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My name is Francois.

37 Years old.

Married to a beautiful wife.

My name is Timothy Reid. I am 41 years old and married with 2 kids.

I had a TZR 50 when I was at school. After I left school I had a KLR 650 for 2 years which I sold.

I haven't been on a bike for the last 20 years but always yearned to get one again. So last year I took the plunge and bought a pre owned 2018 BMW F800 GS Adventure which I am absolutely loving.

I want to do more off road based riding and have already enrolled for my first Country Trax training session in March and am planning on doing the next course in June in Touws River.

Hi

My names is Bashier Sonday

I am hoping to take delivery of a new R nineT classic, this Friday, 01/02/2019

This will be my 2nd ever bike.  I am trading in my 2015 Harley Davidson Dyna Low Rider.  A tough decision, but am excited about the new bike.

Married, with a kid and another on the way.

I enjoy riding a motorcycle because...... its nice to ride a bike .

Touring the back roads over a weekend or over longer stints is one of the most enjoyable things to do in life.

Been riding since the age of 4. Motorcross, superbikes and adventure.

Presently own a Blackbird, 700 Transalp and a 800GSA.

Regards

Eddie Creed

I am a software developer in Cape Town, originally from KZN. I started my riding addiction with a Yamaha IT175 the moved on to a Yamaha TW200 and recently purchased a F650GS to get more into adventure riding!

Hello everyone!

Am 26 years old and have lived in Cape Town my whole life.

Novice to motorcycling - started off riding an old Honda 125 on dirt roads at a friend's holiday home up the West Coast numerous times. Biking-bug bit me and went on the search for a bike. Got the new G310 GS in September 2018.

Looking forward to gain more confidence and always strive to improve my skills.

I try and ride around the block every moment I can (some might have seen me around Rondebosch (bike is parked at work)).

Mostly into leisure/adventure and not commuting i.e. doing weekend breakfast runs and maybe venture into multi-day/off-road trips later on.

Live in Milnerton. I enjoy rock climbing at City Rock. I try and go camping each quarter.

Danie Malan. Work for Old Mutual Finance. Love sport and outdoor stuff. 

My names Laurence and have been based in Cape Town for the last 20 years. Rode a lot of bikes when i was much younger and have rekindled my love for riding again when i purchased a GSA 6 years ago.

I have 4 grown up children who have more or less flown the coup. So with more time on our hands, my wife and i like to take day trips on our bike as much as we can. We are also keen mountain bikers so we try and balance our available weekends. Either way we love getting into the countryside together on two wheels.

Hello,

Very very new to motorcycling. Last rode a motorbike back in varsity days (1992). Got bike for commuting to/from work but also for weekend socializing/adventure. Looking forward to  group rides and possibly some multi-day tours.

Best regards

Andre April

Hi, you can call me Mark. I don't' have second names although I nearly had the name Andries Gustaaf Stefanus, but my mom informed my dad that she did not feel it was right for me. Apparently I was born slightly under weight and she believed I did not require any additional reason to be teased.

I can also be called "Crash", but that is not a reflection of my driving skills... to be fair I did drop my bike already... but that's why i added the drop bars. It's like my wife's car's bumper, it is full of knocks and scratches and her defense is that it is called a bumper... it's made to bump things.

The name Crash is my gaming name and came about long ago that I had the the worst, what ever parts I could get for cheap, PC. Nothing worked well together and as the name suggest, was very prone to crashing. But that also helped me gain the skills to fix PC related issues and now I work in IT as a Server Engineer.

Rode bikes when I was much younger and recently started again after almost 20 year gap. Did have a scooter about 10 years ago that I rode for a year to commute to work and back, but it was a tiny 125cc so I cant really count it. Unless no one was looking, then it counts.

Born and bred in the Cape and although having to move to other locations when I was younger and for work, always found a way to come back. Been back for 5 years after a 3 year stint in JHB. It was very refreshing seeing Table mountain and finally having a sense of direction again.

Married for 7 year with no children yet, but they say practice makes perfect. In the meantime my wife has increased the cat count in the house as time goes by, so we live with 5 cats and a large dog. To be fair, some of the cats were not ours but used to be family's who moved. I say moved, by that I mean moved out of our house and in some cases, the cats were better company so no hard feelings that they stayed.

I have a Yin-Yang sense of humor, by that it is light with a bit of dark and other times very dark with a bit of light. I was also raised in a family that is very witty with sharp remarks and although nowhere near the god level of my aunt with regards to comebacks, will try keep up with a good round of banter.

As for the riding itself, I would call myself Novice at best as I can ride but as my other friends explains, fall behind on the corners and only catch up again on the straights. Furthest road trip so far was to Hermanus and back but hoping to change that as i get more experience.

Having turned 50 this year, I got the G310R as a birthday present from my husband Gerald. He was riding a bike in his youth but stopped for many years...  He currently rides the 800ST and we look for trips with groups to gain experience and confidence.

Due to our motorbikes we are not "geared up" for off-road, so we look for more gentle street trips around Cape Town and beyond...

Apart from us two joining the mixed groups, I am also interested in the ladies only excursions.