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Originally Posted by Hutch
hi pare.
i don't know about other peoples experiences, but i'm not sure if the enfield is reliable enough for africa. ofcourse, i could be wrong, but i'd guess that you'd have less headaches with a hero honda or a something jap brought in south africa.
i have a bullet in india, which i'd like to ride back one day, but in africa i'm not sure how it might fare.
good luck with your trip and don't let my comments put you off - just food for thought.
hutch
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Originally Posted by Caminando
I have to agree with Hutch here.
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Hello Hutch and Caminando,
I agree with you that the realiability of enfield being less than a jap bike. But, it also has higher repairability. I mean to say, atleast i feel more confident to fix a enfield than a jap bike. And, since i enjoy riding slow and soaking in the culture and people, enfields low speeds should not be drawback.
But i am still worried about the spares that i have to carry and the meagre 18bhp engine on dirt track.
@Hutch: which bullet do you have in India!??
Pare
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