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Southern Morocco Tour – Days 1 & 2
As my brother-in-law was visiting and it was school holiday, we decided to explore the southern part of Morocco, including the desert. The first day we drove to Marrakech to cut the trip to Ouarzazate in two. We left Casa in the afternoon and spent the night in the Palmeraie part of Kech. After a quiet nigh we…
OUR CHOICE OF TIRES
ByGregAs we organise tours in Morocco 10 months out of 12, our fleet and guides cover a rather impressive mileage each year. We ride all kind of terrain, from perfect twisty tarmac roads, through potholed small roads, rocky riverbeds fast gravel tracks to deep sand. We therefore use dual sport tires as those offer the…
And meanwhile in Morocco
This was a great week end for riding and getting more and more experience with the Husky.You gotta love this country: not only you can ride anywhere but you encounter all sorts of obstacles and terrains that makes the ride more varied and enjoyable.Besides, this is the only country I guess where you can go on…
Around Casablanca
As mentioned in my previous post it is the month of Ramadan. Working hours are lower during that period since people have to fast for 17 hours which is hard enough with a sleep so even tougher if you have to put in 10-12 hours at the office. As for me this is a great opportunity…
Southern Morocco Tour – Day 6
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Wheels of Morocco – a dream comes true
It was so easy to fall in love with this amazing place: Morocco. Being a biker for so many years, enjoying every second spent on my bike whether off-road or riding on tarmac, I realised that I would love to stay in Morocco and change my usual business-attire to something more comfortable and cool…The idea…