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your old Koga bars are being put to good use, they’ll see some sights over the coming months
They look great and better there than collecting dust at home. Super jealous of your impending great time.
Some ex-forumengers in Vancouver these days.
I also have a cousin in Oregon who has done the ride from his place to Alaska. Wolves and bears are a thing. Lone wolves in particular. One chased down one of his companions on the road and he had to take shelter in a camper van that stopped to help.
He's a massively experienced camper and river raft guide. Can hit him up for advice if you need it.
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Currently on EuroVelo 6, perfect for kneehab. Cutting south to Budapest n just south south south. Plenty time in Bosnia and looking forward to Montenegro for instance but no planned end date or stop point. Travelling as light as possible, have already used bike shops here n there.
Good luck man. Lucky you've got a solid partner there although I know for a fact I couldn't do this with anyone else ha.
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Thanks everyone, will definitely take a look at your blog @greeno and have added a google maps pin on the hostel @Will-37.
@Stoo61 - what route are you following? Glad to hear your plans also happened and you’re out on the road.
@Aroogah - your old Koga bars are being put to good use, they’ll see some sights over the coming months
@hippy - I watched his films down to when he reached the Darien Gap, he did some amazing stuff and got through sone pretty wild situations (I think we’ll be taking a more relaxed approach). I love how he had conversations with people in the middle of nowhere, I’ll be replicating “what is your horse’s name” in my broken Spanish when we’re on the backroads of Central and South America.