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Thanks for the feedback @Cisco8501. There is to much wind noice to really hear the bike. Will try and leave off the music where the bike sounds are louder and less wind noice.

It took me 3 reads before I understood. Glad you like it. Hope it becomes a good memory of us meeting up. When in JHB area look me up. You got a place to stay if you need one. We are 5 mins from the airport.

@@dhc-mountainpasses Thanks mate, it meant more than you realise :)

Hi @virgilio1355, thanks for the question The start gps co-ordinates and end co-ordinates are in the description. What more info would make it better? Perhaps join me on this telegram channel and we can discuss what can make the description better in the future. t.me/SouthernAfricanPasses

The closest town is Patensie to the east. More detailed info here: th-cam.com/video/vztbhgnexUU/w-d-xo.html You can download the GPX file from here: data.dhc-mountainpasses.co.za/tracks/gpx/passes/[247]%20Langkop%20Pass.gpx

Thanks. Also love your k-nine rides :)

oh I see it looks like you came from Maseru side

Hi Matthew. Yes we came from Maseru side. 2 Weeks ago we did Sani pass, but were advised not to go to Thaba-Tseka from Sanie side, as the road is very bad. I will try and contact you via FB and give more info.

Send me a message on telegram using this link t.me/SouthernAfricanPasses I can give more info about our recent trip from 2 weeks ago.

@@dhc-mountainpasses Thank you, that is very helpful information. I will need to plan another route then

From Sani border post follow A1 till you get to a T-Junction. Turn Left (47km). Ride till you get to a circle (28 km). Turn Left at the circle. Tar road turns into dirt road, keep left. Ride till you get to tar road (75km), then Left (23 km). Reach Katse dam. Give yourself 6 hours, and do it only when *good weather* (We got stuck in slippery clay for 4 hours on one hill) I have GPS track if that would help. And lots more info if you need.

Vielen Dank

You are correct that the pass was quite boring to drive.

Glad the pass brought back some memories. I have a memory of my parents doing the old Du Toits kloof pass with the caravan.

Thanks for the comment. I will add the start and end GPS points to all future videos. When I am bored will go back and update the exising videos. I also have all the GPX files on my web site of all the passes and roads I have ridden on the motorbike (will soon add the car rides as well) www.dhc-mountainpasses.co.za/ridden

There definitely is a special beauty in the Karoo / Northern Cape. We specifically went there to look at the Namaqualand flowers. It was a very memorable trip.

Very dry in the Northern Cape. Makes it's own type of beauty.

Yep, very dry there. Has a different type of beauty.

Thanks for the awesome reply.

Could I possibly feature some of your music on my future videos? Full credit to your channel and song.

@@dhc-mountainpasses Absolutely!!

I have marshaled cycle races up the pass a few times. It's really tuff to go up (on a bicycle)

😇Thanks so much. And same to you 😇

Thanks for the tip. Will defiitly do it next time.

Thanks. I have updated my camera to a Gopro Hero 9. Soon the footage will be a lot better. The first Gopro video will be released on 17 December - Breedsnek Pass.

Agreed. Good reason to go back. Next time I will stay one-night camping in the reserve as well.

Baie dankie. Daar is nog so 70 passe waaraan ek werk. Hoop om almal geedit te kry voor die jaar einde.

Awesome, thank you!

Thanks for the feedback. I still need to edit another 90 passes (and some dirt roads).

It really is!