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Continue reading →: N E 1 4 Crab – Malaysia: Kuala LumpurMy friend Khairul who lives in Malaysia collected me at the Kuala Lumpur airport and the first thing we did was go eat. This is now my theme for Malaysia food, and like all SE Asian countries it is good. I spent 3 days with Khairul and his fantastic family,…
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Continue reading →: Myanmar – My fellow ridersI am lucky to have two great fellow bikers on Eric’s Myanmar trip. The four of us had an absolute ball. Eric ‘Awesome’ Wasson: our guides and owner of Ride LARA based in Laos. Eric’s favourite word Dude…Eric is from the states, Texas, but living in Laos married to a…
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Continue reading →: Myanmar: Back to MandalaySo after a couple of incredible days in Bagan, I certainly did not see enough and would just love to go back, we headed back to the starting point of our bike trip in Mandalay. Knowing that this fantastic trip was about to end meant I was a little sad…
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Continue reading →: Myanmar: BaganAfter reaching Bagan I was given the biggest complement by Eric. He has asked me to guide one of his Myanmar tours next year. Jeeeze for someone to have that much faith and confidence in me as a person and my riding ability to ask me to guide for him…
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Continue reading →: Myanmar: NaypyidawRiding into the new Myanmar capital Naypyidaw was an enormous surprise. In the middle of nowhere the government decided to build a new Capital, so there is no slum, no traffic, no downtown, no litter and oh no people. It’s kind a weird there are huge beautiful new hotels, suburbs,…
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Continue reading →: Myanmar: Roads and ThingsLike any of the countries I have travelled through there are many things to see along the road while travelling, one reason travelling by bike is so good. However unlike any other country Myanmar has more to see per km than any other I have ever been to hence the…
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Continue reading →: Myanmar: Bikes on a boatAfter our great stay off-road days and home stay we reached our river destination where we had to put our bikes on a couple of boats. fortunately the little Hondas are very light so 4 guys could lift them into the boat, not that it was easy but it was…
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Continue reading →: Myanmar: This country has stolen my heartI could not be happier or luckier that my trip to Myanmar is right at the end of my trans Asia. Every country that I travel to seems to get better in every way, the food, the people, the scenery, the sights. However Myanmar is by far the cherry on…
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Continue reading →: Myanmar: On the road from YangonAfter flying to Mandalay from Yangon we discovered that only two of Eric’s new Honda CRF 250Ls had arrived, the other two would arrive the next day. Itching to get on the road we agreed to double up for a day, and take turns riding. Eric doubled up with Maurice…
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Continue reading →: Myanmar: Market day YangonI’ve just been told that Ride LARA www.ride-lara.com has bought 4 brand new Honda CRF 250Ls and we’ll be riding those instead of the DT125s whoohoo bring it on. I love the little CRFs I rode one in Portugal last year and am looking forward to getting on one again. Ride…

