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LoopSoosStroop


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Haven't put pics of my bike on here for a long time.

Busy prepping it for the Amageza Ralley. http://amageza.com/web/

Here it is:

Made the foot pegs wider:

Buttons for the roadbook holder and resettable trip meters:



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Wow, the red tank certainly makes it look distinctive. aww

But, what's with the short clutch lever? confuse

Are you taking the brick stand extension with you on the Amageza? biggrin

Nevertheless, I wish you well on your adventure with loads of good luck.

Report back to us, please.

Martyn



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Nice work, looks the biz. What brand muffler is that?

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Cubber wrote:

Wow, the red tank certainly makes it look distinctive. aww

But, what's with the short clutch lever? confuse

Are you taking the brick stand extension with you on the Amageza? biggrin

Nevertheless, I wish you well on your adventure with loads of good luck.

Report back to us, please.

Martyn

 

The clutch lever can now be pulled in all the way without lifting my pinky and ring fingers from the bars. Just the way I ride, gives me much better control up gnarly climbs and when popping the front over logs, and or doing wheelies.

Haha, brick will stay put, was just to get the bike a bit more upright for the pics.



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LoopSoosStroop


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AGman wrote:

Nice work, looks the biz. What brand muffler is that?

 DRD, came off a WR450. Sounds lekker (nice).



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There sure is a lot of love put into this bike, congratulations!
I've myself started adventuring the TTR, though not for rally, and I find your work inspiring.
Thank you four sharing!

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Dude, wow, that ride is the definition of gnarly. Basically back-to-back Baja 1000s. 400 miles of dirt a day 5 days in a row. On a TTR250. Through the Kalahari in winter. Are you serious? Sounds awesome and brutal and you must be totally amageza. Hope you're training!

I favor the short clutch lever too, keeps your grip and its easier on the forearm on a long day.

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PlumasDude wrote:

Dude, wow, that ride is the definition of gnarly. Basically back-to-back Baja 1000s. 400 miles of dirt a day 5 days in a row. On a TTR250. Through the Kalahari in winter. Are you serious? Sounds awesome and brutal and you must be totally amageza. Hope you're training!

I favor the short clutch lever too, keeps your grip and its easier on the forearm on a long day.

Will be summer here then, 35-45 deg Celcius day temps in that area.

Jip, I'm getting pretty fit. Done some off-road races, doing an enduro this weekend. Otherwise I'm also hitting some MX laps regularly, with a mix of running and body-weight exercise thrown in as well.



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Amageza Ralley done and dusted. Will post a bit of a write up later, here are some pics for now. 2200 km over 5 days, spent 46 hours in the saddle.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 



-- Edited by LoopSoosStroop on Monday 10th of November 2014 12:10:10 PM

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You are the man! I'd be on bed rest after the first day.

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What great photos and an epic adventure I bet!

Really looking forward to the write up wink

Brian



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