The Outermost South Africa 100
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rushes
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Dang!
Thanks!
That's got to be the mother of all ride reports.
You need to go back and do it again slower just for pics tho..
Speaking of Africa, and I know you are in a unique part...
I've got a nephew and great nephew in Uganda. I'm thinkin a goin over ta visit. He say's there are a few bikes there, mostly an Indian built bike called a Bajaja.
You ever gone that far north? If so, any advice?
note to self..
Bring duct tape and jumper cables if ever riding with a BMW... :grin:
Thanks!
That's got to be the mother of all ride reports.
You need to go back and do it again slower just for pics tho..
Speaking of Africa, and I know you are in a unique part...
I've got a nephew and great nephew in Uganda. I'm thinkin a goin over ta visit. He say's there are a few bikes there, mostly an Indian built bike called a Bajaja.
You ever gone that far north? If so, any advice?
note to self..
Bring duct tape and jumper cables if ever riding with a BMW... :grin:
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Incredible trip, nicely covered.
Thanks for taking us along.
I was in S Africa a few years ago and can't wait to go back, on a bike this time.
Thanks for taking us along.
I was in S Africa a few years ago and can't wait to go back, on a bike this time.
Wow. I read every word, even the ones I couldn't pronounce or understand. What is biltong?
A great adventure. Thanks for letting me "ride" along. Your riding buddy's BMW was a basket case, but kudos to both of you for sticking with it! :clapping:
I can't believe some of the roads you had to ride on -- really rough!
What rear tyre were you using?
And tell your wife I think she is a saint.
Again, congratulations!
Michael
A great adventure. Thanks for letting me "ride" along. Your riding buddy's BMW was a basket case, but kudos to both of you for sticking with it! :clapping:
I can't believe some of the roads you had to ride on -- really rough!
What rear tyre were you using?
And tell your wife I think she is a saint.
Again, congratulations!
Michael
Udjeni
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I'll try to remember next timeYou need to go back and do it again slower just for pics tho..
Actually, I lied when I said we took no photos. Below is one taken by Peter on my cell phone at one of the border posts, so you can see why it's not part of the trip report.
Peter's bike was supposed to be in the next picture (again taken with the cell phone) at the detour where the bridge was washed away. Unfortunately he had already left by the time I had the phone out (after we jump-started him), so I only got the next bus on its way. As usual the incline to the left is completetely flattened in the photograph.
No, I have not been to Uganda (except sitting in the airplane on Entebbe airport). I was born and grew up in Malawi and from what I've seen, parts of Uganda looks very similar. The advice would be all depending on what you want to do.
I'm guessing it is not something like this epic ride. Dried, raw meat. Similar to jerky, but much more tasty and way better.
A Yokohama AVS dB. Below are two pictures, the first taken the day I put it on and the second a few days ago, after 10500 km.
rushes
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Cell phone pics will work fine...
Great report!
Thanks again for a great report, or reports... :thumbsup:
And the darksiders (car tire dudes) will be so proud...
Hah! Already read that one over there...epic ride
Great report!
Thanks again for a great report, or reports... :thumbsup:
And the darksiders (car tire dudes) will be so proud...
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cruppelt
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Amazing trip & write-up! Thanks so much for sharing and linking from here.
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Thank you! Great ride, great report.
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