professional rider. I know people who have changed from a 21 to a 19 because they prefer the handling and some changing from 19 to 21 because the internet says the 19" dips into holes more. There is a thread on AV rider...

Get the 23.. for R70k off its a deal

So what was the drama on the episode?

Im with you.. I would take my Africa Twin.. there is nothing like having a big bike, with comfort, ability to load 30kg on the bike without the rear suspension crying and will still give you 20 000km of reliability easily I couldnt take the BMW though, you on your own with that :ROFLMAO: As...

Yeah I saw the video was posted earlier, im just saying I dont know them.. havent seen one riding around or anything.. looks pretty cool

The Sym Jet14 is something like R32k new and is 170cc.. looks great as well but I would rather get a Honda and know what im getting especially from a build quality point of view & they around the same price Dunno what the fiddle is like or what the pricingis like. isn't is Korean? I think it is

Buy a big boy at your own peril.. I have mates who run scooter repair shops due to the massive increase in scooter deliveries. He does well because everyone goes for something cheap, he pulls his hair out with anything that is not japanese.

Its gonna be a rerun of the Itchy Boots thread where everyone has already had a say on her bike choice :ROFLMAO: I did my Africa trip on a Transalp 650.. literally a bike nobody would pick for the ride You make any bike work

Women solo travellers are a different breed, well done to her, that is not an easy feat,.. I would love to know how a 22 year old affords a bike, gear and the money to maintain a bike travelling around the world.

Ill have a few bikes up for sale soon.. gonna clear the garage for a machine like this

I think I need to sell my 660 Tenere then rob a bank .. my favourite colour for this bike

We are travelling miles.. from CT, around lesotho.. including Baviaans Ben Ten.. sorry I did'nt want to derail the thread with my travel plans so kept it brief

We should be going back in December.. I havent looked at routes yet but will go through Baviaans, Ben10 side

yz250x.. perfect weapon

With help.. lots of help. its practically unridable.. Im the 1st to admit it was not planned, it just became out of necessity.. sweated blood.

Exactly.. I did it a few years ago on my Africa Twin because, as you know we just plan routes without checking the condition of the road. I lost my sence of humour a few times. its not for the faint hearted.

I see Sunderland retired from bikes to hook up with Toby price .. now in a car. Looking forward to see what the ex bikers are going to do