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Re: Kaokoland

Posted: 18 Jul 2016 07:30
by Michael
Thanks for the report Alex, glad you shared the car issues as I am planning to visit that area in 2017 hopefully and deed to know what to expect.....specially the fuel issue.

At this stage I only have 127L of fuel if you combine my main and sub tank which will not be enough at all for those long stretches.

Nice report and pics :thumbup:

Re: Kaokoland

Posted: 18 Jul 2016 07:38
by Pieter B
Epic trip! I saw a picture of a tyre repair. Any problems with the tyres other than punctures?

Re: Kaokoland

Posted: 18 Jul 2016 09:38
by Alex Roux
Pieter B wrote:Epic trip! I saw a picture of a tyre repair. Any problems with the tyres other than punctures?
Johan Snyman who wrote a book on travelling through Kaokoland adivses "at least two spare tyres"
We did not use one. We had 4 Kumho MTs on.
Our travel companions also had two spares and had four BFGs ATs on. They did no have any punctures.
We had one puncture that I managed to put a plug in. As fluke had it we were stopping at Palmwag at which time I heard it blowing down. Only seconds later the TPMS alarm went off.

Re: Kaokoland

Posted: 18 Jul 2016 11:24
by offroadbiker
Lekker trip Alex :thumbup:

Tyd is min om alles weer reg te kry vir River trip - jy moet wikkel :oldtimer:

Re: Kaokoland

Posted: 18 Jul 2016 12:03
by SCUBA Patrol
Great report and epic trip!

Re: Kaokoland

Posted: 19 Jul 2016 07:01
by johanp
Thank you for the report.
It helps with my planning for December.

Re: Kaokoland

Posted: 19 Jul 2016 07:46
by iandvl
Alex,

That looks absolutely epic. Thanks for the report. We're sort of planning a trip in similar areas next year, so this will help me decide on some of the details. Appreciate it.

Lovely pics.