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starting on RTW from INDIA
Hi friends,
All set to start my RTW from India on November 10th 2005. Going through Myanmar (visa pending), thailnad, malysia,indonesia, australia, newzealand,USA, canada,UK,Europe,Turkey,iran, pakistan and India. We have no big bikes here so starting on a 225cc street bike. Any body going to be there at that time?
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sound very good, RTW with a 225cc bike! This is really adventure. Hope you the best. I'll be in Turkey, Iran and Arab peninsula on March-April. Hope we meet.
good luck
ozhan u.
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Originally posted by bharadwaj:
Hi friends,
All set to start my RTW from India on November 10th 2005. Going through Myanmar (visa pending), thailnad, malysia,indonesia, australia, newzealand,USA, canada,UK,Europe,Turkey,iran, pakistan and India. We have no big bikes here so starting on a 225cc street bike. Any body going to be there at that time?
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Hi Mate, I will be interested to see how you get on with a travelling visa for Myanmar, the last people thru as far as I know were Suzy and Simon Harbath from England, it took them months to even get a restricted visa. That was in August 2004. Best of Luck.
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Hi,
Let me know if you come through PUNE, I ride a Bullet and I am not aware of of any 225CC indian bike, Just curious , can you tell which bike are you planning to ride??
I ride a 350CC Bullet and go on relatively small rides in and around here,
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drop me a line in oz. u riding a karishma?
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Look me up when you get to Canada
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Be sure to contact the HU communities along the way - they can be very helpful.
Happy travels - please look me up when you get to New Zealand.
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When you make it to the USA, I can almost certainly provide free camping, possibly a room, showers etc. Southern Colorado area, a nice place to ride. Give me a shout when you get close enough to plan.
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You have a place to stay in Helena Montana. We are close to Yellowstone ond glacier park and lots of good riding. I can tell you stories of traveling up north in canada,
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yes, the bike is the karizma..
a 223cc 17bhp hero-honda bike..
for pics : bunnyinhimalayas.tripod.com
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Hi Bharadwaj...this is Kailas from kerala. All the very Best wishes for the trip. In fact, i'm also on a prelimnary prep phase for acheiving this feat. I will be highly grateful if you could explain your preparations in some detail. Especially the bottlenecks suffered for such a tour from an Indian perspective.
I'm currently planning the itinerary for the rtw. I will be going to the west and coming throught the east. And one question: You have said that Myanmar visa is pending. Are Indians able to cross the Imphal border into Myanmar? I heard the border is closed now..Please enlighten ...Thank yu
P.S this is my first post to HUBB.Hope I'll also transform my horizons unlimited
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