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London to Vladivostok - leave July/August '17

Hello there,

Anyone planning headed this way this some, either in part or in total? Am considering a circa 3 month trip headed from Russia through Kaz to Uzbek then across to Tajikistan and the Pamir before cutting north back to go to Ulan Bator and beyond.

I wouldn't have masses of time but equally don't want to rush and spend loads of time on highways - want to do some good exploring. Av of 150km - 170km a day, covering 14,000 - 16,000km in total.

Doing it on a £30 / day budget so (wild) camping, minimal restaurants and hotels/hostels.

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Yes, I'm doing a similar route to Ulaanbaatar but leaving end of May. Heading to Volgograd and then taking a fairly off road route. Will be doing 150-200 miles per day.
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Yes, I'm doing a similar route to Ulaanbaatar but leaving end of May. Heading to Volgograd and then taking a fairly off road route. Will be doing 150-200 miles per day.
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Hi, myself and one other have provisionally planed to meet in Moscow around 7th of June to go Kaz, Mongolia and on to Vladivostock. Is this too early for you ?
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Hi, myself and one other have provisionally planed to meet in Moscow around 7th of June to go Kaz, Mongolia and on to Vladivostock. Is this too late for you ?
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Hey mate,

I will be starting from Vladivostok, through Monglia and then in KZ and a loop of the Stans

I expect to cross Mongolia in July and the Stans over Aug/Sept

Might be able to link up around there?

Email me on ar.tm AT hotmail.com if you would like to try and arrange something
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Same route

Hey guys, I am also thinking about the same thing. I am living in New Zealand atm but going to be heading back to UK in May/June and picking up my TTR600 and heading east would be great to share some ideas.

Look me up on facebook if you are keen... George Guille

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This is my approximate route. I will be leaving on the 17th May and will be mainly off road from Kazakhstan onwards. Riding a 690 Enduro.

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Hammertime,
Will be on a similar route but via Iran, about the same time.
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Landing in Germany from Canada on May 1st and starting to head east. Hope to see you on our travels
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I am also heading the same direction,starting from Germany in May,via Iran,the Stans and then further east.

Riding a BMW Dakar and plan to do camping and couchsurfing most of the trip if possible.

Would be great to meet up you guys somewhere and share the road for some time!
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Hi guys,

My name is Alex, I am from Russia, Moscow. We do motorcycle tours and bike rental in Moscow. We are going to go Trans-Siberian tour in a group of 4-6 bikes starting from Moscow in the 1st of June and then one more tour in the 20th of July.

I think you are not interested in group tours, but we can meet for a glass of in Moscow in June. May be we will meet with some of you during the trip.

Here is our web site - https://rusmototravel.com/.

You can see how we plan Trans-Siberian tour there - https://rusmototravel.com/tours/tran...cles-10-000-km

If you will have any questions or need any help don't hesitate to ask.

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Greetings everyone.

We (2 riders, DR650 and Tenere) will leave Belgium on May 7th. We'll do the Stans, mainly for Pamir, Zorkul, Bartang, ... between mid june and mid july. Going there via Turkey - Georgia - Russia - Kazakhstan - Uzbekistan.
Mostly camping or cheap hostels when available. The route has as many off-tarmac trails as we can find.
I've been in contact with some of you already. If you see an opportunity to join forces for some parts of the trip, send me a note please.

We plan to do roughly 300Km/day. Early start of day, early to bed. Avoiding cities and populated areas. Endpoint for us is Bishkek, from where we fly back home.

Happy to discuss plans, share tracks, learn from others

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