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A girl's point of view: I love my Versys 650 2014 on the tar and good dirt roads, but I find it very scary on the rougher roads. It is very hairy on the corrugations and gravel, like it has a mind of its own. I owned a KLR before and loved riding Baviaans on it, but I wouldn't even consider...

The heros of the weekend were very definitely the guys in the kitchen and doing all the work behind the scenes. Jock, Terence,  Mark and the rest of the team THANKS for making the bash one we won't easily forget!  :hello2: :salut: :love5:

GREAT STUFF!! You have inspired me to ride Sani which I have not had the courage to do until I read your story, so thank you for sharing. :salut:

What can I say? A woman's got to do what a woman's got to do! ( So glad the camera doesn't show how I was shaking crossing the Fish River :-\) As for my riding skills.......I have a brilliant mentor.........my man, Winston!! Won't ride without him! :love3: Louis and Nanie are an absolute delight...

What a great idea! Maybe then I'll get a chance to meet some other lady adventure riders as I seem to be the only one in this area (North Coast). Not that I am complaining....the guys are GREAT and always make me feel very welcome on all the rides. Maybe it will be a way to recruit some...

HOT! VERY, VERY FLIPPEN HOT!!!!

A GIRL RIDER'S 2 CENTS WORTH: I have been reading what you guys have to say about riding Namibian roads with great interest and intrigue. You all have made very valid points and as a relative novice to riding in general (learnt on my KLR 650 two years ago and my bike has all the scars to prove...

SHOOOE!! Randall, I am very glad to hear that you are still in one piece. I think I must come to you for some training............. :mwink: :mwink:

as I was saying .....De Chew thanks for the awesome ride to Waaiwater.

Thanks to everyone for a superb weekend of fun riding! Blazers I enjoyed Saturday's ride soooo much and I learnt a thing or two about riding on "tennis balls" and parking my bike in a donga......... now I know what NOT to do the next time I pass one. I think some skills training are waaaayyyy...

So sorry to hear about your accident! Hope your recovery is fast and as pain free as possible Misty. We can just about form a BIONIC women's club with all the ladies who have metal in their bones on this forum.  ;D ;D

Welkom Woema!

Great stuff!! Ride safe.

Welcome! :D