Windmill John
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Hi,
Has anyone travelled with Moto Morocco? Any feelings
Cheers John
Has anyone travelled with Moto Morocco? Any feelings
Cheers John
Moto Morocco Tours
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There were three forum members on the recent trip. Two are still on their way back.
I drove the back-up vehicle, so perhaps I'm not best placed to give an opinion.
Bear in mind that the trips are geared to different levels of experience. The November trip will be 50/50 road and piste, the pistes being the more gentle ones.
The past trip was for more advanced skills. One piste from Zagora was 75 miles and took best part of the available daylight hours what with a few 'offs' and a mechanical gremlin.
There's an awful lot more to the two weeks than just riding.......
(Full write-up to follow in due course).
I drove the back-up vehicle, so perhaps I'm not best placed to give an opinion.
Bear in mind that the trips are geared to different levels of experience. The November trip will be 50/50 road and piste, the pistes being the more gentle ones.
The past trip was for more advanced skills. One piste from Zagora was 75 miles and took best part of the available daylight hours what with a few 'offs' and a mechanical gremlin.
There's an awful lot more to the two weeks than just riding.......
(Full write-up to follow in due course).
'Nuffsaid
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Just got back..
Just got back from the 50/50 tour, it was stunning in every respect. Did over 2000 miles in 2 weeks in Morocco, covering Hamada, Sand, Riverbed, Mountain passes, water and some tarmac. You will see every aspect of Moroccan life from your saddle . I could only claim 2 days off-road experience before going, however I now feel a lot more accomplished. We had a couple (Andy & Diane) on our trip that pretty much managed all the terrain, we had One Pogo (TTR 600), One V-Strom 1000, One Africa Twin and 3 x GSA12's
, plus Bill's GSA1150, that spent a lot of it's time "lying down and resting"
.
Thoroughly recommended all in all, MikeP drove as back up , which was very re-assuring - and always a smile!
I have put a few photos here:
http://s135.photobucket.com/albums/q133/stevediederich/?start=all
to give you a small flavour of what it was like
Steve
Just got back from the 50/50 tour, it was stunning in every respect. Did over 2000 miles in 2 weeks in Morocco, covering Hamada, Sand, Riverbed, Mountain passes, water and some tarmac. You will see every aspect of Moroccan life from your saddle . I could only claim 2 days off-road experience before going, however I now feel a lot more accomplished. We had a couple (Andy & Diane) on our trip that pretty much managed all the terrain, we had One Pogo (TTR 600), One V-Strom 1000, One Africa Twin and 3 x GSA12's
, plus Bill's GSA1150, that spent a lot of it's time "lying down and resting".Thoroughly recommended all in all, MikeP drove as back up , which was very re-assuring - and always a smile!
I have put a few photos here:
http://s135.photobucket.com/albums/q133/stevediederich/?start=all
to give you a small flavour of what it was like
Steve
Windmill John
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Moto Morocco
Cheers Guys,
Probably just psyching myself up.
I think they'll be seeing me next year.
John
Cheers Guys,
Probably just psyching myself up.
I think they'll be seeing me next year.
John
xrv
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Hi John
I just got back from the September tour.Can't say anything bad about it.physically challenging,visually stunning....it was everything i imagined it would be ...and more.
Go for it while you can.
I'll be going back asap.
Good luck
Dean
I just got back from the September tour.Can't say anything bad about it.physically challenging,visually stunning....it was everything i imagined it would be ...and more.
Go for it while you can.
I'll be going back asap.
Good luck
Dean
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