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It's going to be a long 300km...
Bolivian Amazon



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Old 16 Mar 2002
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hello,
for iran visa, there's good info on lonely planet
they say it can be so easy or so hard to get
it depends on embassies and nationalities
it's hard and expensive here in france

if you don't succeed, you can get a 5-10 days transit visa

pakistan is easy and cheap here in france but can not do it now (you have to enter the country max 3 months once the visa is made)

have fun in iran, i won't be with you, i plan to be in iran in october
maybe, we'll meet later on the way, i go to india, se asia, oz, nz, americas after

have fun, good trip, safe travels
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hi,
i'm leaving tomorrow, ready
thanks a lot
see you on the road
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hi
europe, russia and mongolia were great : 3 and half months already on the road
i m stuck in ulan bator already 3 weeks waiting for a cardan/driveshaft for my r100gs.
i m now in mongolia, leaving soon to central asia then iran pakistan, india, se asia ...

hope to see you on the road

happy trails
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Hi Vincent!

FYI Goose and Lucy, Spud and I arrived in Bangkok yesterday. We did India and Nepal seperatly and then met up in Kathmandu to fly our bikes here, not being able to get around the Burma visa issue. I'll put up a recommendation for freighting agent. I'm planning to do Laos, Cambodia next. Let us know how you fare and whether we can help in any way.

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thanks a lot
hope you had a nice trip, quite fast !
now in kirghistan, i m fine, the bike too
may catch up somewhere, i hope
happy trails

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hi
i will be in iran in november 2002, after turkmenistan, now in ouzbekistan
then pakistan on a transit or toursit visa, even on a boat from iran to india, depending on the dangers
then india

see u somewhere
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hello
i m in teheran waiting for my pakistan and india visa
will stay in iran until the end of november
then pakistan for 15-30 days, i don t know yet, then india, maybe afghanistan
and tajikistan on the way, if anyone is interested ... :-)
i m 30, french, driving a 100 gs
my email
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i m staying in teheran at shams hotel in the bazar for 3 usd (2500 tuman)
garage included, tel 390 0 446
you can find tyres at the intersection of valiasr and molavi streets, this is
the bike district here
there s also a bmw dealer not far from the intersection of ferdosi and
somayyeh streets
safe travels

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hello
i m in islamabad, pakistan
for 2-3 months
had a little accident, all right

take care
happy trails

then maybe afghan, tajik
or ladakh, zanskar, it will be the top season for the mountains there :-)
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Hey you take it easy, glad to hear your not badly hurt. At least your in a good place to get a curry. I cant find a good one in Paris.
Get well soon.
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hi I am travlleing from calais to lake baikal in June is that on your plans,may be company for part of the way
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I intend to start roughly in August 2003 for the old track Europe to India, which I wanted to do already in 1971, but never had the chance and the money. I know India, Nepal, Sri Lanka, Turkey and most countries of SE-Asia as well as Australia and NZ, but only the last two on motorcycle.
Who wants to join me? My motorbike will be my old Honda 600 XLM, very, very reliable or my Moto Guzzi Quota 1000.
I speak German, French, Italian, English, Spanish, Portuguese, some Malay / Indonesian, a little Russian, Urdu, Hindi. 30 years of bike experience, most in Europe, some in South America.

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thanks
i m going to india next
was in ex ussr before
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for each country, i put info for other bikers on the link :informations pratiques pour les autres voyageurs"

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ok vincent, je t'accompagne... Recu ce matin la veste MacADam, du bon matos en apparence!
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Hi together,
I am leaving germany (frankfurt)with my BMW G/S in June. Going South and catch the ferry from Ancona (Italy) to Cesme (Turkey). Further on Iran Pakistan, India, Thailand, Australia. Trying to set over to South Africa and following the eastcoast back to Germany. Will be 12 -15 Months on my way. Would be really great to met the one or other of you on the way.. Maybe someone would like to fix a date to travel partly together. Anytime..
Helmut
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..and if anybody is crossing Frankfurt and is looking for a place to stay (having a shower.. , just give me a mail. Also Garage is availible. Many Greetings from snowy Germany (ugly cold..
Helmut
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