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Cheers Oom.....I was privileged to know him....was like a father to me! Strongs for the family and friends that he leaves behind!!!

Day 59 Mosselbay to Paarl [ 300km , 90% tar] I left early again,but with a moerse babelas. It was raining,but by this time I had no issues with getting wet. Trekka was screaming for some dirt having done dirt for most of the trip,it was now weird chasing time on tar,so I took a little detour...

Day 58 - East London to Mosselbaai [ 680km , 100% tar] I woke at 4 am and got going - Roadkill's uncle ,oom Piet, showed me the way to the highway and sent me on my way. The road was boring and it was sad to be alone on it. I averaged 110km p/h and again would only stop when my ass wanted to...

This was the end of the line for these 2 musketeers....shot buddy...it was a life experience that I will never forget!

Roadkill's bike would be picked up by a bike courier company later that week and taken to Cape Town for a fraction of the price it would cost us to hire a bakkie...

Day 57 - East London Here everyone is bike experts and at 10 the morning they had Roadkill's bike running,but it sounded sick. It turned the battery was completely finished,but the noise from the engine was much much worst and would never see the next town!Roadkill's bike has come to the end of...

And off we went in a dodgy vehicle on a 9 hour drive in the rain with our baby's on the back

Outside the battery shop....all the efforts in fixing the bike was in vain,but it was not due to a lack of trying!!!

The open garage I found at Mzikhulu for Roadkill to work on his bike

Day 56 - Mzikhulu to East London [ 480km on the back of a bakkie] The battery had a chance to relax and slowly charge through the night - in the morning we tried to running start it and it worked,but not for long. Now we were convinced it was the battery and would just need to charge it,but...

Us with the legend...what a cool guy

The motorcross track next to the club house...how cool is that!

The bar at High Stakes

Day 55 - Cato Ridge to Mzikhulu [ 130km , 100% tar] In the morning we took the panniers off to be at Alfie Cox'es KTM workshop by 7-30 and it was still raining.When we got there we met the legend himself-what a cool down to earth guy. He had a look and listen to the bike and said we should...

The tracktor would push the duck into the water to get us going....man there were some hot girls driving those tracktors!