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Robson Jabor�/SC 28-04-09 20:07

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Robson Jabor�/SC 28-04-09 20:09

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Gerhard Beukes 28-04-09 22:36

Hey Robson. Some beautifull pix you have there. Seems that Brasil have as much too offer as here in RSA.
GB

Gerhard Beukes 28-04-09 22:37

Hi there Hunday, so glad to see there is some other XT's that takes a nap in the soft grass also...mine took a nap not so long ago in a wetland just outside Pretoria. I also found a nice soft wet spot a few metres from there.
Soem nice pics of our RSA roads.
Prefer off the road myself, and variety is the spice of life, and we have variety here in SA. Sand, mud, red mud (the fearsome ones), water, grass, rocks, mountains, hard dirt etc etc etc.
GB

Robson Jabor�/SC 01-05-09 02:57

Quote:

Originally Posted by Gerhard Beukes (Post 91769)
Hey Robson. Some beautifull pix you have there. Seems that Brasil have as much too offer as here in RSA.
GB

Thanks Gerhard,
Brazil is a beautifull country, I live in a small city far away from the big ones. Here is calm, quiet, with a lot of places to visit.
If you come here one day contact me.
:024:

Tomorrow I'll do another short trip, as I can I'll post the pics.

Bye,

OzyRider 10-05-09 07:48

V-Strom
 
Yah, I test road a V-Strom 1000, I almost signed the bottom line when my son offered me his XT. The Strom 1000 is a much heaver bike, got loads more grunt as you would expect, but handles similarly to the XT in my opinion, specially around town and on the highway, but never got to take it off road.
I felt it would do quite well off road if you had the muscle to pull it out of a sticky situation because of it's weight.
I have a couple of friends with Strom 1000's, my XT keeps up with them in all situations, even 2 up, but again we haven't been off road together yet.
Depends what you want it for, if you want to do some serious on and off road travelling ..go the V-Strom 1000, the big twin will handle it more comfortably than the XT.

maxwell123455 10-05-09 10:30

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Originally Posted by OzyRider (Post 93161)
Yah, I test road a V-Strom 1000, I almost signed the bottom line when my son offered me his XT. The Strom 1000 is a much heaver bike, got loads more grunt as you would expect, but handles similarly to the XT in my opinion, specially around town and on the highway, but never got to take it off road.
I felt it would do quite well off road if you had the muscle to pull it out of a sticky situation because of it's weight.
I have a couple of friends with Strom 1000's, my XT keeps up with them in all situations, even 2 up, but again we haven't been off road together yet.
Depends what you want it for, if you want to do some serious on and off road travelling ..go the V-Strom 1000, the big twin will handle it more comfortably than the XT.


I think thats only true if your living in a country thats flat and you can get a bit of speed going when your off roading. Over here in the UK a vstrom would hardly ever stray from the tarmac. and he they do its at tickover and on the easier of the off roading sections.

hono 25-05-09 14:39

somewhere in russian carelia:

stucked in muddy road

http://forums.offipalsta.com/picture...ictureid=31099

laundry

http://forums.offipalsta.com/picture...ictureid=31096

good road also

http://forums.offipalsta.com/picture...ictureid=31098

totally 600 km off road riding in three days.

that weekend was good training for our 3020 km argangel trip in next 6 days. half of the roads was asphalt (good and not so good) and other half was normal russian gravel roads

arriving to argangel at good asphalt

http://forums.offipalsta.com/picture...ictureid=31094

gate of argangel

http://forums.offipalsta.com/picture...ictureid=31093

not so good higway between kargopol and vyterga, behind lake onega

http://forums.offipalsta.com/picture...ictureid=31095

markus_a 25-05-09 21:46

Awesome hono!! :WellDone_OROQR1:

How did you fix the fuel for the trip?

Cheers,

Markus

maxwell123455 26-05-09 09:53

Nice muddy piccies there mate:Gangsta2_9BI664:


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