Cedarberg adventure

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daveh

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Location
Cape Town
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Honda CRF-1000L Africa Twin
After reading all the cool ride reports on the Cedarberg, I have for a long time been itching to go. If you have not had the pleasure of the Cedarberg, I strongly reccomend that you make a plan and just do it!!
Friday quick rush around to get a rammount for the GPS. Saturday loaded and ready to go
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Yes I managed to get all our gear into the topbox and then put a cargo net over it for safety sake. Read too many stories on the forum of topboxes comming adrift.
Quick stop in Ceres for lunch and time to catch the second half of the game. Quite a few flowers out
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Katbakkies Pass
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Rule number one do not trust the GPS ... lead us astray, luckily I had a map as backup.
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Then onto our overnight stop.. Cedarberg Oasis. What  great stop. Thanks Gerrit for your welcome and the steaks were really good. What a cool place to stay
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Next day after a great breakfast we were on our way to Clanwilliam
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Cedarberg scenary
Quick stop in Clanwilliam, then onto Lamberts Bay
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Alomg the gravel road to Elands Bay, then down to Veldrift.
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Cape Columbine
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Late lunch in Paternoster
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Then onto home.
Total distance >746kms.
Total time in the saddle 10 hrs
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If you have ever considered a quick overnight trip, all I can say is go for it the Cedarberg is spectacular and we will be back. :biggrin: :biggrin:

 
Nice ride, been tru the Cederberg about 3 weeks ago and it is awsume!! Thanks for sharing :thumleft:
 
did Tulbagh to wuppertal and back on Saturday passed plenty of bikes on the way. As always Gerhard at Oasis gave us the best T-bones on the planet.

This place is definately worthy of adventure bike gold status. O0

We took the road that turns left at the bottom of the pass towards eselbank from wuppertal.

INTERESTING. It just stops and then you start crossing river after river and sandy washes. It took us longer to do 6km here than it took to get back to oasis on the rop road.

By the way we did oasis to wuppertal in just over 33 min. The 800 with battlewing rear was giving me plenty of  :eek: moments


 
Nice RR. I did this area in cage a few years ago, I can only imagine what it will be like on a bike
 
Great to be able to share at last and not just be a lurker on the forum....  :ricky:
 
Dave, you can see your newest (kiwi) member.

How do I post the pics from our ride.

Cheers

M
 
Go to the home page and under admin announcements there is an explanation of how to post pics
 
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