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Hi Guys Well i just got back to Wellington in the Western Cape and am staying with my friend Rudi. Apologies for no posts from the road as it was quite difficult at times to get WIFI and i didn't carry a laptop. I ended up putting 20,000km's on the little 125 and did the following route: -...

Also the little YBR is not to bad off-road. I like fact it's light, has a 12 litre tank which allows me 400km and once I'm up in Africa if I have any troubles then any old mechanic could fix it for me. It cruises at 80km/h and that's with luggage and I'm bloody 90 odd kilos so it's fairly...

Thanks mate! The only mods I made were breaking the indicators in the first 30 mins. Other than that it's straight off the showroom floor. The Cederbergs trip was just to run the motor in but chasing GS1200's and KTM's 950's meant I was probably holding the revs a little high most of the time...

Our second day out at the Cederbergs was my 31st birthday so we celebrated by doing a 180km loop through the bergs up into Clanwilliam and back to Oasis. Pretty much chasing swimming holes the whole day as it was fucking hot!

Next day we rode from Wellington over the Bain's Kloof Pass & Mitchell's Pass into Ceres & then north up into the Cederbergs where we stayed at an awesome place called Oasis for 2 nights. Seriously the food at Oasis was ridiculous. The ribs were bigger than the plate and reminded me of the...

Thanks for your well wishes guys. Here's some photos from the past week 1. After riding from Cape Town to Wellington, Rudi was kind enough to show me around the local area

Anyone know how to post pics on here and what the file size limit is? Cheers, Jono

Morning Folks 3 weeks back I put up a new member intro saying g'day and asking the best way to get a bike given it would take me up to 6 weeks to register a bike in my name. As it turns out I met a Wild Dogs member called Tour (aka Rudi) from Wellington down at V&A waterfront in Cape Town...

Hey Guys Aussie bloke here that's looking to ride from Cape Town up to Nairobi and maybe further. Just been told it takes 6 weeks to register a bike in my name and I don't have that kind of timeframe. It seems the best and quickest way to get around my dilemma is to get a South African to...