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Photo by Alessio Corradini, on the Salar de Uyuni, Bolivia, of two locals

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Photo by Alessio Corradini,
on the Salar de Uyuni, Bolivia,
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Best motorbike route through Poland , Latvia , Lithuania, Estonia and Russia

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What is the best Route in those counties .interested in some famous sight seeing. Nature good roads for motorbikes. And of course some off roading (heavy loaded bike like Africa twin )
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I can only comment on Poland; I've not yet been to the others. For me, Southern Poland was the more picturesque. Depending on what you'd like to see, Aushwitz is definitely worth a visit. Not a nice place to see, but an important one. Although I never went that far south, the southern boarder is supposed to be picturesque. I liked Krakov as well. I spent a great day just wandering around and looking at the sites. The other place I found to be very interesting to visit was Gdansk in the north. Lots of history with the docks. It was more interesting than I 'm making that sound! I didn't 't do any off roading, but I never travelled on what I would call a motorway either. The further north I got, the more the scenery seemed to become a little more bland. But hey, that happens everywhere at some point! I really enjoyed the country, and I never once saw another ''"Western"' biker. The whole trip was quite an experience!
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Hi,

I will be travelling this area in July/August. Except I won't have time to reach Russia.

I also wish to visit Gdansk.

Look forward to any info
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Hi,

I will be travelling this area in July/August. Except I won't have time to reach Russia.

I also wish to visit Gdansk.

Look forward to any info
perhaps we can meet up lets be in touch ..... still looking for a bike though and it is so hard to find ,,,,,,
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HI rode round poland quite a lot, best part is south west corner by the border of Slovakia , tatras mountains etc , if your in krakow the salt mines are worth a visit , Wraclaw old town is nice , heading up to Lithuanian border the area around Olsztyn is all lakes and a nice place , Hitlers Wolfs lair is not to far away

Lithuania is a nice country , Latvia is very poor, Russia Is Russia !!!! i will be riding from Estonia back to the uk second week in July, so may be chance of a meet up

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perhaps we can meet up lets be in touch ..... still looking for a bike though and it is so hard to find ,,,,,,
Cool, you can let me know, good luck with the bike
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Hi guys

In a few days I'll finish rebuilding Honda Transalp 600 from 99 and I plan to sell it - of course I'm open for bike swap too. If You are interested in please fell free to contact with me wilq(dot)bb(at)gmail(dot)com
Bike parks 100 km from Krakow or Katowice airport (in Bielsko-Biala)
Also You can take a look on my blog Honda Transalp i Africa Twin - czyli podróże małe i duże - there are lots of photos from my polish bike trips (blog is in polish but picture speaks for it self).
I'm able to help You with planning the trip in my country - it's relay worth to visit.
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HI rode round poland quite a lot, best part is south west corner by the border of Slovakia , tatras mountains etc , if your in krakow the salt mines are worth a visit , Wraclaw old town is nice , heading up to Lithuanian border the area around Olsztyn is all lakes and a nice place , Hitlers Wolfs lair is not to far away

Lithuania is a nice country , Latvia is very poor, Russia Is Russia !!!! i will be riding from Estonia back to the uk second week in July, so may be chance of a meet up

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lets be in touch and hope to meet up some where .....
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