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In 2010, Bikefin had the opportunity to sponsor one of the younger riders, Cameron Aitken, in the 100cc class. There is something special in watching a youngster being held up by dads, uncles, team principles or whomever it takes to get them out on the track. And so we made it through the first...

Thanks guys.  Its sold.

This is with the long range tank.  Will upload those without soon.

Dammit, forgot about those. Lol  Ill upload them today.

Guys this is a personal sale and got nothing to do with BikeFin.  Just wanted to state that. Lol As the header says : Yamaha YZ 250 2006 Model Extra Long Range Tank and a stand. Urgent Sale R25000.00 Or Nearest Cash Offer No papers.

:laughing4: Those are somewhere at a dump at the moment.

Well, I think going the illegal size route is the best at the moment. Putting it on a swivel so that it can be lifted and sit nicely under the seat whenever I need it to. :)

I know that is the legal size but even if I fold the thing double, it won't fit. Check the image.  Then you will have a better idea of just how much space I have.

It's a bitch jumping over a "pavement" especially when you are on a highway, R59 to be exact.  Going over the middle man ain't an option either.  Gonna need a proper off road for shit like that. Lol. Only real way to side step a road block is to stop, turn around and jaag in the wrong direction...

I've decided that when I do decide that I'm tired of driving and flying seems more fun, the number plate will definitely be removed but on my way to work, I have come across quite a few "people" that stops you for stupid little things like not driving with a number plate. Lol Road blocks are...

No idea if this is in the right forum but ok...  Guess it can be moved if not. Anyway, I have the following issue.  At the back of my bike there is only space for a number plate of about 9cm in height.  Now this is obviously illegal. What to do? I don't want to drive around without number plates.

Thanks for the warm welcome guys. Just to be on the safe side.  Having a bike does not allow me to call myself a biker just yet.  Still have a shit loads to learn. Lol If you mean the drive into Lesotho.... Ummm... No.  Don't think I will do that anytime soon. Lol And I don't think Sani Pass...

Hey guys... Recently joined as BikeFin's spokesperson but bought a bike yesterday so I suppose I need to introduce myself. :) Well, I'm Charlie Hildebrand.  33 years old I think and live in the Freestate. Have a Suzuki TL1000s Its the one in my profile pic. Other than that. ja...