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- Bike
- Kawasaki KLR 650
Pathfinders Planed a Recce trip to Swaziland and Mozambique to start on 22 nd April 2011 and
after a few riders and drivers falling out it was five hardend adventures you made the trip.
The Five Where: Graham (Doctor KLR) on his cameo KLR 650.
Rob (Cracker) on his green zebra stripped KLR 650,
Robin (buzz-caretaker) on his orange zebra stripped KLR 650.
Mike (Mike KTM) on his white and orange KLR 650,
Graeme (papa Graeme) on his green KLR 650.
On the way to Piggs Peak.
We started our epic journey at Piggs Peak and after a eventfull evening of fun we pack the 1 4x4
and trailer, Our driver had dropped out of the trip and so we took turns to driver the 4x4 and tow our
bike for the day.
The plan was to cross the boarder and ride inland in Mozambique for 14 days of offroad adventure
riding and just make camp where we end up early afternoon.
And so we had started our ride we had being planing for months into the wild African country side.
We made camp the first night in a rural village near Chinhanguanine where we put up our ex army
tent and proceeded to pickle our livers. Here we encountered the most friendly local inhabitants,
They opened their hearts and shebeen to the exhausted Pathfinders.
Cracker at the first camp site.
after a few riders and drivers falling out it was five hardend adventures you made the trip.
The Five Where: Graham (Doctor KLR) on his cameo KLR 650.
Rob (Cracker) on his green zebra stripped KLR 650,
Robin (buzz-caretaker) on his orange zebra stripped KLR 650.
Mike (Mike KTM) on his white and orange KLR 650,
Graeme (papa Graeme) on his green KLR 650.
On the way to Piggs Peak.
We started our epic journey at Piggs Peak and after a eventfull evening of fun we pack the 1 4x4
and trailer, Our driver had dropped out of the trip and so we took turns to driver the 4x4 and tow our
bike for the day.
The plan was to cross the boarder and ride inland in Mozambique for 14 days of offroad adventure
riding and just make camp where we end up early afternoon.
And so we had started our ride we had being planing for months into the wild African country side.
We made camp the first night in a rural village near Chinhanguanine where we put up our ex army
tent and proceeded to pickle our livers. Here we encountered the most friendly local inhabitants,
They opened their hearts and shebeen to the exhausted Pathfinders.
Cracker at the first camp site.
