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XT 600 Technical Support Durban South Afrika
Hi out there,
I have a good stock in spares for Yamaha XT600E and XT600Z/XTZ660 Tenere. I am based in Port Shepstone 120 km south of Durban. I also stock chain kits and tyres. I will give tips where to ride around Port Shepstone, Wild Coast and Lesotho
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Originally posted by Moto Zulu:
I have a good stock in spares for Yamaha XT600E and XT600Z/XTZ660 Tenere. I am based in Port Shepstone 120 km south of Durban. I also stock chain kits and tyres. I will give tips where to ride around Port Shepstone, Wild Coast and Lesotho
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Hi out there,
MotoZulu
Some friends and I are doing a short weekend ride from Durban to Mboyti and I'm looking for a direct rout from St. Faiths to Bizana.We will be KTM 640's.Do you know if there is accomadation at Mboyti or will we be sleeping on the beach? Cheers
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Hi Glenn
you have got mail
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Motozulu, please post responses here, then they're of benefit to everyone.
And be careful of "advertising" your services - not acceptable.
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Okay than for everybody,
Long Story:
There is no way through from St. Faiths to Bizana. Only the tarroad to Harding. The road from St. Faiths to Umtentweni gets also more and more tared and loses his magic. But left and right from these road there is still a lot of gravel left.
From Port Shepstone you take the main hardingroad and take the shortcut in Izingolweni to the road between Port Edward and Bizana.
The turnoff after Bizana towards Holy Cross is hard to find, there are no signs. 1 km after Bizana while you are going uphill, turn left. This road will bring you to Holy Cross. In Holy Cross you turn right on the tared main road. At the end of Holy Cross you turn left to Lusikisiki, there is also no sign.
From Lusikisiki to Mboyti you have to find your way yourself. I haven´t been there yet. But there is a lodge as far as I know
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