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11 Oct 2012
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Ok, chris, my wrong. Question is for you. My english is not perfect, sorry.
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14 Oct 2012
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Sound so nice chris,,,,it's gonna be lot of 'fun' route !!! Cheers !!!
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vitim bridge
When in Siberia doing the Bam last year, in the town of Taximo, there were rumours that the leaders of the town were thinking of taking the bridge down and selling it for scrap. I dont know if its still there.!
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Ok, chris, my wrong. Question is for you. My english is not perfect, sorry.
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I haven't looked at flight/ bike freight yet. I'll think about those early next year.
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15 Oct 2012
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I want in! :)
Hey all, I will be Wintering in Georgia then heading into the 'Stan countries to get into Russia. I would love to travel with people once in Russia to do the summer road and/or the road of bones. I was not planning on doing these routes alone.. but.. with a group, I'm all in!
I'm on a KTM 690. As of right now, I am 6 months, 35,000 km into my RTW.
Cheers 
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Hi Chris,
been following your "between cliff and wet place" RR on ADVrider with interest. Amazing places and sceneries.
After having ridden most of the Arabian countries here, I've been wanting to go central and explore Mongolia/Russia and the 'Stan countries. Work commitments mean i'lll never be able to take 4-6months off to ride all those countries. So i think this kind of a plan (ship your bike and ride only 1-2 countries) fits my meagre 1-1.5months vacation allowance well.
If there is still room for another one, i'd be interested in joining up for the ride. My biggest issue would be shipping my bike from (and back to) UAE to UB. Will need to find an economical/reliable way of doing that.
cheers
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Hey guys and howdy Noah, hows the snowboarding going just came in to Horizons to have a look at a few things and came across this thread ill be over in that neck of the woods at the same time but ill be two up probably, I picked up a little Polish hitchhiker for awhile so she might be with me dont know how thats going to go but shit she can walk if the roads bad enough it will do her good keep her ass trim lol
We leave bucharest and going to ride that road in Romania just north west of there then im heading down to Turkey Cappodoccia over to Armenia Georgia then takign the ferry from azerbaijan to Kazakstan and mucking around there for awhile in the stans as I head to Mongolia and across east
Havent decided where to from there but either asia or the states but ill leave that for now its 8 months away
Anyway keep in touch, cheers guys
Sheldon www.rideforsmiles.com
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Hi guys,
I am still planning to ride the OSR this summer and maybe the western bam.
I will be in Ulan Bator in Mid July and will have 4 weeks.
I am thinking about selling my KTM 640 Adventure 04 fully equiped in Magadan or Vladivostok or Ulan Batar. Of course It would make more sense for me to sell it in Magadan, so I can then directly fly.
Is anyone at the same periode as me there? I haven't booked my flights so I am more or less flexible, but can't leave Switzerland before 8th of July bu ideally around 12-14 july would like to fly to UB.
I would like to get a few advices from the guys that already did it, would yo do it alone?
And then if anyone interested to pick up my bike in Magadan, please contact me.
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Hi Zimi,
I am still in if we can match our dates...
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11 Jun 2013
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Chris (or anyone else who knows!), do you know whether the border at Kyakhta (between Ulan Baator and Ulan Ude) is open on weekends or not? I've only got two weeks off work, so need to get the timing right so I'm not sitting at the border for two days on each end!
Somewhere I thought I read that it was not, but I can't find anything on this site. I've looked at the Russian border guards' website, but it is not very clear, so I'm hoping for confirmation from someone who has been there (or who has spoken with someone who has been there...).
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