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This is a place where I post thoughts and information about riding again after all these years and the KLR 650 that I have for that purpose.
Monday, January 24, 2005
The Goa Trail
More on the theme of traveling on an enfield in this very far away land.
Jewel in the Crown Holidays
More on the theme of traveling on an enfield in this very far away land.
Jewel in the Crown Holidays
Sunday, January 23, 2005
The Kashmir Diaries
A very good read in the Jan/05 issue of National Geographic Adventure magazine.
For "Lost Highway of the Himalaya," featured in the December 2004/January 2005 issue of Adventure, writer Matthew Power completed the ultimate free-wheeling ride through the Kashmir valley and on the world's highest motorable road on the back of a used Royal Enfield motorcycle.
Spending entire days traveling solo on the desolate stretch enabled Power to become totally in sync with his motorcycle. "You get into a rhythm where your instincts are connected to the machine," says Power. "You begin to feel it is an extension of your body."
For a look at the photo gallery and links to other background info, go here.
I enjoyed the writing and photos and could see myself making this ride too.
A very good read in the Jan/05 issue of National Geographic Adventure magazine.
For "Lost Highway of the Himalaya," featured in the December 2004/January 2005 issue of Adventure, writer Matthew Power completed the ultimate free-wheeling ride through the Kashmir valley and on the world's highest motorable road on the back of a used Royal Enfield motorcycle.
Spending entire days traveling solo on the desolate stretch enabled Power to become totally in sync with his motorcycle. "You get into a rhythm where your instincts are connected to the machine," says Power. "You begin to feel it is an extension of your body."
For a look at the photo gallery and links to other background info, go here.
I enjoyed the writing and photos and could see myself making this ride too.
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