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Photo by Alessio Corradini, on the Salar de Uyuni, Bolivia, of two locals

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Photo by Alessio Corradini,
on the Salar de Uyuni, Bolivia,
of two locals



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Pic of my bikes

Here are pic of my pictures of my 3 bikes i have.2 are more offroads then the TT600RE but that is my faworit and i travel a lot on it here in Iceland.TT600E has a litle bit more then 10k Km on it and has never fail nd i bring it to all kind of roads and offroad stuff.
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Here are pic of my pictures of my 3 bikes i have.2 are more offroads then the TT600RE but that is my faworit and i travel a lot on it here in Iceland.TT600E has a litle bit more then 10k Km on it and has never fail nd i bring it to all kind of roads and offroad stuff.
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Nice bikes you got there mate .
Makes me long for a crosser again...............
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Question Fuel tank

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The standard tank on the TTR is good for about 100 miles before reserve, say 160 km - how do you get by with riding in your country between petrol stations?
The reason I ask, is I have read somewhere that, inland, fuel is harder to find.

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we have two refuel stations on the highland Hrauneyjar is the first and also we can pickup some fuel in dam blanda.But often we use some 4x4 jeepclubs to leave fuel for us in place we just know it will be at.
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we also can bring a 10 l Extra on fuel can we just strap them on the rear fender and excuse me i am a little drunk right now coming froma a wedding party of my best friend and he bought to much and i have to help him finish extra 30 l of stella artois bber he he cheers mate

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