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It's going to be a long 300km...
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Gear storage Northern Marocco

3 of us are heading down to Marocco early April on a couple of KTM's and a BMW GS. Does anybody know of a reliable place to store some gear for a couple of weeks - our road tyres and a luggage bag each until we need it for the ride home?? I was thinking of somewhere around Chefchaouen, maybe a hotel or something - any ideas??
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Why leave your stuff in Morocco?......I leave equipement near Algeciras all the time......[I cross to Morocco nearly every month].

If you get your ferry tickets from IndoTour on 0034 956634153 they will, I am sure, keep stuff for you. They have an office in Algeciras and another next to Casa Bernardo's which is about 14k east of Algeciras [they will also store stuff if you ask nice and buy a meal]. In both cases say Ray from Desert Detours sent you.
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What about burying your stuff in a big plastic bag/topbox along the road together with your road tyres? Store the coordinates in your GPS and dig your stuff up on the way back. Any comments anyone? Feasability.

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Burying stuff in the Chefchaonen/Noeth Morocco? About as much chance of it being there when you get back as.....................
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In Algeciras

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When I have been in Morocco for a bike trip, I let my car with the trailer to a campsite named "LA CASITA" close to the highway to the port.
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we left the trailer thet carried 3 trailbikes from belgium to Almeria in an underground garage in the center.
The bloke lives there in a caravan as well and paid less than 100€ for a 3 week storage of the trailer.
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