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)/blocks etc.-- Both bikes, if in good condition should see through the terrain without too much fuss. Maybe search around google for travelogues with these bikes to determine if the riders had any discomfort in crossing chang la. If that be the case, you might need a small 'wire-in-carburettor' mod at leh. [MENTION=11096]animeher[/MENTION] toured on the GS150 with his wife I think. No problems i guess.
--Passes generally remain open unless there is a freak weather situation. Don't worry.
--If you don't have tubeless tyres, hope you know how to fix punctures or the less fussy option - replace with another tube. This is important or you will be at the mercy of passer-bys on most sections.
--Luggage carrier is not required unless you plan to dress up in various clothes there. In 2011 me and wifey went on the 220 with just a tank bag and saddle bag. We did just fine :-) .. Stay put in your jeans and riding pant (assuming you have all the gear)
For the rest of 'where to halt' and 'what to do' questions, Internet is filled with itineraries and trip logs on various forums. Many members have also posted valuable links. Go over them in detail, read through the multiple Leh Planner threads on xbhp and come back if you have any doubts.






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