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Hello again Marty
I saw that you move the crossing into China mid May17. That looks fine for my initial plans too.
As you saw in my earlier post, we rode to ShangriLa with 7 bikes in total.
As your list is growing, do you have a max number of vehicles in mind?
Edit: I saw you wrote 8-10 vehicles. I think that's a good number and you can count at least 2 vehicles from my end.
We keep in touch.
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Hello Pascal Petra and Mattia. Welcome!
@Pascal: Both sounds like good plans. There are still some seven months to go and we already have quite a contact list.
Right now I would bet we bring a group of at least six together (4 bikes, 1 4x4), which would drop the price as low as 2.5k US per bike and around 5k US per car (IF the guide can drive in the car). Right now it looks like we’re crossing into China mid May 2017. I’ll keep you posted. Let’s keep in touch!
@Petra and Mattia. Nice! Hoi zäme!
Geiler Trip! Was den für ein Wohnmobil? Hätte da noch ein Guide drin Platz? Dann sinken Eure genannten Kosten gleich auf 50%, wenn wir noch weitere Motorradfahrer finden könnten. (Preise müsste mann zur Sicherheit aber noch bei Tibetmoto anfragen)
Also für den Iran braucht ihr sicher ein Carnet. Ich hab das auch noch nicht gemacht, werde das aber über den TCS machen, kostet CHF330.- für Nichtmitglieder. Da wir sehr billige Bikes fahren werden wir nur den Mindestbetrag von CHF3k hinterlegen müssen. Den Antrag kannst du online machen, dann einzahlen und fertig. Scheint recht unkompliziert. Hier der Link:
https://www.tcs.ch/de/camping-reisen...gdokumente.php
Hoffe das hilft.
Lass uns in Kontakt bleiben, ich informiere auf diesem Kanal bei News.
Gruss
martin
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20 Sep 2016
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Hello Asidsoul
I think 8-10 would be the absolute maximum. Larger groups tend to be hard to handle. Too many different interests, too many stops, hard to find watering hole space and so on...
My favourite group would consist of 4 more bikes and one 4x4 or camper van or whatever where the guide could find place.
It would be great to have you with us!
cheers
marty
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10 Dec 2016
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Hello everyone
We're by now a group of thee, anyone fancy to join us on this endeavour?
(we have cookies)
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marty
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12 Dec 2016
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Hi,
I'm also planning a trip in China but with my car (and another one with my friends), spring 2017.
We have contacted several agencies for this and my question is:
- which agency did you choose?
Thanks for your reply.
RR.
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12 Dec 2016
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Hi RoRo
I went with www.Tibetmoto.de we haven't booked yet.
When do you plan to cross China and from where to where? We are looking for a car to join our group!
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13 Dec 2016
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Hi Marty,
Thanks for your reply.
We are only doing a loop (Xinjiang) during 13 days from Kirg to Kirg.
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13 Dec 2016
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Hi Martin and everyone!
We are a couple of french. We are planing to cross China at the end of May 2017, but we are flexibles, from Mongolia to Laos. Whenever, we want absolutely cross Mongolia and not Kyrgyzstan. So, how can we join us?
We have a 4x4 and we have already a chinese agency : Chengdu Greatway. We have planed the route during 16 days.
I can send you the quotation if you want.
Cheers,
Chan and Moy
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15 Dec 2016
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am I late to the party?
would also like to join your group from either Khyrgistan or Kazakhstan to Laos.
I will be traveling with the new AfricaTwin, also from Switzerland
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19 Dec 2016
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Hello Chanmoy et Doomi
Welcome!
No one is late to party
We would absolutely prefer the Tibet route entering Kirgizstan exit Laos. The additional Tibet permit is about 400$ extra per vehicle. And the route is supposed to be stunning. I drove half of it in 2009 and it blew my mind.
But if our existing group of three will not find any other buddies and you would stick to your Mongolia entry we could think of a similar route entering Kazakhstan. Mongolia I think would be very off plan for us but not impossible.
If the both of you would join, we would roughly be at 2800$ per Bike and 4000$ for the car for a 30 day crossing. But compensations for hosting the guide in the car can surely be arranged.
As well as shortening up the trip to 25 or even less days. Although this will not have a drastic impact on the price if our group consists of potential four bikes and one car.
Let me know what you think.
Kind Regards
Martin
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26 Dec 2016
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Hi Martin,
We have a little bit changed our plan. We will cross China in june 2017 for around 30 days, from Kazakstan-Kirghistan to Laos.
An another car will join us for sure, a couple of french.
We have already checked with the chinese agency Chengdu Greatway because it is the cheaper. For 29 days, it costs 7471€ for 2 cars, 8449€ dor 3 cars, 9328€ for 4 cars, 10330€ for 5 cars. What do you think about it? We can send you the quotation by mail.
We keep in touch,
Cheers,
Chan and Moy
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27 Jan 2017
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Hello everyone
We connected to a large group of total 12 participants. four Aftica Twins and four 4x4. Entering from Kasachstan mid June and exit Laos mid July.
Due to the size of the group we decided to colse it.
Thanks HUBBers for all your help!
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27 Jan 2017
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Hi Marty!
What's up? Where are you now?
Concerning our group, in fact we are 14 persons! Cécile and Pierre are the latest arrivals!
See you in June!
Cheers,
Chan and Moy
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china-laos overland sept 17
i am urgently looking for fellow overlanders to laos border to share the price for transiting china. i am already in contact to some agencies and i have specific offers. the easiest way to contact me is: whats app, number:+4369916087140.
i am already in kirgistan, driving a toyota hiace 4x4, did already pamir highway.
pleas answer soon
thomas list from liechtenstein
p.s. i also have 2 free seats in my car!
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Hi guys I’m very interested in your trip, where you setting off from?
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