21/08/2026
"There is a particular pleasure in riding alone. I get that. There is silence in it. Space. A chance to disappear into your own thoughts and the rhythm of the machine.
But some moments are better shared." says Greg on his history with adventure biking.
"Like when you come over a pass and the sea appears below you. When a gravel road drops into a valley you didn’t know existed. When the Karoo turns amber in the late sun. When rain moves across the mountains in front of you. When you stop at the top, take your helmet off, and everyone is grinning like children.
It turns scenery into memory."
Read Greg's full blog, "The Joy Of The Unexpected", to gain a glimpse into the soul of the rally.
https://www.pangearally.com/post/the-joy-of-the-unexpected
07/08/2026
The Sea.
Coastal roads that open up your riding and your mind. The kind of scenery that makes you forget to check your speed and remember why you came.
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The Berg.
The views, the effort, the reward. Mountain passes that demand your full attention, and pay you back with every meter of elevation gained.
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The Karoo.
Wide open, dead quiet, impossibly vast. The Karoo has a way of making everything else feel small, in the best way.
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31/07/2026
The road ahead is longer than a single rally.
If you've been following along and imagining yourself on the route, now is the time to join the waitlist or register your interest for 2027.
Join the waitlist or pre-register: https://www.pangearally.com/route
17/06/2026
The Rally, by the numbers.
2,100 kilometres. 7 riding days. Three biomes. 300 million years of rock.
From sea level on day one to the highest point of the Swartberg Pass by mid-route. 22 mountain passes between them. 18 nations in the saddle.
Every number here is a decision made years ago about what this journey should feel like. None of it is accidental.
Dive into our full Route: https://www.pangearally.com/route
17/06/2026