220 Bikes went, around 30 sidecars.  I got the Ks on camera.













Of Course, my own:


Not a K, but I couldnt resist something so old ridden so far(no support vehicle either):


Finally, something Canadian for Bert:

Thank you for posting Al.

Glad you made it home OK.

Great to see a standard naked K outfit. Even has a factory screen! 

Is that a sleeper?

Cheers,

Dee

Great effort Al, and I'm sure a very memorable trip. Your outfit looks pretty sharp. I see you've got some Barkbuster Blizzards on there, I've just bought some after good reports from RT using them.

Leroy's eyewear looks pretty cool as well.

Cheers

Gaz80 wrote:Great effort Al, and I'm sure a very memorable trip. Your outfit looks pretty sharp. I see you've got some Barkbuster Blizzards on there, I've just bought some after good reports from RT using them.

Leroy's eyewear looks pretty cool as well.

Cheers

Thanks Gaz, it was very enjoyable.  It has been stated in the past by one of the better known hardcore sidecar travellers that mine "looks too pretty to be a sidecar"  .  

The Blizzards worked really well, the RT bars don't get much protection from the RS mirrors, too much height difference.  I've got the ride position on the outfit very near perfect for me now, low seat, RT bars on barbacks so my arms arent stretched out too much, wouldnt suit someone taller I expect.  The last day was 970km from Cunnamulla to home, which I really did not intend to do to begin with.

Leroys glasses look good and work very well (as well as making him camera bait) but I've had to order him a new set of RexSpex as he somehow removed them between Birdsville and Windorah and I simply couldn't afford the fuel to go back and look. Running on straight ULP91 it was as low as 10km/l at times.

Al