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Labrador Trip
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Labrador
Thanks for the welcome. I've ridden for 50+yrs, started with a Whizzer. Have had about every popular brand of motorcycle except BMW. Full german too, go figure. Have HD and a KLR now, am getting a R1200GS, still exciting for me. I''ll look @ the info you mentioned on Labrador.
Thanks again
Thanks for the welcome. I've ridden for 50+yrs, started with a Whizzer. Have had about every popular brand of motorcycle except BMW. Full german too, go figure. Have HD and a KLR now, am getting a R1200GS, still exciting for me. I''ll look @ the info you mentioned on Labrador.
Thanks again
globalrider
Alps Adventurer
What is your route? What bike are you doing this on?
If its from Blanc Sablon to Cartwright to Happy Valley/Goose Bay to Labrador City to Manic Cinq, you have 660 miles of gravel to deal with.
You need at least 180 miles of fuel range on gravel.
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