Recent content by Ruffdog

So as some of you know I have sold my bike. I had to get the bike to Cape Town but could not get the time off work to ride it there. I was referred to Rydall Staples who owns RYD-ALL-OVER https://www.biketransportsa.co.za/ Having never met Rydall, I had to just trust that he would do the...

I just had a bike transported by Rydall Staples of RYD-ALL-OVER. It was an effortless operation, and I am sure more people could take a leaf out of his book. I called for a quote, got the invoice, dropped the bike off at Extreme Yamaha in PE and it was delivered right to the front door of...

I would love to get a Super Ten one day. Maybe when the kids are bigger and finances flush.  I will still lurk around the forum from time to time just to keep fueling the fire. I will keep an eye in the rear view mirror for you chaps and smile and wave when I pass on the road. Every time I see...

Yesterday was my last ride on my trusted Tenere. It may be a long time before I get another bike, but the love of biking will not fade. I guess I will be spending far less time on the forum as it will just make me long for the days when I had a bike, but I will keep snooping around every now...

I hear there is alot of water at the moment. It would be helpful to find out conditions before heading through

Muffins, please do ride if you been sampling some of the transkie's finest. Stay safe on the roads

Honda MT 5 was my first. Mates with the Yamaha DT50 thought they were much cooler though. My bike was bullet proof. It just kept on going

We spent New Years at eZulu. Damn that place is awesome.

No ways you going to find me attempting that on my bike. I need allot more experience and some buggers willing to help me push through the dongas

Just buy an elbow joint and carry it in your pocket. Most tyre or bike shops will have them. Cost about 40 bucks and is really small.

That helmet is very clean considering what the bike looks like

I got from Geoff at SGS Motor sport and I am very happy with them.  They for soft luggage and work well for me. I also got the luggage rack so I can load up for days with all the space I now have

I often ride 2 up, one does feel a little more tired over long distances. But our bike serves our purpose 660 IS enough for dirt. Long tar roads we just avoid. More so to stay away from cars

Unfortunately no front mud guard, or unfortunately not able to post larger pics  :imaposer: Bugger man, I just bought a new front rim and tank plastics after a spill. >:(

Do you have the rear mudguard? If so I am interested in it. Could you maybe post larger pics?