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Fantastic stuff again. When did you do this? Which month of the year?
The KTMs must have been fun to ride on those dirt trails. Though i remember being told that the KTMs were rented out at a whopping 120 USD a day compared to the Chinese bikes which were rented out at 10-12 dollars a day. How much did you pay?
I had gone cycling through this beautiful country and visited the White Lake and Khorgo as well. If you had more time then Khuvsgul would have been a fantastic place to go to as well! When you get time, do check out my thread about cycling in Mongolia
http://www.xbhp.com/talkies/tourer/3...ind-water.html
Biking is not about what you have between your legs, its all about how well you use it!!!!!!!
Give your details here if you want to help your fellow xBhpian stranded in your city
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Another feather in Helmet !!! Conquering Mongol territory and drinking Chinggis (Khan) is no small achievement.....Last edited by MukundRao; 04-12-2017, 02:52 PM.Comment
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What an amazing journey. Loved reading through. Awesome clicks too.
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riding through that vast landscape of mongolia (or anywhere else in central asia with similar landscape) is one of my life dreams that i have to do at least a couple of times in life (ever since i watched some documentary in youtube about various riding groups in mongolia some years ago) xD i'm so jealous right now xDComment
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I did this in September 2016.Originally posted by The Monk View PostTravelogue Approved
Fantastic stuff again. When did you do this? Which month of the year?
The KTMs must have been fun to ride on those dirt trails. Though i remember being told that the KTMs were rented out at a whopping 120 USD a day compared to the Chinese bikes which were rented out at 10-12 dollars a day. How much did you pay?
I had gone cycling through this beautiful country and visited the White Lake and Khorgo as well. If you had more time then Khuvsgul would have been a fantastic place to go to as well! When you get time, do check out my thread about cycling in Mongolia http://www.xbhp.com/talkies/tourer/3...ind-water.html
The KTM 450 EXC was an absolute joy to ride. They are more expensive than the cheaper local bikes. But they are well worth it.
More information on itinerary and pricing can be found at White Lake and Khorgo Volcano Motorcycle Tour In Central Mongolia on KTM and Yamaha Motorcycles. Fully supported and guided tour in Central Mongolia.Deelip Menezes
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Another great ride by [MENTION=75553]deelip[/MENTION] SirComment
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Again just one word: FabulousComment
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Amazing stuff... What an adventure!
Once I have donned my black helmet, I become anonymous. My face ceases to identify me. My black visor shields others from the rigours of my passing glance while shielding me from their attempts to peer into my soul. I am an anonymous rider shrouded in black. I am no longer a specific self. I am a passing Traveller.Comment
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Wonderful read!A bike on the road is worth two in the shed.
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This is fantastic stuff; awesome is an understatement and the beauty is beyond any dictionary adjective. Thanks for sharing! Mongolia is a must I see, especially after looking at Monk's travelogues and now yours. Man, there's so much land, breathing space, clearness, blue, greens and less manimals, which is a rarity in a population infested country like ours. I wonder what the busiest metro cities in Mongol land must look like!BENEATH THE REMAINS.........
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Blazing stuff this
Dad's Bajaj Super-1983-1989
Hero Honda Sleek-1989-1992
Rajdoot Yamaha RD350-1990-2017
Royal Enfield Bullet Std 1970 model-1991-1997
Bajaj Pulsar P220EFI-2008-2011
Bajaj Avenger220-2011--------
Harley Davidson XG750 Street ABS 2017---
KTM Duke390 BS3 2016-2020
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There is practically one city in the country. The rest are small towns. The country capital Ulaan Bataar. We walked the length of the city in a couple of hours. Walked yesOriginally posted by chaosaddict View Post
Biking is not about what you have between your legs, its all about how well you use it!!!!!!!
Give your details here if you want to help your fellow xBhpian stranded in your city
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Mongolia has just three cities - Ulaanbataar and two others. Ulanbataar is the capital and has close to half the population of the entire country. Its a proper city with malls and nightlife.Originally posted by chaosaddict View PostDeelip Menezes
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Awesome..this 3k usd is a tough nut to crack. else i would definately have planned for mongo. Lucky are those who could ride these dreamlands. Keep travelling brother.Comment
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