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Old 02-09-13, 22:08
The Real Way Round Jon Y The Real Way Round Jon Y is offline
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Join Date: Aug 2013
Location: London
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The Real Way Round Jon Y is on a distinguished road
Round the world on a Tenere

Hi - I spent a year riding RTW in 2010 and have captured this in a book - the book was harder than the ride but was released a couple of months ago. Short detail below or take a look on Amazon or YouTube videos - The Real Way Round - i'm happy to answer any questions on the trip, bike, any queries....hope to post a few pics soon when i work it out and see the level of interest - cheers

The Real Way Round: 1 year, 1 motorcycle, 1 man, 6 continents, 35 countries, 42,000 miles, 9 oil changes, 3 sets of tyres, and loads more ...



This is a pictorial diary of a once-in-a-lifetime motorbike trip across 35 countries, and a practical guide to motorcycling round the world what to do first, what to plan for, and how to cope with the unexpected. Features stunning photography, details of bike modifications, route maps, points of interest, and practical guidance on freighting your bike. This book captures one man's real of experience motorcycling around the globe no back up teams, no spare bikes, no film crews. 42,000 miles through 35 countries, seeing amazing things, meeting fascinating people, experiencing different cultures and coping with extremely challenging conditions. This book is not only proof anyone can do it, but also a guide as to how to do it. It is not a technical guide, but rather a broad-brush approach covering some of the key tasks needed to plan and complete a similar trip yourself. With dozens of inspirational photos of stunning scenery and intense experiences, plus an informal, straightforward commentary, this is an eye-opening and practical account of biking around the world.
 

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