Getting in touch when you are stuck on the road

Whether you need help planning a route, have a question about a blog post, or want to share a correction about a town I mentioned, the quickest way to reach me is by email. I read everything myself and reply as soon as I can, usually within a day or two.

For anything urgent, like a safety concern or a factual error in a post, mention it in the subject line so it does not get buried.

info@audreytjhung.com

Route and planning questions

If you are putting together a trip and want advice on daily distances, gravel conditions, or where to stop for the night, send the rough outline of your route. I can point out stretches that are harder than they look on a map.

Reply within 2 working days

Corrections and updates

Places change. A guesthouse closes, a farm stall moves, a fuel stop stops carrying premium. If something I wrote is out of date, tell me and I will fix the post and note the update at the bottom.

Usually fixed within a week

Bike maintenance help

I am not a mechanic, but I have made enough roadside mistakes to know what works. If you are stuck with a specific problem on a small bike, describe the symptoms and I will share what I have learned.

Reply within 3 working days

Practical living notes

Questions about downsizing, budgeting for a move, or setting up a small space are welcome too. I write about these topics from experience, not theory, and I am happy to go into more detail.

Reply within 2 working days

Before you write

A quick look at the help page might answer your question faster than waiting for a reply. It covers common topics like how I plan routes, what gear I carry, and how I handle sponsored content. If you still need to reach me, the email address above is the best way.

Get in Touch Before You Head Out

Whether you are planning a route through the Midlands, wondering about bike maintenance, or just want to share a road story, this is where you can reach me. I read everything, though I am often on the road, so replies may take a day or two.

Write to Me

For route questions, guesthouse recommendations, or general notes about travelling by motorcycle in South Africa, email works best. I keep a notebook of places worth stopping at, and I am happy to share what I know.

Phone

051 724 0855

For urgent matters only. If I am riding, I will call back when I stop.

Postal Address

If you prefer old-fashioned mail, or you have something to send that does not fit in an email, here is where the post finds me.

4562 Mathe Port
Adonisport, KZN 2582

When You Will Hear Back

I try to keep regular hours, but a breakdown or a long gravel stretch can shift things. Here is roughly when I am at my desk.

Monday to Friday

09:00 - 17:00

Saturday

09:00 - 12:00

Sundays and public holidays I am usually out riding. If your message can wait until Monday, it will get a proper answer then.

Not sure where to start, or stuck on a route detail?

Whether you are planning your first back-road trip, trying to sort out luggage for a small bike, or just want to ask about a town I mentioned in a post, I read every message. I answer what I can and point you to the right page when the question is already covered somewhere on the site.

Tell me where you are headed and what kind of bike you ride. That helps me give a more useful answer than a generic reply.

Prefer email? Write to me directly at info@audreytjhung.com and I will get back to you within a few days.

Quick answers to common questions

  • Bike advice: I ride a 250cc and keep notes on what works for gravel, distance, and packing. If you are choosing a bike for similar trips, I can share what I have learned.
  • Route planning: Ask about specific passes, fuel stops, or overnight towns in Mpumalanga, the Midlands, or the KZN coast. I keep a notebook of the places I have actually stopped at.
  • Living simply: Downsizing, remote work, and setting up a small home on a budget are regular topics here. If you are mid-move, I am happy to answer practical questions.
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