Malaysia to the UK on 110cc

[mashadani_87]

Hey!

So this is my little project that I had during my summer break from Uni...Im on the final bits now and amd on German soil now after 16000 km and 21 flat tires! This little incredible machine have made it here without a single mechanical failure..Same brakepads, same chain same sprockets...Amazing! Still though I have another 4000 kms of Europe to cover..Lets see if I can hold my GBP 1000 budget as well that i had for this journey!!

Please checkout my website on www.goingnotts.com and read some of the stories along the road...And if you feel like donating something to the charity im doing this for, there is a link at the end of the most recent post!

CHEERS

[Marmalade]

That is awesome.

You sir must be either very stupid or have large steel testicles
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[funkysnair]

brilliant, but you prob could have chosen a more comftable bike lol!!
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[UnspeedySam]

You sir are both a complete lunatic and a complete legend. Good luck with the final leg!
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[pepperami]

Tinternet troubles, link fail, pics anyone?
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[Zen Dog]

Nice trip!

Zen Dog
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[kotachi]

Touche sir. Credit where credit is due this is awesome - how much have you raised so far?
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[binge]

And people slag chinese bikes off to the ground on here!
Fair play. Want to do something similar on my Chaly.

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Nice - I've plans to do something similar some day.

Note that Demak is a Malaysian brand.

[mashadani_87]

If youd like to help me fundraise you could click on this link and donate something..I would dearly appreciate it! www.justgiving.com/goingnotts

BTW more pics coming up on my webpage very soon!

[Matt B]

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[Matt-]

Awesome Trip.

i have always fancied doing Suffolk ( England ) to France then come back, on a little Honda CUB 90

I know it's not very long but it would be my first VERY long trip, Guessing it would be so be Euro star over their.

How is your ass? hurting ?
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[Knightsy]

I am amazed that the engine doesn't struggle to carry your massive balls.
Sounds like one hell of a trip man!
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[Bike Social]

Wow, what an incredible trip - did you sleep in tents or did you manage to get invites by locals?

Really impressed by the bike, 'just' 21 tyres but nothing else!

[ruck bodgers2]

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[Tzemran]

Incredible story and completely crazy thing to do, I totally admire you for it but I think I would prefer to have a a larger engine

[ruck bodgers2]

somethings badly wrong here
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[SamWise72]

Superb! I bow down. I meet a German guy in India who lived a nomadic life on his CG125. Went home once every 6 months to sign on, then back to sleeping on beaches and in dollar a night hotels. Certainly the simple life!

[mashadani_87]

I have now arrived to the UK, safe and sound! What a trip this has been and certainly memories for life. The last leg was since Germany was probably the most horrible one but had some surprises hidden.
The Dutch police for instance thought it would be appropriate to sponsor me by mending my split exhaust pipe and giving me a pair of leathergloves! Check out the final post of the blog to read more about the last days!
www.goingnotts.com

However don't think my little projects end with this one. Next one next year will be a bit crazier and a bit longer.....The distance world record on 50cc. Thats 40 000 miles (or 61 000 km) on the back of a Vespa ...More information coming up

Thanks everybody for following and your strangely motivating comments

https://4.bp.blogspot.com/-sP8Y7CWxWTA/UGF9XYrGnhI/AAAAAAAAAeA/629i9mrebeY/s1600/IMG_9562.JPG Even cheap cigarrs can taste like victory ...

[Benno]

You legend! I've always wanted to do something like this. And you managed it on a £1000 budget??!

I'm going to start saving up to do a crazy trip like this next summer when I finish university. I tried this summer but got mugged by my teammate

Mind if I ask a few questions?

- How did you sort out vehicle insurance?
- What did you do about visas for countries you passed through?
- Is it simple to buy a bike out in Malaysia?
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[Lord Percy]

Totally amazing. I'm intending to do a similar journey, but instead of going through the middle-east, I want to go over the top, through Russia, Mongolia, China, etc. It won't be for a few years yet, but it's gonna happen.

Also, I clicked a random date on the blog and I ended up reading about the troubles of crossing from Pakistan into Iran. Quite amazing, being given police escorts for several hundred kilometres!

However.

"No questions asked about any permits and papers, just my name and passport. "Ahmed? You are musliman" I just nodded and the police officer that first hesitated just burst of joy and hugged me! He told me that he would arrange another escort for me all the way to Iran!! Wow! Thats just something, isnt it?"

I honestly hate all religions just the same, but one particular gripe of mine with Islam is that a lot of the arabic/middle-eastern places treat people with exclusivity just because of them being a fellow Muslim. Rather divisive, methinks!

[Lord Percy]

Also, just today actually, I was thinking about how to overcome the problem of flat tyres, as my intention is to take the road less travelled at times, so a flatty would be a massive bummer.

Anyone heard of tyreweld?

https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/HOLTS-TYREWELD-EMERGENCY-PUNCTURE-REPAIR-500ML-FREE-P-P-/140860069470?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_3&hash=item20cbea165e

Meant for car tyres, but surely does the same thing for motorbikes. I just wonder if it might be a nono because the liquid sloshing around might affect your balance a bit.

Still, I'll probably use it when I set off, whenever that may be.

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