Zimbabwe Gravel Travel

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Fantastic stuff, been looking forward to this.. and so lucky to spot a few wild dog, were you in a game park?

 

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We arrive at our accommodation just before sunset. It doesn’t look like much from the outside, but the old farmhouse turns out to be very comfortable and 12 tired riders were very happy when the staff brought some beers from the bar .

 

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Fantastic stuff, been looking forward to this.. and so lucky to spot a few wild dog, were you in a game park?

Savè Valley Conservancy

 

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He makes coffee too

 

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The rest of the afternoon consists of fantastic sandy roads where Mark and I make full use of the new MotoZ tyres on the back wheels of our 990s.

Waiting for the rest of the guys while sand monster sinks its claws into the heavy bikes.



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Not sure whose bike is the Yamaha t7 how did you find the mitas e09 on this trip and on different terrains

 

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Not sure whose bike is the Yamaha t7 how did you find the mitas e09 on this trip and on different terrains

Marc is not on forum, but maybe @Amsterdam knows?

 

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@51Mobile showing the guys how to plastic-weld their fenders

 

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[evansv]

Awesome!!

 

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Meanwhile out in the garden…..
Posing at an Impala Lily (Sabi Star as it’s called in Zim)

 

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There was a real colonial feel to the dining area and bar. Fantastic buffalo potjie on the menu!

 

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Boris and Mark