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    Clarence Reserve whoop whoop

    This adventure ride lived up to its promise. Blind saddle got my heart racing, even though the drop offs were pretty much obscured from view as we made our way up in the cloud. A number of fresh rock falls across the road to keep things interesting. Then the exhilaration of breaking through to clear skies and magnificent views going down the other side.
    The fords were fun and not too deep.

    We stayed two nights at Seymour Hut so we could take our time exploring, going through to Goose Flat and back on day 2. It was a very memorable ride and the weather was all we could have hoped for. Day 3, not confident of my stamina, or how much petrol was left in the tank for that matter, I had a quiet morning while my husband shot over the hill and down to Palmers Hut and back. He returned buzzing.

    Quick cuppa, loaded the bikes, then it was time to set off for Black Spur Hut, where we stopped for lunch. This time we went over the saddle in warm and sunny conditions, with views all the way out to sea.

    It was during this trip that me and my Sherpa reached a special milestone of 5000 kms together.

    Happy happy joy joy.

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    Looks like a fantastic Ride

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    sherpa's are awesome! wish they still made them (instead of the non-road legal stockman)

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    Quote Originally Posted by ShinySideUp View Post
    This adventure ride lived up to its promise.
    Nice pics ShinySideUp, the Clarence never disappoints!

    Quote Originally Posted by ShinySideUp View Post
    It was during this trip that me and my Sherpa reached a special milestone of 5000 kms together.

    Happy happy joy joy.


    Quote Originally Posted by Scubbo View Post
    sherpa's are awesome! wish they still made them (instead of the non-road legal stockman)
    While recently helping my sister build up her Sherpa for adventure riding, I have grown to have a soft spot for them. Great bikes, low seat, 6 speed, stainless exhaust, long service intervals, reliable, and ride well.

    The small 9 litre factory tank with no "bolt-on" aftermarket long range tank option is the only downside. I fitted my sisters with 3.8 litre rotopaxs under each rear pannier adding 7.6 litres taking the total fuel carrying capacity to 16.6 litres
    Over 800 New Zealand adventure riding routes www.remotemoto.com

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