Germany to Bangkok with Honda Wave, 18000km

[helbob]

http://www.thaizeit.de/ueberregiona...ler-abenteuer-von-bottingen-nach-bangkok.html


Bernd Brockhoff und Jochen Schröck http://www.travelportrait.de/
Full Map: https://www.google.com/maps/d/viewe...M&ll=40.63710226441537,21.786148495312545&z=8


Route von Bottingen nach Dubrovnik, Kroatien

Bottingen
Friedrichshafen
Landeck, Österreich
Wolkenstein in Gröden, Bozen, Italien
Triest, Italien
Koper, Slowenien
Rijeka, Kroatien
Zadar, Kroatien
Split, Kroatien
Dubrovnik, Kroatien

Dubrovnik, Kroatien

Tirana, Tiranës, Albanien
Thessaloniki, Griechenland
Istanbul, Türkei
Zonguldak, Zonguldak Merkez, Türkei

Trabzon, Trabzon Merkez, Türkei
Täbris, Ost-Aserbaidschan, Iran
Kerman, Iran
Zahedan, Sistan und Belutschistan, Iran
Quetta, Belutschistan, Pakistan


Quetta, Belutschistan, Pakistan
Multan, Punjab, Pakistan
Lahore, Punjab, Pakistan



Amritsar, Punjab, Indien
Neu-Delhi, Delhi, Indien

Agra, Uttar Pradesh, Indien
Unnamed Road, Mahof, Uttar Pradesh 262305, Indien
Jalapahar, Darjeeling, West Bengal, Indien

Sankar Nagar Path, Barsapara, Guwahati, Assam 781034, Indien
Sayang Rd, Sagolband Thangjam Leirak, Sagolband, Imphal, Manipur 795004, Indien

Mahaaungmyay, Mandalay, Myanmar (Birma)

Ngapali Beach, Thandwe District, Rakhaing-Staat, Myanmar (Birma)

Bangkok Thailand

 

[bsacbob]

Wow, that's one hell of a trip, but just proves the fact you don't need a big bike to have adventure, below is a shot of the route.

 

[prince666]

That's it my big bike is being sold now lol

Looking at the picture, the guy on the rights bike looks like it had a bit of damage to the front? and I did hear that there was 18 years old when there set out lol

Hats off well done.

 

[bsacbob]

That's it my big bike is being sold now lol

Looking at the picture, the guy on the rights bike looks like it had a bit of damage to the front? and I did hear that there was 18 years old when there set out lol

Hats off well done.

Think he overloaded his shopping basket :

 

[Joko_Londo]

This reminds me I need to edit my RideAsia profile. I no longer own a motorcycle. I sold my Kenbo 125, after having ridden her all over Myanmar, to a colleague. She's already used her for her own epic rides.

No, you don't need a big bike... but I will say the suspension matters.

 

[Captain_Slash]

This reminds me I need to edit my RideAsia profile. I no longer own a motorcycle. I sold my Kenbo 125, after having ridden her all over Myanmar, to a colleague. She's already used her for her own epic rides.

No, you don't need a big bike... but I will say the suspension matters.

You are correct there concerning the suspension, I rode 20,000 km on a Honda 125 Wave on a 4 month Thailand trip back in 2004 and I was in a lot of discomfort afterwards