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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Southern Morocco Tour – Day 6
Our plan was to to head from Merzouga to the valleys: “les gorges de Toudra” and “les gorges de Dadès”. We had plenty of time since we only had a short distance to cover. We headed for Tinghir where we turned north after a coffee break. The sight is breathtaking. The road runs above a big valley…
Around Casablanca
As mentioned in my previous post it is the month of Ramadan. Working hours are lower during that period since people have to fast for 17 hours which is hard enough with a sleep so even tougher if you have to put in 10-12 hours at the office. As for me this is a great opportunity…
Ride in Merzouga
For this year’s Morocco winter trip I took the motorbike on a trailer to explore some of the sites we were visiting. When in Merzouga, we hired a guide as usual to take the family to the dunes and the surrounding sites. I used this opportunity to take the bike and ride in the desert…
Business trip in Morocco
Since I arrived to Morocco I only managed shorter rides mostly within the day. As we had a four-day roadshow planned for the management we decided with Jaime to go by motorbike. We left the office around 2.30pm on Tuesday and headed to Fes via smaller roads. After a short ride on the highway towards Mohammedia…
The desert viewed from a buggy
On the last day of the year, I got permission from the family to head for a buggy ride in the desert. I met up with my guide at 1300 and we headed out of the city in a north-eastern direction. We soon left the tarmac and wondered through an unattached land. Our trip included speedy sections and well…
And meanwhile in Morocco
This was a great week end for riding and getting more and more experience with the Husky.You gotta love this country: not only you can ride anywhere but you encounter all sorts of obstacles and terrains that makes the ride more varied and enjoyable.Besides, this is the only country I guess where you can go on…