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it is no problem, but i am now very busy, I can help you next year from february
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hi!
i'm also going south Poland, Slovakia, Czech Republik july/august 2006, any chance we could all hook up somewhere in Slovakia for a camp, some 'dessert riding' and some wodka drinking? ;-)
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Hi Wheelspin,
By now you experienced this area. We are planning, three people, to go from Munich, Prague, to Cracow and then East towards Ukraine. Coming back perhaps on the Southern part of Carpatian range. Any tips?
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Hi - Sorry, haven't checked this board for a while. I went from Krakow in to Slovakia, so I didn't touch the Ukrainian border until Northern Romania. Sounds like you will be going straight from Poland in to Ukraine ? I didn't enter Ukraine due to time and visa costs / hassle - but it has a very bad rep. Sounds like the only bit I could comment on is Krakow - what do you want to know ? The safe and sensible route is probably the one I took - Slovakia and Romania are very attractive. Northern Hungary is very boring - head straight to the Budapest area and have some fun for a few days. If you wanted to skip in to Ukraine just for a peep, you could still do it on that route.
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Originally posted by rrolek:
Hi Marexxx
Hi Marexxx
I am Robert form Oslo,Norway. I am gonna visit (holliday)Gdansk for 3-4 days and i vonder if you can help me to find a company that rent out motorbikes ?
I would be grateful if you can provide any contact info or company names.
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Robert Blomberg
You write about offroad traweling in Slovakia.
I think obout visut Slovakia in 2006 in my travel accross Uktaina-Rumania-Slovakia. I prefer offroad riding only. What looks slovakian's regulations. Is posibile travel across country, using only unpaved forest/mountain rouads, track ect?
Can you sugest best regions for soft/hard enduro traveling for 3-5 days visut only. Maybe exist any "libabry" offroad tracks/roads in Slovakia?
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Two motorcyclists will be going from Cracow though Southern Poland to Western Ukraine, Northern Romania to Slovakia and Germany, starting May 21, ending June 15thin Munich.
Anybody wants to join?
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