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VFRWorld Rider Rescue

Discussion in 'General VFR Discussions' started by derstuka, Jul 15, 2017.

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Would you be willing to participate in a VFRWorld Rider Rescue Program?

  1. Yes

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    75.0%
  2. No

    1 vote(s)
    2.3%
  3. Maybe

    2 vote(s)
    4.5%
  4. Yes, but only if ToeCutter is handing out Rub n' Tugs

    8 vote(s)
    18.2%
  1. BMWguy22

    BMWguy22 New Member

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    Is riding a motorcycle in SA a safe idea?
    I mean, is it a wise idea given theft/robberies/car jackings?
     


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  2. squirrelman

    squirrelman Member

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    im not that brave :eek: but i bet itchy boots has ridden there.


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  3. skimad4x4

    skimad4x4 "Official" VFRWorld Greeter

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    There are loads of happy motorbike riders in South Africa - but obviously the sensible approach is to plan any visit with local help.

    If you have not come across the Ulysses-Club - it is an international club with many national clubs around the world including South Africa so you can tap into their knowledge. If you are planning a visit I suggest you get in touch with them as they know the places to see and the places to avoid.

    They can be contacted here - admin@ulyssesa.co.za



    and you will find more information on their website here - https://ulyssessa.co.za/

    PS If you mention you were referred to them by John over in the Ulysses-club France and they may even be able to set up a zoom meet to give you face to face advice on your plans and advice on places to rent vehicles and any kit it is worth carrying.

    Have fun

    SkiMad
     


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  4. Low Flyer

    Low Flyer New Member

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    I think I posted this in the wrong place. I apologize if I did. I'm new and still learning the layout here.(edit)

    I'm in to help anyone whether you're on your bike or in you vehicle.

    VFRWorld Rider Rescue Member: Low Flyer
    Real name: Gil
    Location: Richmond, KY
    Equipment: I have a diesel dually with a 110 gallon transfer tank full of non-ethanol gasoline in the bed, a 30ft enclosed trailer that is 8ft tall inside and ramp door, Canyon Chaser Black Bar harness II and tons of ratchet straps, tools, Vevor front wheel chock, paddock stands, hydraulic motorcycle jack, a home machine shop with a milling machine, lathe, mig welder, stick welder, generator, acetylene torch, etc, and if the need arises, an air conditioned and heated garage.
    Rescue Radius: Can help within 1 hour radius of Richmond, KY
    Contact Method: Contact admin of VFRWorld to text me.
     
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  5. Riding a 2000

    Riding a 2000 Member

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    My sister lives in Richmond, visited her twice in October!
    Thanks for joining in on the RR group.

    Alan
     


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