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Australia to India on a GSXR – Chapter 1

Australia to India on a GSXR – Chapter 1

It’s almost 4 years to the day from when I first set off for my trip of a lifetime; riding my Australian GSXR to India. However, between my last posts on this blog and the time I set off, a lot changed. A professional procrastinator as always, my first write up was in March 2017, […]

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Overland Travel Paperwork: Carnets & TIPs

Filed in Riding, Travel by on July 18, 2023 0 Comments
Overland Travel Paperwork: Carnets & TIPs

We all know that when we travel, we need a passport to exit and enter countries. But what happens if you want to take your vehicle with you too?! In this guide, I will cover the 2 most important documents you need to know about; Carnet De Passage en Douane (CPD or just Carnet) and […]

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Australia to India on a GSXR – A short story

Australia to India on a GSXR – A short story

It’s October 2021 as I write this and almost 2 years ago now, I fulfilled a decade-long dream to ride my GSXR from Australia to India. Yes, it’s been a while since I’ve written anything on my blog but in my (poor) defense, it’s been a crazy few years. From the highs of preparing for […]

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The luck of breaking down

Filed in Montenegro, Travel by on May 16, 2017 1 Comment
The luck of breaking down

I often get asked what happens if I break down? The answer; I get excited about the unknown about to head my way. While riding from Holland to Turkey (and back), my brother and I were passing through the small nation of Montenegro. A country that was supposed to be no more than a days […]

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Way of Visas

Way of Visas

When I dreamt of a round the world adventure, I never really thought about the amount of work (and paperwork) that would go into acquiring visas. Now a little over a month from my departure, below is a summary of my experiences with visas thus far which I hope will serve as a guide to […]

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From dreams to reality – The ‘big’ trip

Filed in Riding, Travel by on March 20, 2017 0 Comments
From dreams to reality – The ‘big’ trip

Anyone who has met me over the last decade or so will know that I have perpetually dreamt of ‘the big trip’ The definition of this trip has evolved over the years; what started off as a vague plan to ride around the world for 2-3 years has now finally become a more targeted plan […]

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Breaking into the Buzludzha Monument, Bulgaria

Filed in Bulgaria, Travel by on August 30, 2016 0 Comments
Breaking into the Buzludzha Monument, Bulgaria

Perched high on a mountain in the Central Balkan Mountains, Bulgaria, is a seemingly bland concrete structure that resembles a flying saucer with a tower next to it. Closer inspection of the tower shows a blazing red star shaped window, giving an insight into the purpose of this structure, the Buzludzha Monument. Built in the […]

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Riding Mullholland Hwy – ‘The Snake’

Filed in America, Riding, Travel by on March 1, 2016 0 Comments
Riding Mullholland Hwy – ‘The Snake’

Almost since YouTube has been around, a small patch of road in the hills over Malibu, California has been immortalized on the channel of user rnickeymouse . The road gained fame both on and off line just as much for its decreasing radius turn as it did for the amount of riders that went down […]

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The Great Dennys Roadtrip

Filed in America, Riding, Travel, Uncategorized by on June 1, 2015 0 Comments
The Great Dennys Roadtrip

One of my greatest discoveries whilst riding in America would undoubtedly have to be Dennys. Always open Dennys is a chain that seems to be present everywhere a traveler would most need one; that is, along main routes between states, truck stops and everywhere in between. Pancake breakfast with apple pie milkshake I hesitate to […]

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Where is home?

Filed in America, Riding, Travel, Uncategorized by on March 25, 2015 1 Comment
Where is home?

Having traveled for 2-3 months every year for the past few years and with an upcoming trip that will be much longer, I often think about the concept of home. When traveling, my ‘home’ has been anywhere from hostels, tents, the streets and on rare occasions, a hotel to recover in. Throughout all of these […]

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