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My bucket list for outrides in 2020 included to ride all the passes in the Khomas Hoogland. The Kuiseb Pass could not be ticked in 2020. With the recent good rains and reports that the Kuiseb is flowing there was no excuse to post phone the trip. The Khomas Highlands is GREEN! Joined forces...

1 day trip, 635km, 10 hours in the saddle. Back in WHK by 18:30. Bailed out to Karibib to hit tar the last 200km as time was catching up with me.

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Being an early riser, I were already bored at 04:45 doing nothing on New Years Day. On the bike by 06:00, not knowing where to but prepared for a long day with 2 braai broodjies from previous evening`s braai as padkos.

Cannot say anything bad about them, just heavy (weight) and on fuel. Not the easiest bike to manhandle. Ferried one to a new owner recently and being used to the S10, the fuel consumption was not good at 130 - 140km/hour. Around 14,5km/l while the S10 gives me 18km/l at the same speed. Came...

Wrap the bars with stick tape (ASK for Ice & Inline hockey stick tape). Extremely though and abrasive resistant. Comes in black & white. Easily removable and not that expensive.

If you can, Keep the 1200 and get the lighter bike. I see it as different tools for different applications.

Will tackle the front part (alum heat shield) next week end.

My solution for XT660Z Huge reduction in heat to the lower leg. The temperature in the air filter box also dropped by at least 15 degrees.

My Teneres, Both 2013 models.

Do not lower the suspension, it will bottom out hitting the under side of the wheel arch as stated already above. Seen it happens quite a few times on 660`s with lowered suspensions.

Done 15,000km (14,000km gravel) the last 12 months with my 2013 S10 and can only compare it with my previous brand - Honda. The running cost is lower than the new AT`s as the fuel consumption of the S10 is by far much better than the AT`s. As for damage after a fall, minimal if you have the...

Low 845mm High 870mm Has a spacer under the seat to do this. Being tall my seat is 900mm.

Can be 90 degrees also

Thanks, must screw onto existing valve.

Looking for 45 or 90 degree screw on valve extenders, preferably black aluminium. If possible WA (+264 81 149 3066), otherwise send a PM THANKS

Almal wat in NAM was of hier bly moes dit al gesien, wie het gestop en dit van naderby beskou??