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Took the Germany, Poland, Ukraine, Russia to the Russian/Mongolian border at Tsaanaguur route in july this year with a Yam 750 super ténéré / sidecar; it's a wonderful trip, so enjoy ! Most beautiful part was from Tsaganuur through the mountains to Ulaangom, around the lakes and not the main road .
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Took the Germany, Poland, Ukraine, Russia to the Russian/Mongolian border at Tsaanaguur route in july this year with a Yam 750 super ténéré / sidecar; it's a wonderful trip, so enjoy ! Most beautiful part was from Tsaganuur through the mountains to Ulaangom, around the lakes and not the main road .
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May have some questions for you if you don't mind.
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Hi Paul,
Andrew from Australia here.
Russell and I plan to do the London to Hong Kong route exactly (or near to it) that you are doing. However we are leaving in May 2011.
We arrive in the UK on the 14th May and will set out shortly thereafter after meeting all the rellies (wife is from the IOW). We are doing the ride to raise money for breast cancer.
Unsure if we can join up along the way, but would sure be fun. Plan to be in Hong Kong on July 14th or thereabouts. China proving very problemtatic and costly, so route may change (Turkey-Iraq-Pakistan-India-Nepal-Vietnam-Cambodia-Thailand-Malaysia-Singapore-Oz si the alternative).
Can you please keep me in the loop for your planning and dates.
Cheers,
Andrew
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Hi Paul,
Andrew from Australia here.
... Can you please keep me in the loop for your planning and dates.
Cheers,
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Hi Andrew
Certainly will. Even if we don't meet up on route, maybe we can give you a send off from the UK.
Best.
Paul
Ps. i'm guessing you mean Iran, not Iraq!
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Hello Everyone. My name is Roberto and i am planning to go to Mongolia as well. My plans is to leave from Italy in May 2011. I am on my own right now, but would like to partner with someone. An idea would be to proceed to Magadan ( Siberia )the following year.
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Ciao Roberto
You'll be a month ahead of us but maybe we'll see you on route!
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I would love to come.
Can you send me a bit more info on the route this sounds like my dream come true.
I have been wanting to do this trip for a few years now but just never had money, time or freedom in the right ratios.
I have an old domintor with bars, racks, large tank and the always needed sheepskin.
also not sure i have got enough riding experience.
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Ciao Roberto
You'll be a month ahead of us but maybe we'll see you on route!
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Anyone thinking on leaving In May ?
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Can you send me a bit more info on the route this sounds like my dream come true.
I have been wanting to do this trip for a few years now but just never had money, time or freedom in the right ratios.
I have an old domintor with bars, racks, large tank and the always needed sheepskin.
also not sure i have got enough riding experience.
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Hi. No firm routes as yet but provisional route from Neidersolbach is through Germany, Poland, Belarus (subject to getting visas) and Ukraine into Russia then Lipetsk, Penza, Ufa and Chelyabinsk and up to Kamensk-Uralskiy for the Russian Sidecar Motocross GP, provisionally set for July 10th (to be confirmed later this month). From there it'll be to Tyumen, Omsk, Novosibirsk and Barnaul to the Mongolian Border near Tsagaannuur. No plan yet for Kazakhstan but we hope to get down to Almaty and the Aral Sea before heading back through Ukraine, Moldova, Romania, Hungary, Slovakia and Czech Rep.
Don't worry too much about your riding experience; I've only been riding for four years myself.
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Hi people, I just want to keep this post alive. Is there any of you planning the trip to Mongolia in May or June 2010 ?
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Hi,
is there still time to join this trip, I will need to confirm time off from work and if all is ok with that then I am definate. Please let me know if you're ok with this.
Thanks, Paul.
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Edited 21 September 2010 for latest plan:
Belle and I met in London yesterday and we're both committed to this trip. We plan to leave from Neidersolbach in Germany on Whitsun weekend (11, 12 & 13 June 2011) and return by end August (I have to be in Paris on 7 September hence the dates are fairly fixed). Route is:
Germany, Poland, Belarus, Ukraine, Russia to the Russian/Mongolian border at Tsaanaguur.`
From there on, we're flexible and based on the progress that we've made and the weather (it's the rainy season), we'll decide whether to push on to Ulaanbaatar and return via Ulan Ude or perhaps more likely, just spend some time (a week, maybe) in Western Mongolia before returning via Kazakhstan, Russia, Ukraine, Moldova, Romania, Hungary, Slovakia, Czech Republic and Germany. The expectation is that if we decide to spend less time in Mongolia, we'll get more time in Kazakhstan so can go further south, maybe even consider picking up visas for Uzbekistan and Turkmenistan and returning via Turkey.
Let me know if you'd like to join us for all or part of this great trip.
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is there still time to join this trip, I will need to confirm time off from work and if all is ok with that then I am definate. Please let me know if you're ok with this.
Thanks, Paul.
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Hi Paul
Yes, still on and not too late. We'll be firming up exact dates and details in the next two weeks or so but they wont change dramatically; Whitsun weekend to end-August.
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Paul,
I have submitted a career break request with work, is there any chance we could meet up for a chat about the trip and kind of riding your planning.
I cannot e-mail you direct as I have not got enough post, could you please mail meand then hopefully I will be able to reply.
Cheers, Paul.
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Back from work wanting to know if there is any new information? Would love to get involved in the planning process. Also any idea of overall budget?
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