Many Thanks to Alex , WayneH and Leftless for inviting us ( Andy660 , Crossed-up and Buzzlightyear) as Marshall's to the Amagesa.
All our Expenses , Food , Accommodation and Fuel were paid for.
And we had the privilege of riding on some of the most awesome private farm roads you can imagine.
Thanks very much guys !
Ride Up :
Crossed-up and I left on Thursday morning with the plan of spending the night in the Tankwa then riding up Ganaga pass to Sutherland.
BUT FORGETTING about ALL the Bunny Huggers that were making their Yearly Trek to Stonehenge .
And it was raining on the R355 , most of the way.So you can imagine how crap and muddy half of the road was , with a long que of cars , and 4x4 towing every trailer they could get their hands on.
We stopped for a cold one at the Tankwa store on the R355 then hit the road again,But Crossed-up took the Hitting the road literally , and had a tankslap at 90km/Hr and hit the deck, braking his fairing and twisting the rear subframe of his bike.
Luckily , he limped away withe a bruised knee.
We turned off on to the Tankwa road and headed to our accommodation for the night.
Getting to our turn off wasnt too bad , but the road to our house was interesting with plenty of water on the road and lots of mud.
All our Expenses , Food , Accommodation and Fuel were paid for.
And we had the privilege of riding on some of the most awesome private farm roads you can imagine.
Thanks very much guys !
Ride Up :
Crossed-up and I left on Thursday morning with the plan of spending the night in the Tankwa then riding up Ganaga pass to Sutherland.
BUT FORGETTING about ALL the Bunny Huggers that were making their Yearly Trek to Stonehenge .
And it was raining on the R355 , most of the way.So you can imagine how crap and muddy half of the road was , with a long que of cars , and 4x4 towing every trailer they could get their hands on.
We stopped for a cold one at the Tankwa store on the R355 then hit the road again,But Crossed-up took the Hitting the road literally , and had a tankslap at 90km/Hr and hit the deck, braking his fairing and twisting the rear subframe of his bike.
Luckily , he limped away withe a bruised knee.
We turned off on to the Tankwa road and headed to our accommodation for the night.
Getting to our turn off wasnt too bad , but the road to our house was interesting with plenty of water on the road and lots of mud.
