
Ténéré Tragics: Tasmanian devils
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The Ténéré Tragics run isn’t simply a group ride. Owners are committed to what they ride and are proud of it.
Graeme Baker was living the dream riding up Jacob’s Ladder.Five days in one of the world’s premi um adventure-riding destinations.
For the 2017 event around 75 Ténéré Tragics riders from every mainland state of Australia converged on the Spirit Of Tasmania to head across Bass Strait. Some Tragics arrived with family weeks in advance to get an early start and the last Tragic arrived at Tasmania Country Club resort in Launceston a touch after lunch on Sunday.