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Not me... mates of mine playing in a disused quarry outside Kalbaskraal somewhere.

Welcome and enjoy, mate! :D

The sweep is ultimately responsible for ANY stragglers in the group. He/she needs to be an experienced rider that is used to dealing with the odd roadside malfunction (puntures, sidestand switches going haywire etc) and have a working knowledge of basic first aid and, most importantly, having...

The downside about a 2-piece suit is the water tends to collect in your lap when you're sitting, it seeps past the waistband of the pants and you end up with a wet crotch. I bought a Hein Gericke 1-piece about 12 years ago, works a treat. It was expensive, but definitely worth it.

Na, the bright orange ones are brothels, aren't they?  :peepwall: :pot:

:imaposer: :imaposer: :imaposer: :imaposer: Sorry... I couldn't help myself. My wife is wondering what the hell I'm laughing so loud about. A oke buys a particular brand of bike (no brand mentioned, of course) and with the bike buys the matching BMW uniform... jacket, pants, boots, the lot...

...so new it still stinks of the shop? Maybe a quick roll around in the dirt before you leave home to give it some "houding".  :biggrin:

I hope his attorney tells him what the consequences of fraud are.. taking payment for services that weren't delivered

Glad you're ok, Justin. You're incredibly lucky to get off so lightly. A mate of mine did the same thing on his Dakkie a while ago, t-boned a Tazz driven by a young lady who didn't see him coming. He broke both arms (he hit the edge of the roof of the car with his forearms) and his femur (handle...

Spot on. Gooi maar.

Nope, not Khomas hochland.

Nee jong, nie naaaaaby nie :biggrin: Nog heelwat verder noord.

Die vloer is oopgegooi.. as ek dan mag...

...and what looks like a GS800 screen jury-rigged onto it

A harley rider waved back? Geez!

I pretty much nod or wave at most bikers on the open road, if they don't feel like waving back, that's their issue, not mine. I'm sure as hell not gonna lose any sleep over it. Driving in town, I mostly gooi a flat ignore to other bikers, I'm too busy dodging taxis. If they get pissed off with...

I wear a size 12 boot, so the length of the pedal is of no consequence to me. As sandbank says, an adjustable one like the GSA's would be cool for when standing. 10 to 12 mm on top of the existing tread area would be perfect, methinks. I shaped a piece of 8mm alu treadplate to fit my brake lever...

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Swartberg Pass on a clear day. The photo doesn't do it any justice at all. The dizzying height, the (seemingly) total lack of anything modern (other than my beeeeee-u-tiful baaik standing right behind me). The sound of strange bikes waaaaay below echoing off the walls of the valley as they climb...

Clever lad, Jupiter.  :thumleft: What's that old saying... "you get old bikers and you get bold bikers, but seldom do you get old, bold bikers"