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Sorry if I'm being dim, but what's the T word? Tyres? Trails? Triumph? Taxes????minkyhead wrote:
...and dont mention the T word
should know if its me dave .T is for TENTDave DRZ wrote:Sorry if I'm being dim, but what's the T word? Tyres? Trails? Triumph? Taxes????minkyhead wrote:
...and dont mention the T word
Dave
You can, but you do need to watch for electrified cattle fences :laugh:-Ralph- wrote:My reasons for loving Portugal is you don't need a route, just a sense of direction (or failing that a compass) and the sense of adventure needed to head down a trail not knowing where it goes, whether it'll turn into a goat track, hit a river crossing, a crazy descent or a crazy climb. Or sometimes just a cliff edge, turn around and try a different one.
A phone with Google satellite view helps a lot, but forget routes and work it out as you go.
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Mike54 wrote:You can, but you do need to watch for electrified cattle fences :laugh:-Ralph- wrote:My reasons for loving Portugal is you don't need a route, just a sense of direction (or failing that a compass) and the sense of adventure needed to head down a trail not knowing where it goes, whether it'll turn into a goat track, hit a river crossing, a crazy descent or a crazy climb. Or sometimes just a cliff edge, turn around and try a different one.
A phone with Google satellite view helps a lot, but forget routes and work it out as you go.
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I'm used to those fences at home and they do bite !!
I was there in Feb doing roadbook training and we had to man handle rally bikes under a few of them with the humming in thebackground and a healthy sense of nerves :laugh:
Don't you believe it, I was there in March and got snowed on, some pretty vicious hail tooSteveR wrote:
This point is why Portugal has such an appeal to me.... February, and no effin' ice and mud!! (thumbs)
