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Old 15 Sep 2008
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I'm feeling left out now. Would consider a change to Dave by Deed Poll if it would help
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I'm feeling left out now. Would consider a change to Dave by Deed Poll if it would help
A very generous offer! How about you just become an honoury Dave?

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Guys, if you are touring the 'Stans you really should speak to David at Stantours ........

Seems appropriate ........
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London meet-up

I'm in London most of the time so could do weekdays or weekends, Andy can do Mondays or Thursdays - Dave (Darbya) is that any good for you? If so let's try and fix a date we can all make.

If anyone else wants to meet up further north send me a PM and we can sort something out.

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To Dave, Dave, Dave and Dave

Would love to met for a chat, could head down from ooooop North this weekend as am going to the BMF show at Peterborough, or Monday is good.

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Hi All

I am just a wee bit further up north so will give the meet a miss however I will keep in touch through the site. Hopefully once my visas, route and timescales are sorted nearer the time should be able to arrange the odd meet en route if OK.

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hi im another dave that is planing to ride my xt600e round the world next year and am trying to decide on which way to go and was liking the sound of this trip.1 thing thou is it worth going through iran ? visa/carna needs .im from the north west and if any one would like to meet a bit futher north it would be good to swap notes.i will need to travel cheep and camp a lot .a mondo enduro route would be cool
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Mondo Enduro

I have to agree Kito, Having just picked up Mondo Enduro off the shelf again its a real inspiration the way the guys tackled it. Its full of really useful tips as regards kit and route too. Would certainly be looking to follow much of the route they followed but maybe skipping Georgia in preference for the ferry from Turkey to Sochi.
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is it worth going through iran ? visa/carna needs .
A fair point. I was originally planning Georgia/Azerbaijan/Turkmenistan, and may well still do this route. An Iranian visa with support is around £110, against £55 for Azerbaijan. I'll be needing a carnet for later in the trip so personally this isn't a problem, but obviuosly its a major extra expense for someone who otherwise wouldn't need one.

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Would love to met for a chat, could head down from ooooop North this weekend as am going to the BMF show at Peterborough, or Monday is good.
Sounds good to me. Anyone else up for this?

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Which Route?

Dave(s)/Kev/Ollie/All

I’ve been following this thread with great interest. I am also planning to travel next year & trying to decide the best route. Like Kito I need to travel cheap & also enjoy the camping experience. I live “Up North- North Yorkshire” & would like to meet up to swap notes/ discuss pros & cons of different routes.
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I am good to meet up. I can do Peterborough on Monday? I just need to be back in Bath by 0800 on Tuesday.

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im working in the week but i am planing on going to the touratech travel meeting at the weekend .austin ov mondo enduro will be there and a good chance to use the bmw off road track. any one going
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I am good to meet up. I can do Peterborough on Monday? I just need to be back in Bath by 0800 on Tuesday.

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I could do London on Monday, but couldn't make it to Peterborough.

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im working in the week but i am planing on going to the touratech travel meeting at the weekend .austin ov mondo enduro will be there and a good chance to use the bmw off road track. any one going
Hi Dave

I'm hoping to go along to this myself, providing I can get time time off. I'll let you know. It'd be good to meet up.

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