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I have a few tricks that I do regularly, I was wondering if anybody else has any little McGuyverisms to share? 1) Camelbak cleaning kits are really expensive. Effervescent denture tables (the ones you drop into the glass with your false teeth oupa) are far cheaper than do a great job of getting...

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Home safe, thanks for a great, dusty ride all! I'll link videos in the thread when they're uploaded.

1.  Heimer 2.  Coxwain .....work permitting - still lookin good ??? 3.  Peppi 4.  eames8 5.  dnk8n 6.  Cocky die seer tand beer 7.  Sputnik (work permitting)  Ricky 8.  Regis 9.  Gian 10. Calder 11. Sparky (GEHOK dweer die vwou) :peepwall: 12. JC 13  Marauder 14. Straddle & mater 15. GraZer...

I was chatting to a friend about this last night and the quote was: "If the people involved were on Harleys there'd be lawsuits flying. If they were on sports bikes it would be fists" ADV riders are a bit of a different breed.

We have a small Weekday Mission tomorrow afternoon around 5pm at Parklands if anybody is interested. PM or add your name here and we'll put you on the Whatsapp Group.

This Clinton Smout? Strongs and a quick heal to all those injured. https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCFvjFdIjoKgGBmnkNwahV2Q

At 51 you'd not be the oldest person riding bikes out there. I won't name names though ;) Fitness is important, but riding sand is a pretty good way to stay in shape. It's crazy cardio and way more fun than a gym.

Great video Lance!

The Quarry guys ride smaller bikes in the bush near Sunningdale/Parklands (behind Blouberg hill). Thread is https://wilddog.net.za/forum/index.php?topic=109353.0

:sip: All depends on the date...

Less than sterling review on letsride, although that was a few years back - maybe it's changed. https://www.letsride.co.za/Places-2-Ride-Post.aspx?ID=201 "Well I went there yesterday and boy was I disappointed! Paid R70 for a "track" that is can hardly be called a place to ride! It's very...

Before spending money, I'd really urge you to get out for a Sunday either with the Quarry Crew (Smaller bikes, a bit faster) or the Sandcamp crowed (Bigger bikes, slower). We both ride in the bush area near Parklands/Sunningdale - It's completely free and there is something to suit just about...

We are extremely newbie-friendly at Sandcamp and are more than happy to spend time in the less technical areas and help out with technique, advice and the picking up of bikes :) None of us ride exclusively off-road bikes, we're all "dual sports" above 650cc. Devan

In Yamaha: XT660R - Enduro XT660X - Super Moto XT660Z - Dual Sport XT Stands for "Cross Trail"

Yah, that's more than just a lil nuts :)

I find heavy bikes squirrely at low speed but actually more planted moving quickly. Once you're up to speed on a big bike you have a lot of inertia, and this translates directly to powering through soft ruts as opposed to having negotiate them. As the Afrikaans put it... "Domkrag" :)

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Three cheers for Andy660 :). I enjoy the organised outrides for different reasons to my solo / small group excursions. For me outrides are about learning new routes and meeting other dogs. I'm not too worried if things move a bit slowly because I'm not really in any sort of hurry. I see it...

If you're in or around Cape Town, there's a group of us that rides sand (on purpose) weekly. For all the theory, the only anybody gets comfortable on sand is through practice. The more you do it, the better you get. The better you get the more enjoyable it is. As Leigh said, it gets addictive...