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I rode the Sani Pass a few years back without a visa (NZ Passport) and just checked now. For less than 14 days you don't need one http://evisalesotho.com/visa-exemptions/

Mine leaks as it's a bit pitted/corroded inside. I just whacked some sealant (mountain bike tubeless) in ans its been fine for months.

White for me, fingers crossed.

They built it! https://www.yamaha-motor.eu/rs/sr/products/motorcycles/adventure/t-n-r-700-world-raid-2022/

thanks. All advice appreciated.

Cool, where are you based? will give you a shout after the weekend.

OK, thanks.

OK, cool, Thanks

My final drive is leaking oil, has anyone had this done by a dealer? any idea of cost? Or the cost of the seal/seals? and is it relatively easy to do yourself?

My fork seals have just gone too. 2011 model with 115k on the clock. Any idea what a dealer (Droomers) would charge to replace?

I ended up getting a friend to bring a set of 4 Ignition coils back from the UK. They worked out @ R745 each. I noticed a small mitsubishi logo on them and googled some part numbers. On the box they are labelled as 713418 Ignition coil IGN-218P. On the coils they have F6T56772 AND 2702. Google...

drool worthy T7 concept https://www.cycleworld.com/yamaha-t7-tenere-concept-might-be-our-favorite-bike-at-eicma

Thanks guys. Will give the renault dealers a try. Otherwise I'll get a friend from the UK to bring a set over  https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/141653421853?clk_rvr_id=1113941263286&rmvSB=true  about R750 each.

Has anyone replaced their stick coils? is R1500 per coil the normal

My bike has done just over 100,000kms. The stick coils are in a bad way and need replacing. Has anyone managed to find any for less than R1500 each? In the UK they seem to be almost half that on ebay.

My Afrikaans in non-existent, so not sure if Jakkals mentioned this. Only changes to the 2017 models are the colours.

and black

2017 colours: https://www.yamaha-motor.eu/uk/products/motorcycles/adventure/index.aspx#L0dUPzjS8wlUirPM.97

Lekker

to quote the urban dictionary (Tumeke is a word from the language of the native Mâori people of New Zealand. Literally translated to English it means "too much") Will be keen to join some rides in 2014. Might be able to sneak a beer or two in also. Will struggle with the language on the other...