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Vladivostok - Europe - We like to have infos
Dear travellers
has somebody of you informations about travelling with motorbikes from Vladivostok to europe?
We have to be in Germany in the beginning of July 2007, but we don't want to fly home from New Zealand.
But we think, the time is a little bit short to do the whole trip, so we thiunk about flying our bikes to russia, a little bit closer to europe and then drive home.
Greetings from Lahore in Pakistan
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Ralf & Eva
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around the world on 2 motorcycles
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http://www.Motorradnomaden.de
around the world on 2 motorbikes
The homepage has a translation service!!
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Hi there!
I was driving in 2004 from switzerland to vladivostok, and it was just great. If you have to be in germany in july, you should start about two months before in vladivostok. But in may the weather is afaik quite unpredictable... Feel free to contact me on my e-mail adress (in german :-)!
Cheers
Marco
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Hi Marco,
thanx for your help.
But your link is not working!!
Greetings from Islamabad in Pakistan
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Best wishes
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Ralf & Eva
http://www.Motorradnomaden.de
around the world on 2 motorcycles
The homepage has a translation service!!
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around the world on 2 motorbikes
The homepage has a translation service!!
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Hi Ralf and Eva,
Last summer I rode from Vladivostok to Germany. I spent 28 days in Russia, 21 of them actually riding, covering just over 6900 miles. I've posted a day by day journal of the Russian portion of the trip on my website www.rtwrider.net and you might find some useful information there.
Hope this helps.
Mike
Idaho
[This message has been edited by liketoride2 (edited 15 February 2006).]
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Hi, you can get information from Lars who did it last October.
His webpage is www.larsontheroad.com
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