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aouch! sorry to hear about your woes
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My Bad, Its the South Africans
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Oz will challenge you like nowhere else, with its diverse riding conditions and its SUICIDAL wild life:taz:, so limit riding at dawn and twilight. As for Camels, in Oz we export these critters to the middle East, as we have millions running ferral in the outback. These minor things shouldn't turn you off, we do have lots of straight roads as well as all the twisty bits.:funmeteryes: See you soon Cheers from Oz. Chucky55 |
I second the Camino as a quick and cheap fix for post travel blues. I did it last year when I couldn't afford anything else, and had one of the best travel experiences of my life, and ended up spending nearly a year in Spain as a result. The camino is more than just a road - it shows you the way!
Unless of course you have a patella that is as wanderlusty as yourself. But if it's under control, I recommend it, as someone who had never travelled sans moto before! Birdy |
Ted If you a willing to hire then S/E can be cheap
Hire in Cambodia (cheap flights from Bangkok) I saw many decent large bikes, a few well kept and new 500s 650 yammies, hondas etc if you want big. Then after doing the rounds of Cambodia travel through Laos Cheap again and not much traffic , one of my favourite places to ride. There are three entries into Thailand you gotta get lucky at one. if not there is still plenty to see. Visas at most borders |
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