Hey, we are from Germany...2ar.eu
 

hello, we are in Dortmund Germany. we love to travel the bike, and have ambitious plans for 2014 a great project.
if you have fun take a look at our project at www.2ar.eu
in the right sidebar you can switch to the language.

I am glad to hear your opinion on it.

many greetings mirko

about us
Claudia (32) und Mirko (36) both drive Honda XRV 750 Africa Twin (rebuild in 2013).
at May 2014 we stopp our Live in Germany an begin the Adveture of our live :-) our first reason is to help the Children in South Amerika (the more at our Page under EBM).
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Good luck in your project.

Might I suggest a better and 100% transparent way of receiving funds is to open a (free) www.justgiving.com account. Funds raised via this site goes to the charity of your choice and there is a tax benefit too as they use Gift Aid reclaim to boost moneys raised.

We live in a very cynical world (alas but often for good reasons...) and your statement:
"100% of the money goes to the projects of EBM Masa / God's beloved people and indeed directly and prior Or t. We give you our word. Mirko & Claudia"
however well intentioned you maybe, your statement will not facilitate donations from people who do not know you.

As you will have no control or access to the money you raise via JustGiving, (people can pay from all over the world with their credit and bank cards) those who feel for your project are much more likely to donate as they know this. A paypal account is not the way to go for what you wish to do.

Sadly, it has become a trendy thing to publish a website advertising a bike trip with some charitable aim and to get suppliers of equipment to donate their goods to 'help' you get there or to raise funds.
Most times these kind hearted but naive suppliers are taken for a ride (if you'll pardon the expression) as the goods they give only benefit those who use them for their travels.

Many claiming to raise funds for a charity seldom any provide a measured and accountable program before and after.
Using JustGiving will give you an excellent 'tool' to maintain transparency and I would encourage you to look well into this.

Note: I am not suggesting in anyway, manner or form that you, Mirko & Claudia, have any other intentions but honest ones.
I am trying to be helpful to you in your planning drawing on my personal experiences of missions to orphanages in Africa.

ps I have no connection to JustGiving aside from having opened an account myself for the above.

Hi Claudi and Mirco,

welcom to th HUBB.
As I see you are from my hometown Dortmund (I live now in Hattingen).
I wish you the very best for your dream and plans.

I`ll follow your side up now.

Maybe we see us at the German meeting?

Lieben Gruß
Tabea

hy, there
i want to show you our new Flyer an some Impressions of our rebuilding Bikes.

Welcome to the HUBB
 

Hola viajeros,

:welcome: to the HUBB, pls keep us here up to date about your journey.

See you down here for bier and jeigerand :scooter:

Saludos de Bogota Colombia

Mika - der Bochumer

Hy, Mika do you live there ? if yes, it will be great to see you -- on our Tour...
if you want get all our News fill in our Blog Abo.. :-) thanks

Hey there here a little Video about our first testride with the Rebuild Africa Twin.

Erste Fahrt nach Wiederaufbau Testfahrt Honda Africa Twin XRV750 Umbau www.2ar.eu Touratech - YouTube

Hi all the best for your trip...

Just my comment to this is why to change something which is already good? As more fancy the bike looks as more you will run into problems. My AT just blends into the surrounding (except in the big cities of Australia which we try to avoid anyhow). As more dirty and old the bike looks as less problems you have. If you go with some shiny bikes into some villages you will be surpsised what happens... but I guess that will happen because it happens to all of us... shiny bike or not... :D

Ours is an AT from 93, 150.000km, black, scratched, a bit rosty, nothing revamped except the usual things you have to do on the AT: Rectifier, Main Suspension (debateable IF you really have to do it), Light, Gasoline Pump, Front suspension. Hope you did this things as well... (but I htink I saw you in our Forum AT.de in there is everything explained much better than I can do here...)

Good luck and I wish you the experiance of an lifetime... dont worry will be, no doubt...

Cheers :innocent:

Very beautiful bikes!Good job you have done on them!:thumbup1:

Hey there, we want from 20.5 -. 5.6 do England a Scotland tour. I saw that there is a HU meet at this time. can you tell me where exactly it is? thanks Mirko

You probably mean this one:-
HUBB UK 2013 Donington Park - 30th May to 2nd June