Around the world of forgotten explorers...
 

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Do you want to ship a bike from Malaysia to Indonesia? The movie.
 

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GREAT VIDEO, thx for sharing! We are just 2-5 weeks behind you guys, but we will do the Thai New Year here in Thailand!

If you are still with Lisa and Simon tell them a BIG HELLO from Kerstin and Sascha...

Have fun and a great ride!

Sascha and Kerstin

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Didn't understand a word said, but the mime and sound effects fill in nicely! Love the video and music, and the obvious joy of the traveller.
Keep on enjoying, and good luck. Stay safe.
MotoMike

Philippines. The movie. Because we discovered it.
 

Philippines I

Philippines I - YouTube

Philippines II
 

Loving your trip!
Great videos, thanks for sharing them.
Wishing you a safe journey!

Thanks for the excellent videos Miquel and congratulations for making it all the way!

We are planning to go the opposite direction, flying from Japan to the Phillipines and then riding the reverse of you route. We weren't sure it was possible but you have proven it is. :thumbup1:

Hi, Ekke! I am heading to Calgary next week and probably visit Dave Anderwerks, where we met 2 years ago. If planning going to the Philippines, we can talk about it.

Messing up around Alaska. Some movies and one grizzlie bear
 

Catching up with Tiffany Coates and making a presentation for the Hubb community in Vancouver.

World Tour on a BMW motorcycle. LAST DAY IN VANCOUVER - YouTube

Heading to Williams Lake and meeting a Big Monkey fan.

World Tour Trip on a BMW Motorcycle. Route to Alaska I - YouTube

First border: Hyder

World Tour on a BMW Motorcycle. Route to Alaska II - YouTube

Second border: Alcan.

Route to Alaska IV - YouTube

Soon, the third one: Poker Creek.

Thanks, mates. I know, Spanish is not an easy language, but the joy can be seemed an felt by any one who travels on a motorbike. :D

Yes, it is not porn, but fun enough :scooter:

Hi Miquel,

We left Calgary at the beginning of July on our trip. We are currently in Helsinki and going to cross Russia, Kazahkstan, Mongolia and China. Then we plan to go to South Korea and Japan before returning to Europe following a similar route to you over the Phillipines to India.

There are some great people in the Calgary HU Community if you want to contact them I'm sure they would love to meet you.

Have a great journey!

Hello, I'm a native Calgarian and live in the Phillipines for the past 30 yrs. I must warn you that if you happen to get into a problem here with customs you may be looking at a duty of 300% of what they think your bike is worth to import / export it.. just be aware.. Long nose tax is pretty steep here and if you do get nabbed expect to spend at least 2 weeks sorting it out.. some have been lucky but most have not and the bikes are sitting in the customs warehouse in Manila for many years awaiting payment before being released along with storage charges.. beer

Thanks for the tip, I will double check our carnet if we decide to there from Japan.

Ekke, just to let you know Carnet is not recognized here.. If you manage to get your bike here you would get off easily if they just required you to put a deposit down of what they think the bike is worth. Paying that may get your bike into the country but i doubt if you would ever see the money again.. The hard part is if they decided that you were trying to smuggle the bike into the country, then you will never see it again or expect it to be impounded and the process taking a minimum or 6 months to get it back again after paying a lot.. This is a great country to live in and ride in but so much smuggling and corruption going on that the customs have got very hard to deal with lately..I have 2 friends here who took a ride to Brunei and Malaysia (Miri) by putting their bikes on a small ferry to Sandakan. When they came back after 2 weeks their bikes were seized and until now are stuck in a Customs warehouse in Zamboanga. The ride was during Christmas 2011. The riders were Philippino's and all the haggling etc didn't help.. just be carefull..People claim they have done it, but a very small majority actually got away with it.. bier

This is interesting, and worrying info. I have a potential job offer in Cebu and have been considering working it into a big trip. Hmm.