IanT wrote:Dirk just have a few beers you will be alright [emoji3] [emoji3]
Have a few beers???
That is just mean!
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Nope I still have a few cans of what I consume...
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Re: River trip 7-11 August 2020
Posted: 24 Apr 2020 16:26
by izakjbrt
offroadbiker wrote:
izakjbrt wrote:
IanT wrote:Dirk just have a few beers you will be alright [emoji3] [emoji3]
Have a few beers???
That is just mean!
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Nope I still have a few cans of what I consume...
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Like eating cake in front of us fat folk.....just mean
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Re: River trip 7-11 August 2020
Posted: 24 Apr 2020 20:20
by Peter Connan
Surely they can't block ALL the roads?
Re: River trip 7-11 August 2020
Posted: 25 Apr 2020 11:43
by Oetie
En gister kom ek af op die, n video van die forum se 2017 trip:
En vanoggend, deel 2:
Ek het probeer om die videos te embed, maar onsuksesvol.
Re: River trip 7-11 August 2020 . Sien julle daar. Alles hang af van my werk. Ek het so ekstra 3 voertuie wat wil saam k
Posted: 19 May 2020 17:39
by Gustaf
Re: River trip 7-11 August 2020
Posted: 05 Jun 2020 08:33
by Oellie
Hi, Sit my naam ook op asb Oellie (Navara) en Matt Potgieter ( Toyota Hilux )
Re: River trip 7-11 August 2020
Posted: 05 Jun 2020 08:56
by izakjbrt
I'm pretty sure we'll be able to travel by that time
Re: River trip 7-11 August 2020
Posted: 06 Jun 2020 16:16
by Dungbeetle
May I tow my Echo3 trailer on this trip?
Re: River trip 7-11 August 2020
Posted: 06 Jun 2020 16:58
by offroadbiker
Dungbeetle wrote: ↑06 Jun 2020 16:16
May I tow my Echo3 trailer on this trip?
You may do as you please.....
Would we advise you on towing a trailer.......... hell no!!!
Re: River trip 7-11 August 2020
Posted: 06 Jun 2020 17:18
by Peter Connan
Rudolph, with a trailer there will certainly be obstacles you will have to by-pass.
The majority, you will probably be able to do, but every once in a while the river throws up a surprise. I remember one year there was a rock step followed by an off-camber sandy climb. The rock step meant that one couldn't tackle the climb with any momentum. Sliding down the camber meant that you ended in a pool of water.
The sand was soft enough that about 70% of cars needed recovery, and there was no way around.
It is also pretty likely that the trip will cost you a couple of tires on the trailer, unless it follows the car's tracks exactly. There are some very narrow twisty rock sections.
