Holidy twisties
Posted: Mon Feb 15, 2010 3:52 am
Nice roads. How come the Goose is not riding the VFR?
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Re: Holidy twisties
Posted: Mon Feb 15, 2010 4:46 am
Riding is good for you
Nice roads. How come the Goose is not riding the VFR?
Nice roads. How come the Goose is not riding the VFR?
Re: Holidy twisties
Posted: Mon Feb 15, 2010 4:47 am
High_Side wrote:Riding is good for you
Tell mother Nature that
Re: Holidy twisties
Posted: Mon Feb 15, 2010 7:23 am
I was just reading the back of his helmet in the video.csspostal wrote:High_Side wrote:Riding is good for you
Tell mother Nature that
Re: Holidy twisties
Posted: Mon Feb 15, 2010 7:52 pm
High side, just too far for her, so she was happy to pillion. In saying that I must have the best pillion in the world, she was even leaning when she was taking the vid.
We did close to 2 500 kms on the whole trip. Took from 6 am on Saturday to get to our sleep over on the south coast. We arrived there at 2 pm after 750 kms in the rain
Took another 3.5 hours to get to Umngazi as there is no straight road and you have to cut back through the mountains inland. Lot of rural settlements.
The road the vid was shot on like this for about 130kms of the 160kms to the next town and then some more from there too but the eventually flatten out and you can join highways.
I had to ride alone to Kokstad which is 160kms away to get a new rear tyre on Wednesday. They told me that the cars can not do it in less than 3 hours, usually 3.5.
it took me 2.5 to get there and 1 hour 55 mins to get back
We did close to 2 500 kms on the whole trip. Took from 6 am on Saturday to get to our sleep over on the south coast. We arrived there at 2 pm after 750 kms in the rain
Took another 3.5 hours to get to Umngazi as there is no straight road and you have to cut back through the mountains inland. Lot of rural settlements.
The road the vid was shot on like this for about 130kms of the 160kms to the next town and then some more from there too but the eventually flatten out and you can join highways.
I had to ride alone to Kokstad which is 160kms away to get a new rear tyre on Wednesday. They told me that the cars can not do it in less than 3 hours, usually 3.5.
it took me 2.5 to get there and 1 hour 55 mins to get back
Re: Holidy twisties
Posted: Mon Feb 15, 2010 7:53 pm
OKcsspostal wrote:High_Side wrote:Riding is good for you
Tell mother Nature that
Hey Mother nature, "riding is good for you"