The Sibirsky Extreme Project: Going Where No Bike Had Been

The Sibirsky Extreme Project: Going Where No Bike Had Been Before: Into The Ultimate Depths Of Siberia

The Sibirsky (Siberian) Extreme Project was a 2009 motorcycle adventure project by motorcycle adventurer Walter Colebatch to attempt to go into the ultimate depths of Siberia. The project aimed to push the boundaries of what is known and what is possible in terms of motorcycling in Siberia and hoped to ride new routes and tracks that had yet to be explored by adventure motorcyclists to date. On the ambitious schedule were: - the Tuva Track, a vague boggy unridden route linking the Altai and Tuvan Republics, near the Mongolian border, between the towns of Kosh Agach and Mugur Aksy - the Anabar Road from Lensk to Udachny, an unridden route leading further north in Asia than anyone had ridden before (over 66 degrees North). - the Vilyuisky Trakt, an unridden dirt track only completed in early 2009 that runs 1500 kms east (950 miles) between Lensk, Mirny and Yakutsk. - the legendary BAM Road, 4300 km from Vanino on the Pacific Ocean to Taishet in central Siberia; an abandoned road no motorcyclist had ever even attempted in its entirety, let alone ridden. To many adventurers, the BAM Road is the toughest road on the planet. This book covers the planning, the riding, the struggles, the triumphs and the disappointments of this incredibly challenging itinerary.
Country USA
Brand Authorhouse UK
Manufacturer AuthorHouse Publishing
Binding Paperback
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EANs 9781456781187
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Country	USA
Brand	Authorhouse UK
Manufacturer	AuthorHouse Publishing
Binding	Paperback
ItemPartNumber	Refer to Sapnet.
UnitCount	1
EANs	9781456781187
ReleaseDate	0000-00-00

The Sibirsky Extreme Project: Going Where No Bike Had Been Before: Into The Ultimate Depths Of Siberia

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