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Looking for companions for trip in Africa
Greetings!
I am looking for companions for my next trip around Africa. I plan to start on the 1st of May 2005 from Gibraltar and to ride down the West Coast to Cape Town and then up the East Coast to Alexandria. My last trip started on the 4th of May 2003 and ended on the 6th of July. My companion Bruce McLane and I rode from Yokahama to Bozica (Yugoslavia) and passed through Tojama, Vladivostok, Ulan-Ude, Ulaanbaatar, Irkutck, Ekaterinaburg, Moscow, Kiev, Bucharest and Sofia. It was a freezing trip, but the good natured people we met along the way warmed us up. I have also riden around North, Central and South America - 24,000 Kilometres Australia - 8,000 Kilometres Here are some pictures: My South American Trip http://ivan.brokenreality.net/Ivan/I...th_america.jpg In front of Ayers Rock http://ivan.brokenreality.net/Ivan/Images/steva_aus.jpg With some fellow bikers in Japan http://ivan.brokenreality.net/Ivan/I...teva_japan.jpg Bruce and me http://ivan.brokenreality.net/Ivan/I..._companion.jpg I would really appreciate any companions for my trip around Africa. The time frame is adjustable and so is the route. If you are interested, my email is: stefan_dinov@yahoo.com P.S. I ride a BMW F650 GS. And belive me, this motorbike has survived alot. [This message has been edited by stefan_dinov (edited 29 September 2004).] [This message has been edited by stefan_dinov (edited 29 September 2004).] [This message has been edited by stefan_dinov (edited 29 September 2004).] 
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