go to india or live rent free?

[Brooklynrider]

You gotta consider visiting morocco dude! Rent, food, transportation, "vegetables" you may need... everything is cheap here. Actually $1K will make you live like a boss for a month in here. Plus i have no problem helping you with all infos you might need to know about living here.

Riding is like very few parks but a lot of nice street spots. Malaga Spain is 45 minutes by sea.

I will back this up. Just came back from morocco not too long ago and highly regret not bringing my bike, especially after seeing that luc legrand was in the same city at the same time as me. I lived there for a month and spent about 300 bucks. Awesome country with awesome people. It is an experience I will never forget.

I'm glad you like it. And yes it's true, Luc Legrand Anthony Lille and two other photographers were here few months ago , i met luc the first time here in Casablanca, the second time when i went to Marrakesh. You can let us know the next time you like to visit so we manage some riding sessions maybe?

Oh you're from there? If I ever come back, I will definitely hit you up. Casablanca was still a bit too "city" for me. I stopped in marrakesh for a short time but spent most of my time in Essaouira.

[dude...]

come straya cunt

[JFax]

Southeast Asia is quite a standard Place to go bum around in for a while without breaking your bank. I have myself spent a month in Vietnam and would not want to bring my bike there...
Malaysia/Singapore have good scenes though.

[jeffro]

India, definitely. Such a vibrant place and rather varied depending on each area you visit - do it.

[sans.terre]

India, no question. Fuck the bike, get high in dens and live like a god.

+ rep.

 

[Bunky]

Wherever you end up traveling, you should start a blog, post lots of pictures, and write about it.

Even if nobody else reads it, just so that you have it to reflect back on later in life.  I have a feeling that there's a few of us here that would follow it though.

[dude...]

i will deffos read it

[Allah]

India will blow your mind. I've become a classic Indi-bore (3 big trips and counting). Worth it for the chai alone.

[Mychaylo]

Id love to read a day in the life of bluemeate.

Bluemeate: An unexpected journey would be a best seller.

[streetStreet]

If you dont you'll be rinsing Cher's epic tune "if I can turn back time".

[Bristow]

+1 to travel, -1 for India.

I know it may be a somewhat controversial view to some, but I'm really not a fan of India, I've been there a few times for work, and I'm always glad to leave. Granted my view is probably tarnished by a working perspective, and whilst I live in South East Asia, I feel India pales in comparison.

I would say travel, but instead of listening to our suggestions, go to where feels right for you, there must some place in the world that you have always wanted to visit/explore etc. I also agree with the suggestion to document it via a blog, if nothing else, it will be for you to look back on, but I'm sure there are a couple dozen on here that would follow your assumably hilarious exploits.

I'm not sure about luggin a bike around, it depends on what you are travelling for, there are many places to ride in Bangkok, KL, Singapore, HK and Vietnam for sure, if that is, you decide to go in that direction.

[blueee]

ty all for the input.

[U-238]

Would not go to India. Other places for sure but not India.

[dude...]

south africa sounds wild