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Russia, Khabarovsk,
I have traveled the Silk Road, and am still in Kazakhstan. I will go tomorrow from Omsk to Khabarovsk. I urgently need the address or an email address of the local motorcycle club. Can someone help me?
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Hartmut,
you are not going to travel from Omsk to Khabarovsk in one day, but you know that.
If you arrive in a new town in Russia, just ask a local biker for the clubhouse of the local motorcycle club, he will for sure take you there ... or stop at a bike shop and ask the people.
Sorry I cant give you any email addresses. In Khabarovsk ask for the Amur Lynx (Amur Luchse) ... the other names I dont remember anymore ... I am getting old ;-)
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Quote:
Originally Posted by mika
Hartmut,
you are not going to travel from Omsk to Khabarovsk in one day, but you know that.
If you arrive in a new town in Russia, just ask a local biker for the clubhouse of the local motorcycle club, he will for sure take you there ... or stop at a bike shop and ask the people.
Sorry I cant give you any email addresses. In Khabarovsk ask for the Amur Lynx (Amur Luchse) ... the other names I dont remember anymore ... I am getting old ;-)
Gruss
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Ulan Ude - Opposite Bike Club. (Near railway line, next to supermarket on south side)
Mogocha - Iron Angels. Just ride down the "main" street, they will find you.
Not sure about Khabarovsk, I had a contact there via Главная - Folks МС (Vlad based)
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Khabarovsk
Hi Mika,
thanks for tip, but i am older then you. I have visa for 30 days for 6000 km without stopover ulaan bataar. I hope i have luck still more. The tip for khabarovsk, i have from Bernd Kleine. He didnt reply for my last email for contact emal from the bikerclub. I have no phone Nr of him. So i ask biker on omsk. I have contact to a dealer north from Wladivostock, wich sell my heidenau tires. I will order the to khabarovsk, if i have a adress there.
hi Bruce,
thanks for tip.
Regards
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Originally Posted by harthel2011
Hi Mika,
thanks for tip, but i am older then you. I have visa for 30 days for 6000 km without stopover ulaan bataar. I hope i have luck still more. The tip for khabarovsk, i have from Bernd Kleine. He didnt reply for my last email for contact emal from the bikerclub. I have no phone Nr of him. So i ask biker on omsk. I have contact to a dealer north from Wladivostock, wich sell my heidenau tires. I will order the to khabarovsk, if i have a adress there.
hi Bruce,
thanks for tip.
Regards
Hartmut
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Say hello to Andrey when you get the tyres (I am guessing it will be him in Ussurisky :-) )
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"Lynx of Amur" this is oldest bike place in Khabarovsk. Many travelers know them. Friendly and useful place. Recommended.
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Omsk etc
Hartmut ...
Bernd sometimes has quite some stress
So, why not check his homepage, if you have the time and (internet) connection?
Maybe this is the one you need (???):
welt-tour.com - Russland 2
or use the main page:
welt-tour.com - Reisetagebuch Panamericana
There is lots of info there. And if or when you come to Japan, please let us know!!!
Gruesse von einem Ex-Solinger in die Nachbarschaft!!
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