Wow, I´ve made it onto Youtube!!!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uaC7j4csuRI
This was posted by a fellow motorcyclist and Vstrom rider, Alvaro, from Imbegue (that spelling looks wrong..), Colombia. Pulled over and had a bit of a chat not long after this...
Another friendly Colombian..
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Suzuki DL650.
Where is wally now?
30th November
Hi all.
Back in Australia again.
Actually been back here for a while...
Back teaching.
same place
same school...
but not all is the same.
I'm getting married!!
to the girl I met on this trip (in Canada).
The lovely Dina
All is good and pretty exciting.
A bit of a different type of journey..
Check out our blog at
www.dinabruce.blogspot.com
bruce
Hi all.
Back in Australia again.
Actually been back here for a while...
Back teaching.
same place
same school...
but not all is the same.
I'm getting married!!
to the girl I met on this trip (in Canada).
The lovely Dina
All is good and pretty exciting.
A bit of a different type of journey..
Check out our blog at
www.dinabruce.blogspot.com
bruce
Comments..
G´day.
Thanks for the feedback which I enjoy reading. Sorry, that I can´t always give a personal reply. Doing a solo trip like this is an awesome experience but it is also great being able to share.
By the way, you now don´t need a google account any more to leave a comment on this blog..
Cheers
Bruce.
Thanks for the feedback which I enjoy reading. Sorry, that I can´t always give a personal reply. Doing a solo trip like this is an awesome experience but it is also great being able to share.
By the way, you now don´t need a google account any more to leave a comment on this blog..
Cheers
Bruce.
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My bike.
Suzuki DL650.
So far... (1st August)
25 000kms
Mechanically, the Vstrom has lived up to it´s reputation as a reliable bike. Most parts I have needed were due to the result with the argument with a largish rock in Bolivia..
4 general services (oil, filters etc. straightening out bent bits like the centre stand and the bash plate which gets a hammering..)
1 rear tyre
2 front tyres
1 front rim
1 footpeg
1 Brake lever
2 turn signal bulbs
Speedo sensor (unable to replace yet so no speedo/odometer..)
bunch of cans of chain lube..
25 000kms
Mechanically, the Vstrom has lived up to it´s reputation as a reliable bike. Most parts I have needed were due to the result with the argument with a largish rock in Bolivia..
4 general services (oil, filters etc. straightening out bent bits like the centre stand and the bash plate which gets a hammering..)
1 rear tyre
2 front tyres
1 front rim
1 footpeg
1 Brake lever
2 turn signal bulbs
Speedo sensor (unable to replace yet so no speedo/odometer..)
bunch of cans of chain lube..
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