Second time i quit my job and head off for a "Motopacking" trip.Currently in Vietnam.

[patcam]

Name is Patrick. Canadian. Light/heavy duty mechanic by trade. 29 yrs old.
Did a 4 month trip in 2015 with a Guatemalan XTZ125 and 38l a backpack. Rode from Guatemala to Panama and left bike in Panama. Got hooked! Currently in Hanoi, Vietnam. Started in Thailand with a KLX150. Went through north thailand and Laos. Got denied at the Vietnam border, so I sold bike in Laos and bought a 03 Suzuki Djebel xc 250 a few days ago in Hanoi. Going to take the bike as far as i am able. Any advice here is appreciated as I did not do much research as far as picking possible future destinations or routes. That being said, getting somewhat comfortable here.

Safe Travels!

P.C

Instagram: mtopkn_pc

[raj.k.john]

hi there, I am 44 years old Malaysian male rider. I wonder if you are interested to travel with me in Peninsula Malaysia. Followings are my style of travelling. I am travelling with a mix bread dog name, Paapi. My mode of transport is midium range cub 110cc, Modenas Kristar 2004.




I only take old street or kampung roads to travel from place to place, I mostly avoid cites, so my riding speed is typically between 30kmh and 50kmh. Dailly travelling range us about 80km to 120km. I travel follow a directions but have no plan for any particular destinations in general, so if you have a destination or wanted to see something, I can bring you there.



I sleep in a tent and most of time in a jungle "Hutan Lipur", other times nice under the hut camping site and sometimes in a cemetary, but never in a paid accommodation.





For food wise, I cook my own food, buy raw foods over the market and cook. Paapi eats chicken almost everyday, quater cooked chicken. I carry my own cooking sets with me because I don't eat from food stalls.





So, if your travelling lifestyle matches mine, let me know, may be we can travel together. I can show you the real beauty of Malaysia.










Best Regards,
Paapi The Travelling Dog.





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