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simmo 30 Jan 2003 09:40

Europe to Russia
 
Planning a trip from Europe into Russia Central Asian republics,Iran and the Middle east in July 03. I've a couple of questions to ask. I will be collecting my bike in London and heading east with the better half on the back. Is it outrageously expensive to ride (r80g/s) through Sweden and Finland into Russia? How expensive and how do you get from Denmark to Sweden? How does it compare with travelling through Poland Lithuania etc(visas yuk). Unfortunately the pacific peso A$ does not go far these days. Do you enter Russia at Vyborg from Finland? How do you sleep if the sun doesnt go down?

Grant and Susan the site is ace and to Vincent et al the info has been really helpful.

fireboomer 30 Jan 2003 23:14

There is a link on this side were folks are discussing riding up through Scandinavia and into Russia (including myself).

Our plan is basicly the same as your only we are going in September. Think somebody else is going in June.

Anyway, some info and answers to your questions are here:

http://www.horizonsunlimited.com/ubb...ML/000265.html

Have fun prepping,

Pieter.

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http://users.pandora.be/pieter.maes2/

Freek 31 Jan 2003 00:47

You can go from Denmark to Sweden by ferry(Putgarden-Rodbyhavn and Helsingor-Hesingborg or by (toll)bridge(2).
ferry or bridge will cost you $ 40,-- in total.
I did it last september.

Freek (NL)

simmo 2 Apr 2003 19:25

Hi Freek, thanks for the tips. Still havent finalised the route yet but if you are in Holland early July should catch up for a beer. I am still trying to get my head around Russian Visa requirements! Score attention span 0 bureaucracy 1.

Freek 2 Apr 2003 21:14

Your welcome.

You can stay in my logcabin (for free), have a beer and I take you out for a ride on or off-road.

see;
http://www.horizonsunlimited.com/ubb...ML/000038.html

CU,
Freek

MichInPa 3 Mar 2009 08:01

European Travel
 
Hello, I am going to Europe for the first time. I would like to get a motorcycle to travel around on. I'm thinking of flying into Germany or Spain and possibly go into Russia. If not then travel through Italy, France and Spain.

Does anyone know of an inexpensive way to rent a motorcycle for 2 weeks ? The sites I've checked want $1000 a wk and $2500 dwn plus insurance.

Any advice would be appreciated.


Thanks ! Michael

Ricardo Lugris 31 Mar 2009 14:07

Your trip to Russia - Central Aisan
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by simmo (Post 87806)
Planning a trip from Europe into Russia Central Asian republics,Iran and the Middle east in July 03. I've a couple of questions to ask. I will be collecting my bike in London and heading east with the better half on the back. Is it outrageously expensive to ride (r80g/s) through Sweden and Finland into Russia? How expensive and how do you get from Denmark to Sweden? How does it compare with travelling through Poland Lithuania etc(visas yuk). Unfortunately the pacific peso A$ does not go far these days. Do you enter Russia at Vyborg from Finland? How do you sleep if the sun doesnt go down?

Grant and Susan the site is ace and to Vincent et al the info has been really helpful.

Hi, from Sweden to Finland you take a ferry in Stokholm to Turku in finland. You can cross the border in Vyborg to Russia. It will take time at the border. Russia police is tricky and time consuming also on the roads. You can sleep using an ailine face mask. Bring it for both of you.
Have a nice trip:thumbup1:

farqhuar 1 Apr 2009 12:35

Quote:

Originally Posted by Ricardo Lugris (Post 235807)
Hi, from Sweden to Finland you take a ferry in Stokholm to Turku in finland. You can cross the border in Vyborg to Russia. It will take time at the border. Russia police is tricky and time consuming also on the roads. You can sleep using an ailine face mask. Bring it for both of you.
Have a nice trip:thumbup1:

errr, hopefully he's back by now - the original post is 6 years old. :smartass:

Garry from Oz.

Ricardo Lugris 1 Apr 2009 13:22

Quote:

Originally Posted by farqhuar (Post 235962)
errr, hopefully he's back by now - the original post is 6 years old. :smartass:

Garry from Oz.


geeee.......... beginner's fault...... stupid of me.... thanks mate.:oops2:


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