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Did the trip a year ago, just got some time to do the edit.
Usually ride mx, but once a year I do a big enduro trip. This year was suppose to be Iceland but since covid and all it got postponed so I was bored and made an edit of last year's trip in Mongolia:
Hope you enjoy, it is really epic, especially riding sand dunes and maxing out those 450 at 170km/h flat out on the endless Mongolian plains
Usually ride mx, but once a year I do a big enduro trip. This year was suppose to be Iceland but since covid and all it got postponed so I was bored and made an edit of last year's trip in Mongolia:
Hope you enjoy, it is really epic, especially riding sand dunes and maxing out those 450 at 170km/h flat out on the endless Mongolian plains
I’ve done Costa Rica the last two years and loved it. Mostly technical riding in the jungle and a loop on the beach, it’s a good one.
Hoping to do the New Zealand your with Ben Townley next year
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A few funny stories:
We met a French hippie camping near sand dunes coming to complain about the noise we were making saying he was going to call the police if we didn't leave (we didn't, he didn't call the police).
We randomly say him days later when we were riding camels and he was giving us shit for riding camels as it was unethical and other crap haha. Out of 1.5 milions sq.km what are the odds of meeting the same guy twice!
A group of retired people were doing some same bits of the tour as us by car. They would sit 10-12 hours a day in a car with an occasional stop. One time they stopped to admire a wild pack of camels. We noticed them standing with cameras and all until we passed by at 150km/h leaving them in shock. We met them again later at the ger camp and they were jealous of us doing the trip on 2 wheels as they were quite bored sitting in cars all day.
There were 2 support vehicles with a doctor, 2 mechanics with spare wheels and parts, and a tour leader. Very well organized. Only downside is that they wouldn't allow us to go crazy and the lead rider wasn't fast enough (maybe for the best haha).
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