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7 Apr 2011
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Turkey, Iran, Pamir, Mongolia, Sibiria... June to Sept. 2011
Hi,
I'm traveling east, and looking for other riders who are traveling the same direction in aprox. the same time.
Since now I'm traveling allone with my BMW Sidecar, and it would be nice to meet other travelers on the way, to chare expiriences and tips or ride some parts of the way together.
So let me know who is in the area
Greetings from Hamburg
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7 Apr 2011
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Heiko
A couples of us going from the UK about the same time - Germany, Poland, Ukraine, Russia, Kaz, Mongolia, back through the Stans - probably. Several others joining in for part of the trip as we go.
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Hi,
I will leave Istanbul around 22.6. towards east.
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30 Apr 2011
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Some of the distance...
Heiko, Belle,
I'm planning to leave the UK on Sunday/Monday 5/6 June, riding to Brugge, Frankfurt and then onwards through Czech, Hungary and Romania down to Istanbul. We could probably ride a section together?
I plan that bit to take about 3 weeks, riding every other day so that I have a day to explore each city. Let me know what you think!
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9 May 2011
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Heading East
First week of June leaving UK, as soon as last visa is through. Across Russia to Mongolia, back to do 'Stans' into China end of August.
Keep in contact if possible, be nice to bump into others for a or chat.
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21 May 2011
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First week of June leaving UK, as soon as last visa is through. Across Russia to Mongolia, back to do 'Stans' into China end of August.
Keep in contact if possible, be nice to bump into others for a or chat.
Les K
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In 3 weeks we´ll enter Mongolia from Ulan Ude, then "Stans" hope to see you on the way
The blog is in spanish, but you could see the route
Viajar En Bmw
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21 May 2011
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Your Turkey highway and İstanbul city maps are waiting for you together with a .
Presently 2 Australian,2 Swedish,2 British,3 Slovenian,1 Australian,1 South African,1 Turkish adventure rider (just back from India) are sharing experiences and informations in the club. Sundays are always off road and barbeku day here.
Our Club is the meeting point between europe and asia...
Wish you all the best and all the best luck.
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28 May 2011
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Hi,
Right now I'm in Romania and I will heading to Turkey in a few days.
I'm not sure if I ride over Istanbul again, or just avoid the stress in the big city. But if, I'll come to the Club.
I did not do any route-planig jet, but I think I'll enter Turkey first of June and will be at the Iranian border by the 20. of June. If there is time left before I would like to visit Georgia for a short time. So if there is anybody on the same way, let me know.
Greetings Heiko
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29 May 2011
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I'm currently in Kosovo heading for Istanbul. I will ride in Turkey through June and I will continue on to Russia and central Asia during July, back to Europe in August.
Hope to see some of you on the road,
Jake
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31 May 2011
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Hi Jake,
Witch Countries you are planing to visit on the way to central Asia and back?
And what are your plans for Turkey?
Right now I'm in Troy at the Westcoast of Türkey, and I'll do some Sightseeing on the westcoast, before I'm going east.
After that my Route will be Iran, Turkmenistan, Usbekistan, Tadschikistan, Kirgisen, Kasachstan...
Just give me a update where you are, so we can maybe meet on the way.
Güllegülle
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1 Jun 2011
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As a rider; i would like to announce that
As a rider;
i would like to announce that the meeting point for the riders is located at the hearth of the city called Sultanahmet where is only a breath away from blue mosque , Aya sofia and Topkapi Palace. i also would like anounce that free and safe parking is available for bikes which is just near my bike at the front of my property called Hotel Angel's Home. and no need to stay with us. u can stay whereever you want, but able to park your bike if u were not happy and feel secure with place u would stay. me and my staff take care of your bike. and also u can get any free assistance by my side. Bikers are brothers )
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Hi Jake,
Witch Countries you are planing to visit on the way to central Asia and back?
And what are your plans for Turkey?
Right now I'm in Troy at the Westcoast of Türkey, and I'll do some Sightseeing on the westcoast, before I'm going east.
Heiko
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heyyy Heiko.
on your way caalled Eskifoca is wonderfull place and the Mimoza hotel which has perfect location just by the water. go to mimoza hotel and ask for the owner Yılmaz , and ask him for the best room with the best price. told him that it was recommended by Hakan from Istanbul (Biker-harley man angel's home hotel owner )be sure he will do his best for you.probably a suite room faced to the sea and the room cost is not more then 30 euro
i hope u will enjoy your trip in Turkey
take care heiko..
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Quote:
Originally Posted by Beemer76
Hi Jake,
Witch Countries you are planing to visit on the way to central Asia and back?
And what are your plans for Turkey?
Right now I'm in Troy at the Westcoast of Türkey, and I'll do some Sightseeing on the westcoast, before I'm going east.
Heiko
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Heiko.
herein facebook u can find the pictures of my last trip on the rouote u would follow.
https://www.facebook.com/home.php?sk...2199&sk=photos
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Hi,
Thanks for the Answers and Tips. Maybe next time when I have more time...
I realy enjoyed to ride in Turkey. What a wounderfull Country, and the People I meet was always nice and friendly. (never had so much Chai)
Now I'm at the Iranian border in Dogubayazit, and have to wait for my second Passport with some more Visas. The plan ist to continue to Iran at aprox. the 20. of June.
See me at Murats Camping near the Ishak Pasa if You are around.
Still looking for Company for Iran.
Greetings Heiko
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I'm currently in India and cross over to Pakistan in about 2 weeks then continue to Iran, Turkey, Bulgaria, Romania, Hungary, Austria, Germany
Would be nice to meet up with some of you on the way for some .
I'm also looking forward to meet the Istanbul riders club fellows.
Cheers,
Frank
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