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rtw september 2010
Hi,
Im planning a RTW trip Europe, Scandanavia, Eastern Europe, turkey, iran, stans, china, mongolia, north, central and south america leaving in September 2010, 12-18months.
anyone interested
Thanks
MAtt
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13 Jun 2009
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part way only
Hi Matt
I may have left buy the time you want to leave but if I aint for any reason I might be up for tagging along part way, say as far as China, I am looking to do a lot of the journey off road so if this fits in with your plans let me know,
I will hopefully be in Ripley this weekend if your about give me a shout.
Best of luck wozza
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hey!
My girldfriend and I are planning a RTW starting september 2010. 2up on a KLR 650. we live in chile SA, we are planing to go from santiago to the north of brasil to cross the atlantic on a ship to dakar maybe, Im not shire of the route yet, but from there to japan going north of africa, middle east, india, china, japan and way back to mongolia, russia, europe, crossing on a ship to USA and go south again. all this are can change very much, Im still seeking the best route, times of the year, finding funds, etc etc.
PM me for more direct conversation, sorry, my english sucks
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Next one please!
Hi folks! Starting to let ideas change to plans for next year. Would like to head over to China and tour there before heading on into the rest of Asia. Will either be on my trusty KLR or new F800GS, so as much off road as possible. Last trip was Americas ( http://www.horizonsunlimited.com/tstories/caiandles/), 16,000 miles ending at Panama. Done that one alone, company might be nice to start the next one .
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Hi all!!
Me and my wifey are leaving next year for a RTW starting may but if the funds don't pan out it might be a little later. Our route is:
Leaving europe through Turkey- Iran - Pakistan - India - down to Australia through Thailand Malesia Laos etc. - from OZ to South america - Central America and the USA - Europe.
Will keep you informed when closer to the date. It seems as if there could be a nice bunch of folks for at least a part of the trip GREAT!
Hope to see you all in Ripley!
Stay safe!
Gosia and Andy
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Quote:
Originally Posted by AndyWx
Hi all!!
Me and my wifey are leaving next year for a RTW starting may but if the funds don't pan out it might be a little later. Our route is:
Leaving europe through Turkey- Iran - Pakistan - India - down to Australia through Thailand Malesia Laos etc. - from OZ to South america - Central America and the USA - Europe.
Will keep you informed when closer to the date. It seems as if there could be a nice bunch of folks for at least a part of the trip GREAT!
Hope to see you all in Ripley!
Stay safe!
Gosia and Andy
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Hi!
if you start on may, maybe you are in South america on september and we would go north together, I don't know wich route we will do, but start from santiago, visiting brazil and go north is one of the posibilities (but with a very low budget)
bye!
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Hope to meet some of you on the road somewhere.
My wife and I are also planning on leaving next year, heading south down the america's, flying to africa, then heading north to europe - funds permitting, then east.
Ride safe
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Hi everybody, sorry i havent bee on here for a while and didnt realise people had replied, so a nice surprise! it's all about saving money and choosing the right bike for me at the moment- i'm tied between spending going bit and spending probably too much money or getting something more practical! looked at a tenere over the weekend but it didnt feel as solid as id like!
The trip is still on, just booked into a maintenance class starting this september so thats going to be a massive help. planning to get my tefl in the next couple of months so i can stop off and teach english once the funds run dry. hopefully i can meet up with some of you along the way- it's going to be epic!
Matt
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shard advices
Hello
we arefrom chil as well, we should keep in touch! te parece?
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