Perhaps you didn't see the Yamaha Super Tenere, or the Suzuki V-Strom, or the Africa Twin ? JESUS !!!!! We have most brands, but if customers choose BMW. so be it. But thanks for watching 👀

Hi Jethro.... it's not so much about the bike, it's about the rider. Namibia requires an advanced level of off-road skill, preferably with good sand riding experience..

Thanks for the feedback, much appreciated.... Thanks for watching

Glad you enjoyed it

@markgmurray9305 thanks for the feedback...

Yes this Africa we like drums bit soul much better

Lovely trip

@markgmurray9305 yes, one of the great ones. May 2025 is almost full now.

Awesome trip, too much speeding for me unfortunately.

@davealston3881 agree. I rent all of them and in the feet of 65 BMWs, we've had 11 motor failures so far. Yamaha and Suzuki. Zero in 15 years.

100% agree, BMW is overpriced, way overrated.

Honda Africa Twin offers excellent reliability

@@MSAMotoTravel I do ride a 1200 GSA, however the fact that so many 800's have oil issues and it were my business would not rent from BMW again. Indirectly it would impact on your tours. But great editing PS the music is not so bad.

@@TheSilmarallion Thanks for the compliments, we have actually sold all the old F850GS and they have been replaced with the new F900 GS and 900GS Enduro Pro, plus the 1300GS of course.

Hi Danie... we don't do tours with customers own bike. Only our rental bikes. Follow the link in the video description to MSA Travel Africa website for full details and costs.

Meester ek dink kry net al die lodges en kyk na die roetes...om die ouens ook te betaal gaan geldmors wees lol los net jou skoonma by die huis om na die diere te kyk

Hi, if you follow the link in the description, all pricing is listed for Africa Twins. 1 - 16 May 2025 is open. ZAR 124 870.00 with the Adventure Sport model as a solo rider.

Thank you for watching... our tours are always calorie heavy :)

Glad it was helpful!

Glad it was helpful! thank you for watching, have a look at the other channel I create for - Tracks4Africa. loads of great 4x4 videos and traveling routes in a mini series.

Thanks for watching Oskar. There isn't really a GPX file for that loop, its the main roads down to The Cape of Good hope and back to the city.

Thanks Martin, it was an incredible country. I've set up a touring business there from Tbilisi. Check out motorcycletoursgeorgia.com We'll be going back next year for sure.

Glad you enjoyed it, thanks for watching

Hi, by definition an advanced rider can handle all situations, from rocks, to river crossings, sand, both thick and light sand, anticipate the bikes movement and react to the up coming terrain accordingly. If you are the type of rider that slows down for every bump on a gravel road. Namibia is not a country for you. But if you can handle all of the above and be relaxed and comfortable, think quick and be relaxed standing up with the bike moving around underneath you, then you're an advanced rider. Craig Marshall

@@MSAMotoTravel Thank you very much for that clear answer. I am an approx '4 year old' rider. Began after retirement 😲. However, I do ride with intent & purpose. I will formally communicate with you about a tour meant for a 'siver back' with mojo. 👍👍

Thanks for watching

Thanks for watching

How your plans coming along..? Are you solo riding ..?

Thanks for watching, I haven't seen many over the years...

HI Francois, Yes you can use the N10 from uppington to Ariamsvlei border - and then take the B3 to Karasburg, then Grunau to join the B1 to Keetmanshoop, Mariental, Rehoboth. its all tar to Windhoek and all the way to Swakopmund. Same way back.

Glad you enjoyed it!

Raymond, I've guided 32 tours on bikes in Namibia, and done over 10 4x4, sedan vehicle trips over the last 20 years - I have to warn fellow bikers about the road conditions and the best options to take. I've seen injuries, deaths and all.... But I guess you know more than me hey ?

@@MSAMotoTravel You make it sound like its super dangerous to travel through Namibia which is not the case. I watched a few blogs on motorcycles riders traveling through Namibia and in the past 2 years solo woman riders have crossed through Namibia without any issue.... Any motorcycle adventure can be dangerous and even more so when they are solo riders.. "itchy Boots did this on a little Honda 250cc bike. and "On her bike" did this on a BMW 800 there are many riders that have traveled Namibia solo without any issues. I do however agree that it is safer to do this in a group for added backup. And if I was doing this I would certainly like to do this in a group ride. But many people have done this and succeeded on their solo riding trip.without incidents.

@@raymondwright2985 Hi Raymond, I agree with all you are saying. Of all the riders I've taken to Namibia, only 2% have fallen, the rest had the best tour of their lives. But its giving those who think they can ride off road, but don't have any sand riding skill, a wake up call. I don't want to create the impression that its an easy country to ride. its not for most riders who have very little off roading experience. Cheers

Thank you. We've enjoyed many of yours too. In a few weeks we'll be up loading a 4 part series on our new KZN self-drive book. Filmed in mid 2022.

@@MSAMotoTravel please tag us in when you release them. Sounds like a great way to spend sometime watching.

Hi Hein, we send via Postnet and PUDO . Price includes postage. But only inside SA. You can buy just the routes and data... ZAR580 for all 15 routes

No, the reflection is not lie on water.. Its the lack of shadow details in the ruts that's prevents you from seeing the lines of the deep and shallow ruts.

HI Peter, I'm not sure is you watched the entire video, but right in the beginning it tells you to visit MSA Travel Africa website. www.msatravelafrica.com/back-country-routes-southern-africa