A GS'ers journey through Morocco

Ian B said:
Here’s the best bits of my wobbly hand-held filming :)

http://s73.photobucket.com/albums/i2...=MoroccoLQ.flv

The moped rider in the red jacket was delivering fresh supplies to the café on the summit of the Tizi-n-Tazzert. We were impressed when he produced 2 dozen fresh eggs he had stuffed down the front of his jacket, unbroken despite travelling many miles of bumpy piste.
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Oops, duff link. Try this one;

http://s73.photobucket.com/albums/i235/335329/?action=view&current=MoroccoLQ.flv
 
You're a mad bugger riding one handed round those bumpy hairpins:clap

Where's the bit when it went tits up:blast :D
 
timolgra said:
You're a mad bugger riding one handed round those bumpy hairpins:clap
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Seconded.....there's some bits there that I wouldn't fancy one handed, and you weren't hanging about either!! :bow :bow

Shame you guys had some iffy weather.......not that you actually remember the bad weather afterwards, justhe good times :thumb2
 
At long last, this seems a timely moment to nick one of Mark G's photos (cheers Mark) of a rare moment, ie. Ian B drops his bike:eek: ...oh what would I have given to have taken that photo:augie

Riding one handed whilst filming and approaching a tight down hill bend may have contributed to the er mishap, but just think what would have happened if Ian carried straight on:D :D
 

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Fantastic report Tim: have you ever considered selling a travel story to one of the bike mags? I am sure your pictures and style of writing are good enough :thumb2
 
Devon said:
Fantastic report Tim: have you ever considered selling a travel story to one of the bike mags? I am sure your pictures and style of writing are good enough :thumb2
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What do you think my name is....Nick Saunders:rolleyes: :eek: :D
But thanks for the compliment Andy:thumb
 
Eric DN said:
I've got also a 650GS, but for this kind of trip I prefered the 400XR, I think it's more easier to ride, the day 9 between Marakech and Agouti I'm not sure we could pass with an heavy bike like a GS
http://picasaweb.google.fr/EDN400/MarocJ9/photo#5061542602538706914
http://picasaweb.google.fr/EDN400/MarocJ9/photo#5061544110072228066
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Er yes Eric, I think the XR400 was a good choice:thumb :D

I saw your post on this..
.http://www.ukgser.com/forums/showthread.php?t=89403&highlight=moroccan+spice
 
Great to see it all again Tim you are right you did have to be there :)

I had a great time with you guys.

Im up for your next trip Tim just let me know when...HP2,650X....(befor you and Mr Bling get to old :rob )

T.I.A

Mark H
 
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