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Robert Wicks (Author), Kevin Sanders (Foreword), & Julia Sanders (Foreword)
Hardcover
240 pages
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The World’s Great Adventure Motorcycle Routes: The Essential Guide to the Greatest Motorcycle Journeys in the World
$43.99
This exciting book is an essential guide to more than 30 of the worldÂ’s best journeys for the adventure motorcyclist. The coverage for each route includes a first-hand account from someone who has made the trip together with comprehensive information on what to expect in terms of riding conditions, the best time to travel, choice of motorcycle, the history of the route, sights along the way, climate information and all kinds of other practical advice, all accompanied by top-class photography and detailed maps. This latest book in HaynesÂ’ adventure motorcycling series will both inspire and inform.
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| Weight | 1.100 kg |
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| Dimensions | 26.9 × 21 × 1.5 cm |
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