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Looking for company to go east.Planing to go east may/june next year.
Fr Sweden-turkey- Iran-The Stans- Mongolia- Vladivostock. From there maybe Japan or Korea. Open for everything.
Also Looking for the possibility to go to North Korea fr the Russian side.
After that Vietnamn- Thailand- Australia and--------
2 months or 2 years ??? Who nows........
Plan to ride my Gs1200. Been with me on the Fr Alaska-Ushuia and many more places
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Looking for company to go east.Planing to go east may/june next year.
Fr Sweden-turkey- Iran-The Stans- Mongolia- Vladivostock. From there maybe Japan or Korea. Open for everything.
Also Looking for the possibility to go to North Korea fr the Russian side.
After that Vietnamn- Thailand- Australia and--------
2 months or 2 years ??? Who nows........
Plan to ride my Gs1200. Been with me on the Fr Alaska-Ushuia and many more places
Hi I'm not a company, I'm just some one looking to ride my bike across far places and back, you are welcome to join me if you like to do that.
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I've got a plan, the plan is not to have a plan, only things I need in place is visas for 2016 to enter Russia and a few other country's, I'm looking at leaving England mid June heading to Greece, from there head to Turkey, Georgia, Russia, Kazakhstan, russia, Mongolia, Russia, like to do road of bones if that's possible the cargo boat to Vladivostok, or maybe straight to Vladivostok.

This is where I'm not to sure, organise transport from here to Canada, I can take a ferry to Korea then fly to anchorage with the bike, or have the bike shipped to Canada, depends on how long this all takes, I would be happy to share a container with others, I think I would be in Vladivostok sometime in August, from there ride the bike to New York and leave the bike there with friends fly back to England, then in 2017 come back and do the tat, or do the tat in 2016, loads to think about,

I'm thinking the xt 600 for the job with the bigger plastic tank, I've got wolfman soft luggage, I've also got bmw adventure panniers that I can adapt the racks to fit the xt, I need to think this out a little bit,

I'll be interested to know if anyone from the forum is planning to do this in 2016 about the same time, possibly be interested doing some of this route with me, I'm planning most of the trip across Russia will be camping, then from there I will work on things, the likely hood is I will mix it up a bit if I cross the pond.
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Will be doing the same trip in 2016. Shipping my bike to Europe this September and will leave it in northern Italy to resume next Spring. My plan is the same as yours; ride to Vladivostok and ship my bike back to North America. I'll be riding with hard luggage and full camping gear. If you haven't changed plans, lets get in contact.

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Hi,

Will be doing the same trip in 2016. Shipping my bike to Europe this September and will leave it in northern Italy to resume next Spring. My plan is the same as yours; ride to Vladivostok and ship my bike back to North America. I'll be riding with hard luggage and full camping gear. If you haven't changed plans, lets get in contact.

Ray
Hi Ray
I've started sorting routes and getting thing in place for next year, can't come round quick enough, camping is a must I love it, I will be traveling with soft luggage wolfman stuff, I'm on a 1985 xt600 tenere, the tank range is about 500 miles, it's the 30ltr tank, The route I've got on my garin so fare is taking me though Italy, Croatia, Bosnia, Montenegro, Albania, Greece, Turkey, Georgia, Azerbaijan, ferry to Turkmenistan, Uzbekistan, Kyrgyzstan, Kazakhstan, Russia, Mongolia, Russia to Vladivostok, ferry to South Korea, then ether fly me and bike to Vancouver, or ship bike depends on how long it takes to ship bike, travel down the coast into USA to start the trans American trail. That's a rough sort of plan upto now, can anyone see any problems that I might encounter with this route apart from the South Korea bit I'll pm you ray maybe have a chat
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Hi Owen,

Should be in your part of the world by mid / late May 2016. Will make contact when I am closer. I also have a school friend who lives in Kelowna
and he rides a Cruiser. Hope to stay with him for at least one night.
Ride safe.
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Hi Owen,

Should be in your part of the world by mid / late May 2016. Will make contact when I am closer. I also have a school friend who lives in Kelowna
and he rides a Cruiser. Hope to stay with him for at least one night.
Ride safe.
G
I'm planing on leaving about 1st week in May, I'll be stopping off in Greece, corfu, for two weeks as I'm getting married, while in corfu I'll be doing some modifications to my xt to prepare for the long hall.
My bike is now striped and off to the powder coaters, I'm rebuilding two engines one as a back up in case I need to have it sent out to me,,,touch wood,,,
Now that I've got my route sorted I can now plan visas,
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hi Lowrider,
I'm planning my trip along the same lines as you.
I'm on a 2009 tenere 660. just getting it all rigged out with sat nav, lights, engine protection etc.
I'm waiting on the sale of my house then I'm free to go with no return date.

I'm based in East Yorkshire mate so would be easy to meet and discuss some plans.
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Tat 2016

hi I am doing TAT 2016 may-june Hans from salzburg
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hi I am doing TAT 2016 may-june Hans from salzburg
Hello hans that's about the best time, I'm starting on the west coast and wouldn't get there till at least August I think you will be Finnish before I start
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That would be nice fella, I'll drop you a line near the time
if you guys are in Nova Scotia after mid-April or so I should be back from my Mexico/Cuba trip and would be able to extend some hospitality. I'm at larrynunavut at hotmail dot com

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oh yeah, and I will be here in Nova Scotia another couple weeks till early Oct. before heading for Ontario, then Chicago, then Colorado, Utah, Arizona...
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oh yeah, and I will be here in Nova Scotia another couple weeks till early Oct. before heading for Ontario, then Chicago, then Colorado, Utah, Arizona...
That's nice of you Larry, October will more than likely be my time frame
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I'm in Manchester, currently out of country, but want to drop things late Spring for a big trip. I thought I'd register interest, sounds like a great plan! Not sure how much commitment I can make right now due to work etc.

Also on an XT, although a XT660Z '08.
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Hi lankyrider I'm leaving may 2016 I'll be sorting my visas out early March so hopefully you should know by then what's your definite plans.
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