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I had some problems in Mauritania, I run out of petrol because there was no unleaded in the fill station of Total which is based 200 km north from Nouakchott.
You don't need unleaded...
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Of course I know I do not need unleaded for an 1988 bike, much better leaded, but unleaded is the only carburant instead of diesel they sell at that Total fill station. I meant: no gas at all for the bike, no essence, no benzine, no gasoline, no nothing. Just diesel all the way. Diesel and sand. Not good for filling the bing carburators with.

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Happy ending. Now in Dakar. Very polluted city.

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I am going to solve custom problems to keep here the bike. If I find out a solution, I will post it on the Subsaharan forum.
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If you can't sort parking in Senegal, maybe try Gambia: http://www.horizonsunlimited.com/hub...t-africa-43013
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Hi, Chris. Thanks for the link. I ve seen you tried what I am trying now, doing the long trip part by part. Where is your bike now? Did you give up about riding Timbuktu?

I am going to ask about the route to Timbuktu in subsaharian forum.
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Hi, Chris. Thanks for the link. I ve seen you tried what I am trying now, doing the long trip part by part. Where is your bike now? Did you give up about riding Timbuktu?

I am going to ask about the route to Timbuktu in subsaharian forum.
Hi Miguel
I added a reply to the same question in post #12 of the above link. The bike's back in Spain and is going to Russia next year. West/Sahel Africa currently holds no further interest for me.

Hope you have your parking sorted.
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Hi, Chris. I was in Russia last year on my way to Kazkahstan. Too much corruption and angry people. Central Asia was much better.

HEADING EAST...: WELCOME ASIA

When you are in Spain, if you stay in Madrid, send me a private msg and we can chat about Russia and some words you´d better know. I have place for long distance bikers.

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Hi, Chris. I was in Russia last year on my way to Kazkahstan. Too much corruption and angry people. Central Asia was much better.

HEADING EAST...: WELCOME ASIA

When you are in Spain, if you stay in Madrid, send me a private msg and we can chat about Russia and some words you´d better know. I have place for long distance bikers.

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Hi Miquel
I plan to ride the bike from La Linea to my parents' house in Germany in October. Will get in touch then.
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