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As seen on TV.....! This bike and its rider are true legends. Henry Who? ITs been an honour to ride with you Kallie! BikerBaz

Ha ha what an unforgettable adventure we had together! Henry who? Was the buzz word around the campfire that night. Although I had made the group now considerably late for the overnight stop and rain was looming! I must say I still get a few die hard motorcyclist groupies asking me if I am the...

Only if i can ride that 660! Baz!

I grew up with DT175 's bullet proof, total fun. Can't go wrong. It's a smile per mile! Sent from my S30 using Tapatalk

Welcome, Abrie,  many bikes over the years for me but when my son wanted to start riding we bought 2 Suzuki RG125's and together built one bike out of the two for him to learn on. He has progressed to Honda nxr125 now he is eyeing my Africa twin. Luckily he just got his car license,  or lucky...

Welcome to the select few! Hope you have many happy miles together, I know I have! Sent from my S30 using Tapatalk

I have a set on my Africa Twin, the most practical balance between off / on road. So far good mileage, nice grip in gravel and softer stuff. Strong sidewalls, increased vibration. Can be a bit happy on the rear on wet tar if you are bit heavy on the pigs ear. Had enough of Bridgestone 's letting...

I cover the whole disc with clear adhesive plastic film a leave 10mm all around and stick it on the inside of my left hand/Bush guards. Keeps it safe from the rain and grime. Never lost one since doing this. Lost many of those stupid holders that attach to the swingarm in the past Born to Ride...

I moved from Cape Town more than 20years ago, but spent most of my working career commuting by bike from southern suburbs to Montague Gardens. Obviously lane splitting as one does. When I went down and stayed with friends I told them that in one morning I had clipped 3 mirrors recently. I can...

Hard braking,  mine are similar, pay close attention to tyre pressures and make sure your shocks are still good. Do more off-road!!!! Born to Ride - Forced to Work!

Another practical aspect of having soft luggage is that if you have a habit of coming off, they take a lot more punishment,  don't break your bones and as I've witnessed many times, explode on impact spewing you entire weekends debauchery kit all over the Karroo! Born to Ride - Forced to Work!

Likey Likey! I would use those anyday! Born to Ride - Forced to Work!

Wait I've got a teenager in the house who knows everything! Born to Ride - Forced to Work!

What a luck! Good spotting, enjoy it Born to Ride - Forced to Work!

Bloody brilliant!  I've got two old ones kicking around the garage. Thx for the pic. Born to Ride - Forced to Work!

Brilliant read! Born to Ride - Forced to Work!

I have had similar problems, turned out to be a corroded main fuse holder, located on the opposite side of the bike to the regulator. Born to Ride - Forced to Work!

I would leave the marks and drive it like that! With video running a loop on the  dvd player. Great break story. Born to Ride - Forced to Work!

My son asks me why we carry extra water in the car, I say maybe we won't need it but perhaps someone else will! Enjoy your new baby. Mine has been with me for 15years. Always got me home! Born to Ride - Forced to Work!

Lost air from my front tyre due to puncture fix going wrong and two cuts in my front tyre, had a big off 1km from Aberdeen on the only bit of tar we rode for days. Africa twin had less damage than me,  but I still road it home via an overnight stop and plenty of duct tape for me! Born to Ride...