close it until they can.
Just the tunnel? Or all points of entry and exit?

http://www.outdoorgb.com/p/tatonka_tarp_stange/?utm_source=froogle&utm_medium=directory&utm_content=GBR&currency=GBP&country=GBR&SelectedBundle=148313&SelectedItem=520275&gclid=CPTpl7TwhccCFYvHtAod0fEDag Hilleberg do make nice stuff, but very expensive. The tatonka imho h...

Turn left in the middle of nowhere until you reach the back of beyond then find a local to ask for directions.

Brenhden wrote:Where is the Boondogs?

200mile range is plenty for me but only if I remember to fill up... :S

Yes but no but. Remember the original question? I thought it was about getting to the Boondogs not about adventure commuting. I too have been to the Boondogs.Many times. And 250mile has nearly always been enough but once or twice have needed my cooking fuel to reach the next fill up. So I agree that...

Tatonka, I have two and they are brilliant.
Packing them away can be fun! Those who have used them will understand.

You'd prefer a bigger tank as 400 km range is kinda short - Disagree. There is nowhere in the world 250 miles will not find you petrol.
Yes there is. Not many, but there is.

Not quite.the places on my bucket list were the extremities of the globe (roughly) In no particlar order, Prudhoe bay, Ushuia and Nordkap That leaves the Cape. to complete furthest north and south of the land masses. Have also been east to Vladivostok. That leaves coast to coast USA to complete up a...

I've steadily ticked all but one off my list.
It has taken a few years but only South Africa left to do.

moto al wrote:Thanks lads ,some very nice comments..I only hope the jackets dinae fall apart . Please don't blame me (thumbs) Al

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Sit safe chaps

Quick, your foots on fire!!

Hellish.