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Travel with bike
Dear all, I new here from Indonesia, I join 'cause I want to going around the world with my little bike, but I don't know what can I do first, I'm confuse..please anyone can give me some sugest.. Thank you all, have nice day..
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Originally Posted by Darma Eka
Dear all, I new here from Indonesia, I join 'cause I want to going around the world with my little bike, but I don't know what can I do first, I'm confuse..please anyone can give me some sugest.. Thank you all, have nice day..
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Hi and welcome to the HUBB, Interesting..... what little bike have you got.
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Hi and welcome to the HUBB, Interesting..... what little bike have you got.
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I have Honda CB Unicorn150..it just 150 cc single cylinder but I had travel a lot with it..durabily and handling is great..isn't compared with big CC but it's good enough..
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Great bike. with a set of 50/50 tyres good windscreen and travel light, you be good to go, cheap to run, cheap for a Carnet if needed, parts can be found all over the world.
Good luck see you on the road
who says you need big C.C.
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Originally Posted by Nuff Said
Great bike. with a set of 50/50 tyres good windscreen and travel light, you be good to go, cheap to run, cheap for a Carnet if needed, parts can be found all over the world.
Good luck see you on the road
who says you need big C.C.
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Thank you very much sir, your advice is very useful for me .. i will customise my ride according to your advice sir .. i really appreciate it .. see you if when we meet somewhere out there .. or on the event
All the best for you
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Welcome to the Hubb
Hi Darma,
welcome to the Hubb.
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Dear all, I new here from Indonesia, I join 'cause I want to going around the world with my little bike,
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... dont say you want to go ... say you will go and set a departure date.
Because the hardest day of your journey is still ahead of you, it is the day you leave home ... and second hardest day is the day you return. I have been half drunk on both days, maybe a little bit over the limit in Germany, but this was the only way I could handle this days.
Your bike is perfect for it, a Honda 150 cc you cant go wrong ... they are nearly all over the world, so you will find parts and mechanics. Look on the internet for racks that your local welder can fabricate, choose hard or soft luggage. But dont spend too much money on the bike before you leave.
As we can see, you can take pictures, so this is what you will maybe need to promote your journey and earn a bit of money with it or find sponsors, if you need them.
First thing you need to do is to plan an aproximate route ... e.g. down to Austalia, South America, North America, Africa, Europe, Asia and back to Indonesia. Than look on the Hubb and on other websites for the visas you will need lets say in the first 12 months. Than read on the Hubb about the paperwork you will need, e.g. a Carnet des passages for Australia.
Read on the shipping database for the first shipment of your bike. E.g. from Australia to South America. Learn what people do to make their bikes as small as possible to crate it for flying.
All the best, enjoy, its your journey. Tell us all about it here on the Hubb.
Greetings mika
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Originally Posted by bhanudurga
I woke up early in the morning in the bed (noisy street can’t let you sleep) of my „hotel“ in Nepal – country which I am actually exploring with my bicycle in past few weeks. My body is bit broken (feel legs and muscles). In the room is over 30 ⁰C and I sweat like in hell.
Its adventures ridding in Morning.
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Sounds very interesting but how does that help Darma?
Ho, i get it don't use a motorbike use a bicycle and end up with a broken body?
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Thank you all..all this information is help me..my plan is I'm start in mid this year..july or august I'll go start after all prepare I need will completely..I'll start journey after I'm explorer Bali..
See you on the street if we meet..or in other event..
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We all on the HUBB wish you luck and safe ride.
But don't forget to post back here on all the events.
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