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Which Bike? Comments and Questions on what is the best bike for YOU, for YOUR trip. Note that we believe that ANY bike will do, so please remember that it's all down to PERSONAL OPINION. Technical Questions for all brands go in their own forum.
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Old 19 Jan 2010
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Any bike can do it.

I am just posting this link as it may be of interest to some of you.
Some guys doing a RTW on pre war nimbus bikes.

KCCD - Kong Krøsus - King Croesus

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They are Hubbers: http://www.horizonsunlimited.com/hub...9-nimbus-41437
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I just came across their url today, hoped it might be of interest, did not know they were on here.
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A guy rode a retired postal delivery scooter from Sydney to London! Interesting read.
Sydney Australia to London England on a moped. The adventure travel blog of Nathan Millward | The Postman
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Lovely! I used to have a 50cc Sachs Hercules Supra 3D moped about ten years ago and used it for both short and long distance travel. However, back in those days long distance meant something different to me than it does today. It broke, don't really remember what was wrong, and has been standing in a friend's backyard for the last five or six years. I was actually consindering to fix and rebuild it to relive those good ol' days...
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If I were off tomorrow it'd be on this one, a Guzzi Nuovo Falcone in Sahara + customized regolarita trim, courtesy Ruggero Moto

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