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Thanks a lot Klausmong for your quick reply.
I've planned 12 days from Mongolia border post to Volgograd.
Then we will head to Georgia and Turkey but I've already donethis route.
About Ukraine, my question is about security issues to cross country and borders as well.
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Definitely no security issues.

I did it 3 month ago, no problem, as long you dont want to get to Luhansk or Charkiv :-)

only thing, the Ukrainian border guards are korrupt.
Russians very correct, and Ukrainians did not let me in the border zone without bribe....
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Lamande,

Got following bikes available in UB
1. Transalp 1993 -2500$usd (UB)
2. Transalp 1991 -2300$usd (BayanUlgi)
3. 1992 Afrika Twin 2500$ (UB)
4. 2002 BMW GS 650 Dakar large tank $2500
5. Yamaha Tenere 2008 $4000 (UB)
6. Yamaha Tenere 2009 $4000 (UB)
7. Suzuki Freewind 2002 $2000 (Bayan Ulgi)
8. Yamaha XTZ 660 2006 $3500 (UB)

Got few more Suzuki DR 650's as well
if you wanna take a look at the pics pls send me an e-mail goldensq@gmail.com
Got wrecked 1993 Transalp as well so got plenty of spare parts for Transalp.
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" did it 3 month ago, no problem, as long you dont want to get to Luhansk or Charkiv :-)
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It's not on my plan!
So in your opinion, the better road across Ukraine from Russia to Romania is?

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Roads in Ukraine are sometimes very bad.

This year I went from Romania ( over Moldavia ) in the danube area to Odessa.
Sometimes very bad roads in Ukraine.

And back comeing from Kursk to Ukraine, then Kiev and Lviv and Poland.
This road was mostly ok
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Thanks again!

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off road tires
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that's interesting to ear that we can find tires in west mongolia ! do you think your business will work next year ?
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Hi Klaus,

What bike did you take on the route from Mongolia to Austria (kms, was it mostly through Russia, or did you go through the stans?)

I'm also thinking about taking my bike here across Mongolia and going up into Russia next summer, down into the stans, and then to the caucuses, and am wondering if a 150-250 cc bike would be capable to get through those mountainous regions. Also, is it safe to navigate Russia with a smaller bike that would not be able to spend most of the time on the highway?

Thanks for the amount of information you post on this thread.
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Yes, you see always people ridding 150-250cc bikes.

I rode to iran, usbekistan, Tajikiszan, Kirgstan , kasachstan, Mongoli and back over Russia.

I did it with a Transalp.

You see the locals ride with this small bikes.
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Hello,

No recent messages on this post but i try..
I plan to ride from Mongolia to France on August 2022. The idea is to send my bike to Mongolia with LOXX Pan Europea services. Once there, we will have a 2 weeks trip inside Mongolia with friends that will rent bikes at Cheke -Tour (already went there, it works well). Then friends will return by plane and i will return by road .
My question is about the timing: Do you think realistic to make the trip in 3 weeks ? Mongolia - Russia - Ukraine - Hungary - Austria - Switzerland - France

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My question is about the timing: Do you think realistic to make the trip in 3 weeks ? Mongolia - Russia - Ukraine - Hungary - Austria - Switzerland - France

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Serge
Yes, it is realistic.

You need to ride a lot, but its up to you.

I did that 3 times in 2 weeks from Ulaanbaatar to Vienna
I always run out of time at the end

I used to start early, take brakes, did photo stops and still got a lot of milage at the evening done.

One time I did it in 10,5 riding days to Vienna.
I had an accident in Mongolia and lost time.
And I needed to be back on work on the 1st of September....
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