ing to do whatever it took to get my
visas sorted. I’ve also now decided
not to try and race around the world
to get the Guinness Record, and just
take my time and enjoy this once in a
lifetime adventure!
So after a quick stopover in Lon-
don, I’m back on the road and about
to head east, with a new Iranian and
Pakistani visa in my passport! Yes!
Now firstly, let me just say that I
know absolutely nothing about mo-
torbikes, and I only recently figured
out how to change the oil of my bike.
For me, travelling is what I love and
the bike simply gives me that free-
dom to just go off and explore. And
now I can’t imagine seeing the world
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any other way.
After being involved in a car acci-
dent when I was 17 years old it made
me realise just how short life can be
and how lucky I was, so I decided to
leave school, delay university and
head to South-East Asia alone. Long
story short, I ended up learning to
ride a moped in Thailand, then final-