It’s been more than a week since I arrived to Morocco. Besides work and other duties I still try to find time to ride. Weather is great although driving is sometimes crazy 🙂 Well, you get used to having no rules at one point. It’s great fun though. Here are some videos I cut recently from rides on the past week. Enjoy 🙂
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Bandit country
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Ride in Merzouga
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