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Old 26 May 2014
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We are in Chelasiborsk heading East. Should be in Omsk and Baikal, Ulaan Ude this June. If anyone is near us soon then the trip to Ulaan Bataar could be together.
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Fritz,

I'm right behind you man! Currently in Dogubayazit and gonna be heading to Tbilisi via Kars, but I won't be there until the 30th. Will you have left by then?

From there I'm heading north into Russia and Kazakhstan, but my Tajik visa starts on 10th June, so hooking up with you and whoever in Samarkand would be great.

Looks like there's a lot of bikes heading east this year...

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Byron - cool man, I reckon highly likely we'll cross paths. I'm in eastern Turkey and about to head north to Georgia and on to Russia and Kazakhstan. What are your plans?
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Byron - cool man, I reckon highly likely we'll cross paths. I'm in eastern Turkey and about to head north to Georgia and on to Russia and Kazakhstan. What are your plans?
Noel, Xerxes and Tom c are all in Tbilisi for a couple of days. Send me your email and i will add you to the email list if u want. Like that you will know who is where when and progress of each. Or contact Noel. His details are in this thread. He put a ssheet together with all our info, itinerary etc...

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Thanks Maria, email sent.
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Tbilisi - bike theft

Hi Guys,

Keep your eyes on your bikes in Tbilisi!!

One hungarian guy's KTM950ADv was stolen in Tbilisi some days ago. Bikes parked in front of the hotel, the owner forgot to lock the handlebar and one local "transportation manager" pushed the bike to a nearby dead end. Fortunatelly the owner noticed in the evening his bike missing. Called the police and the bike was found at night. Next morning at 11.am was closed the investigation and owner got back his KTM.
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Hey guys
I'm leaving Belgium on the 1st of June to get to Japan in Septemer.. Plan is to get to Turkey asap and start slowing down then... Georgia, Armenia, Iran, Stans, Russia, Mongolie, Russia again and then ferry to Japan.
Lets hope the weather clears a bit by the time I'm in the saddle :-)
Not planning on speeding up or slowing down too much just to ride together (as Fritz said: visas..) but who knows we meet!

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Hey Antonio

I'm going to japan on exactly same your route

I from kuwait and will start from dubai > iran > stans > russia > mongolia > russia > japan

where are you now ? maybe we can ride togahter
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