Sections of the Ride
San Marino
The Countries Visited
Two Wheels are Better than Four
Sections of the
ride
Section Name
From
To
Time
(weeks)
Terrain
Poms and Frogs
London
Marseilles
3
Flatish

Riviera and Italy
Marseilles
Venice
3
Hilly winding
coastal roads
Balkans
Venice
Dubrovnik
3
Up and down
Balkans 2 plus Greek
goodness
Dubrovnik
Istanbul
4
Hilly leading
to a flat
second half
Turkey express
Istanbul
trabzon
2
Coastal roads
Caucuses
Trabzon
Baku
2
2 small
ranges and
down hill into
Baku
Pakistan and Indian
desert
Karachi
Agra
3
Desert pretty
flat
India and Nepal
Agra
Kathmandu
3
Flat tending
uphill at the
end
Bloody hills
Kathmandu
Lhasa
3
5 passes over
5000 m
Downhill on the South
china express
Lhasa
Hanoi
4
Undulating at
the start but
generally
downhill
along the
Mekong and
Yangtze

SE Asia
Hanoi
Bangkok
3
Some hilly
goodness
Lotsa beaches
Bangkok
Phuket
2
Flat and
relaxing

Malay peninsula
Phuket
Singapore
2.5
Pretty flat
Sumatra
Singapore
Jakarta
3.5
Couple of big
hills but
generally
along the
coast
Indo
Jakarta
Bali
3
Couple of big
hills but
generally
along the
coast

tropics to red
Darwin
Alice Springs
2
Flat dry and
fast

nearly there
Alice
Springs
Adelaide
2
Flat dry and
fast
Oh yeah baby! Welcome
home
Adelaide
Melbourne
1
Flat dry and
fast
Below is a few vague ideas of sections of the ride that people may like to join in
on. Have a look at the
Timetable page to better get an idea of when we are going
to be in these places and how long it will take. We are planning to ride about 500
km per week or a 100 km per day for 5 days and then 2 days off.

If you are interested in joining in then please drop us an
email.

We
really need a few people to join us from Kathmandu to Lhasa via Everest
Base Camp. At the moment the Chinese government requires all tourists in the
Tibet region to have a guide and special visas. We can't afford a guide by
ourselves so need so people to come along and share the cost and the
experience.

Don't forget to check into your visa requirements to see how hard it may be to
come along with us. Some governments don't believe in making travel easy and
fun.