KZN - Ngilanyoni re-visit and Mkomazi Valley

[EssBee]

Numberplate!!!!!! How come no-one even saw that fall off....you were riding in front most of the time!

 

[GundaGunda]

Numberplate!!!!!! How come no-one even saw that fall off....you were riding in front most of the time!

It may have come off fighting the North Easter on the N2 on the way home - sure was a lot of wind buffeting. 

 

[EssBee]

You are 100% correct...it was still on when we bid you farewell when we turned up onto the N3....Michelle has verified this.

 

[The Badger]

sure was a lot of wind buffeting. 
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+ 1000

Look how brown it was in Oct.!!!!!

Mental............. pretty yesterday.... :thumleft:

 

[The Badger]

Some more I dug up..........

 

[GundaGunda]

Some more I dug up..........

Dig some more !!!

J., you don't possibly know a Durban shop that can make a gauteng number plate do you? - I'm a bit stuck without a number plate.

 

[Sithe]

GundaGunda meeting the locals



Reporting to HQ at the lunch break

 

[The Badger]

Some more I dug up..........

Dig some more !!!

J., you don't possibly know a Durban shop that can make a gauteng number plate do you? - I'm a bit stuck without a number plate.

SMS sent :thumleft:Good luck

 

[Sithe]

Lamo on the rare occassion when he had both wheels on the ground

 

[Sithe]

 

[Sithe]

 

[777]

What with you guys pushing Simons KTM??

 

[letsgofishing]

Some nice pics guys!  :thumleft:

 

[GundaGunda]

What with you guys pushing Simons KTM??

I was not there (having not noticed the issues behind me) but it was reported that he found a creative way of riding a "tweespoor" on the Katoom - put the front wheel in the one "spoor" and the back wheel in the other "spoor" and ride the bike sideways through the snot.

Unfortunately the bike was now at right angles to the required direction of travel with bushes both sides and needed to be manhandled straight, so he employed a few friends with scrumming experience.   ;D

 

[Navi]

Hey Gunda
As usual, a very interesting mountain top. We have a lifetime of exploring right on our doorstep.

Thanks guys it was a lekker ride and the pics are excellent.

Looking forward to the next one...

 

[Sithe]

What with you guys pushing Simons KTM??

he found a creative way of riding a "tweespoor" on the Katoom - put the front wheel in the one "spoor" and the back wheel in the other "spoor" and ride the bike sideways through the snot.

Unfortunately the bike was now at right angles to the required direction of travel with bushes both sides

 

[GundaGunda]

. . . .  We have a lifetime of exploring right on our doorstep. . . .

That is true ! I wonder if you added up all the gravel roads in the tribal areas of KZN, how many KMs would you end up with. A lifetime of riding.

 

[TornadoF5]

Wow awesome countryside we are such blessed DAWGS!

 

[husky]

Nice one Gunda; again - I'm sorry that I missed it but have just surfaced from a heap of the years rubbish.

 

[EssBee]

It was hard work holding up the bike in that position....when you can only get your tip-toes on the ground...plus a pillion on the back. No matter how slow I let the clutch out that Scorp just spun.. :biggrin: :biggrin: :biggrin:

Then when we left it seemed like a piece of cake riding back over it again.

Thanks again for all the pics guyz!