Berm_Rooster
Race Dog
- Joined
- Jan 28, 2009
- Messages
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- Location
- Mossel Bay, South Africa
- Bike
- BMW R1200GS HP2
This is a short little report of my solo trip down to CT to look for a new bakkie and to do Goose's dyno run.
I left Friday morning and returned Saturday afternoon. Plan was to do as much gravel to CT and I managed to be offroad from Mossel Bay all the way to Bredasdorp.
Somehow my GPS led me to a fence where I was supposed to cross the Gourits river, not even a gate. So I went around to the next farm and found a way in, but I couldnt see the exit. I ventured into the dry river and ended up doing about 4 km upriver until I found the exit.
When I finally got out of the river, I rode in the opposite direction up on the hill. All on farms. The people there are very friendly.
Same pic as above, but zoomed in. That is my track in the sand! :
Malgas Pont.
The Dyno test. I must say, this was my first exposure to this kind of thing and I was quite impressed.
The bakkie I ended up buying.
Sir Lowry's Pass on the way back.
The trip home was a boring N2 chase as I had commitments at home.
Done
I left Friday morning and returned Saturday afternoon. Plan was to do as much gravel to CT and I managed to be offroad from Mossel Bay all the way to Bredasdorp.
Somehow my GPS led me to a fence where I was supposed to cross the Gourits river, not even a gate. So I went around to the next farm and found a way in, but I couldnt see the exit. I ventured into the dry river and ended up doing about 4 km upriver until I found the exit.
When I finally got out of the river, I rode in the opposite direction up on the hill. All on farms. The people there are very friendly.
Same pic as above, but zoomed in. That is my track in the sand! :
Malgas Pont.
The Dyno test. I must say, this was my first exposure to this kind of thing and I was quite impressed.
The bakkie I ended up buying.
Sir Lowry's Pass on the way back.
The trip home was a boring N2 chase as I had commitments at home.
Done