Sien julle daai moegoe!! Bikeholic, daai stance ken ek fikken goed. Hy was my Korporaal in die Army en het altyd so gestaan as jy moes n blaar gaan haal!! :imaposer:
Northwest Canal ride 28 December 2013
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Sien julle daai moegoe!! Bikeholic, daai stance ken ek fikken goed. Hy was my Korporaal in die Army en het altyd so gestaan as jy moes n blaar gaan haal!! :imaposer:
Nou het ek darm lekker gelag... 22 jaar terug, sekere dinge vergeet mens nie. :thumleft:LouisXander said:
Sien julle daai moegoe!! Bikeholic, daai stance ken ek fikken goed. Hy was my Korporaal in die Army en het altyd so gestaan as jy moes n blaar gaan haal!! :imaposer:
Titanic
Race Dog
Thanks again everyone, especially DJ for organizing the ride.
I'm still convinced I can ride that KLR through that puddle. Luckily I've got plans for the 1st, so won't be able to join you and prove it. LOL
Who else had some rain on the way home? Me and Bikeholic had an interesting ride back home and my bike was almost clean when I stopped.
I'm still convinced I can ride that KLR through that puddle. Luckily I've got plans for the 1st, so won't be able to join you and prove it. LOL
Who else had some rain on the way home? Me and Bikeholic had an interesting ride back home and my bike was almost clean when I stopped.
LoopSoosStroop
Race Dog
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DjfLoYd
Pack Dog
Rode both west and east canals today.
Still lots and lots of mud puddles on both canal routes.
My mates on their 990 and 800GS bought some land on a few places.
On the western canal a part was washed away completely and there was no jumping the gap
or going around so we had to double back, cross over the canal at a bridge and go past the wash away,
rode till we reached a tar road. Then looped around back onto the track.
I think because of this we missed the big granite slabs and tyres.
Lots of fun though.
Here's where the road is completely washed away. I doubt it will be fixed anytime soon as this part seemed seldom used.
Larger view
Still lots and lots of mud puddles on both canal routes.
My mates on their 990 and 800GS bought some land on a few places.
On the western canal a part was washed away completely and there was no jumping the gap
or going around so we had to double back, cross over the canal at a bridge and go past the wash away,
rode till we reached a tar road. Then looped around back onto the track.
I think because of this we missed the big granite slabs and tyres.
Lots of fun though.
Here's where the road is completely washed away. I doubt it will be fixed anytime soon as this part seemed seldom used.
Larger view
DjfLoYd
Pack Dog
Not sure. There was a lot of black sticky stuff but mostly in patches that you can go around.
There were some parts however that covered the whole road (this was one of times the 990 went down).
Lots of ruts as well. Keep an eye out for them.
There were some parts however that covered the whole road (this was one of times the 990 went down).
Lots of ruts as well. Keep an eye out for them.
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