Sh 38?

[bosslady]

There were a couple of crews working on the middle sections of the road when I went through it the week before Easter, but overall it was in fairly good condition for most of the gravel section.

hmmmm!!....

[nerrrd]

hmmmm!!....

Double hmmmm...my bike is belt drive, I know belts don't like stones, would it be a bad idea taking it through a longish gravel section like this?

[Gremlin]

Double hmmmm...my bike is belt drive, I know belts don't like stones, would it be a bad idea taking it through a longish gravel section like this?

If no stones get into the belt, it will be sweet as.

If a stone gets into your belt (on any road), if you don't catch it quick smart, it will wear a hole through the belt, and while some might last some time, you're effectively running on borrowed time.

[GMcC]

Wat he said !

Ive had the Buell Ulysses - belt drive and wasnt a problem regards to stones etc
Youll soon know if one gets picked up !

[awa355]

Last time through that road, got to Murapara and found a couple of screws has dropped out of the fairings. Something most riders wouldn't think of checking after a long run on badly corrogated gravel. The road was bloody rough that particular trip.

[unstuck]

If you break down along there, do NOT wander off the road. Stick to the road and someone will turn up eventually. They are very protective of their crops through there, so stick to the road, and if you hear whistles in the mist, ride like fuck.