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Hey Boet, I got the Rhinowalk back pack a while back, It is pretty good, and easy to clip on and off once straps are initially fitted to the bike.

Agree, this is a fully professionally organized ride, with good accommodation and all meals, back up vehicle including medical team. Accommodation either side of the ride is at your own expense and all flights to and from are on you. Could definitely be done cheaper if you sort it all yourself...

I believe all 5 of us are now sorted for this trip, looking forward to catching up my friend.

Actually I am going to take quadlock, keeps the phone safe, both the bracket and the cover, easy to charge while riding. 2 minutes to fit and remove

Wondering if the handlebar phone bracket will be needed? after all we won't be following maps as it is a guided tour. My phone goes in my pocket. But maybe bracket just for charging on the run, I have wired USB's for us to fit to the bikes. You can take a fair amount of kit as the bulk of...

:rolleyes:

Did I send you the recommended packing list from the tour group?

For sure, good times

I suspect I won't be doing this, but bloody awesome.

I'm with you Boet, trying to strengthen my very long term injured lower back, a legacy from an XR 200 R.

I bought a 2022 Himalayan, specifically to be confident for this trip. Interesting and very basic bike, not at all powerful for a 411cc, but a super easy relaxed ride. I love the bike for what it is.

Seems I can now

Thanks Mate

Hi Folks. Having not ridden since late 1980's I have returned to the fold over the past few years and looking forward to many enjoyable adventures as I ride for as long as I can. Ex Benoni boy, now Sunshine Coast Australia. I ride a 2021 Ducati Monster 659 and a 2022 RE Himalayan. Heading to...