60 Hours, Two Bikes  And One Buffoon

60 Hours, Two Bikes And One Buffoon

This entry is part 5 of 21 in the series Adventure Rider Issue #13

The chance to ride Tasmania’s toughest track seemed too good to miss. Nick Fletcher gave it a shot.

Most of us simply can’t take five weeks off work to ride around Australia.

For many, a three-day weekend is a luxury. Rupert – aka The Buffoon, see issue #09 – and I typically keep our rides down to a few days, principally because beyond four days he becomes unbearable.

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