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Photo by Danielle Murdoch, riding to Uganda - Kenya border

The only impossible journey
is the one
you never begin

Photo by Danielle Murdoch,
riding to Uganda - Kenya border



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Malaysia, Perak, Free Accommodation

Hello There!
If anyone out there wandering in Perak, Malaysia and looking for accommodation, I am offering a free accommodation. A 2 rooms house, with full facilities for cooking, washing, tv and area for bike maintenance. It is free of charge. Please contact me for details at amzahsulaiman@yahoo.com or my local handphone +60193854736.
I can also tour guide you at the local what to see things. Caution, contact me first as I spend few months of the year travelling but the offer is ON regardless I am there or not.

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WOW.. how gracious!
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Hi Amzah

That is a very generous offer. We might take you up on that. We are currently in Malaysia on 2 bicycles, and may well come past Perak.

Not entirely sure about our route yet, but might be in the area in a month or so.

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Roger that. Please keep me inform.
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Hi Amzah,
I'm currently in KL and will be heading slightly north in your direction in a few days. I’m traveling around the world on a BMW R80G/S and hope to get it cleared through customs tomorrow. It’s in a container in Port Klang at the moment, coming from Buenos Aires.

Is your offer of accommodation still open? Would it be convenient to drop by for a day or two? I’d be very interested in staying with a local family for a day or two.


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Hi Amzah

I am in Phuket and heading to Mal for soem riding before flying home from KL.

I would love to use your place as a base to ride from, is that possible please?

I am heading to the border tomorrow(if all goes well with the bike) and cross over on wednesday morning. I am humping all my camping gear and it would be so nice to unload it until it needs moving to the airport.

and of course Kevin, maybe we could meet for a ?

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Hi!,
Mighty glad to have both of you in my rented house in Batu Gajah, Perak Malaysia. Please contact me on my cell phone 0193854736. I will be engaged in lecturing on every Tuesday (whole day). Other days I am free doing my own thing. No worry.
Hope to hear from you.

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PS - Kevin, Im preparing for Canada and Alaska ride this Summer, would be nice to get some local advise.

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Brilliant, and thanks for the offer

I have been to Canada and done the Alaska to Tierra del Fuego, so I might have a few useful items to share as well

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I live in BC and just rode down to Ushuaia, so yeah, we can share lots of data.
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Well, I am currently situated in this very nice flat and have cold s in the fridge as well as food. And what a bonus, I managed to wash my clothes

Cheers Amzah and nice to meet you.
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Thanks Amzah once again. I arrived safely in KL, the bike is cleaned and detailed, it looks schmick!!!

I enjoyed my time in Batu Gajah as it was agreat base t do some loop rides. The Cameron Highlands was brilliant and as well riding with you and showing you the Geocaching ropes, we might have a convert.

I appreciate the use of the flat and hope to repay you and other riders one day once I am settled back home again.

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You welcome! The least I could do. There are few lesson learnt to better equip the little shelter for travelling bikers.
Safe journey to your next destination. See you again.

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Sure will AmZah. I left your keys with Alex ops: I also left a spare fuel screen I had with me but no longer need now I am going to be where there is clean fuel.

This screen is the low pressure fuel filter(called a strainer) that sits inside the fuel pump on the Vstrom. If your bike starts to splutter and fart when the fuel level is low, this will most likely fix it

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