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The deepest stream we had to cross on the „Route

The deepest stream we had to cross on the „Route Nationale“ in the Democratic Republic of the Congo 🇨🇩. For the motorbikes and cars it was actually more challenging than for us 😎

Beautiful, hilly landscapes of Western Congo 🇨🇩

This stretch was one of the most difficult on our

This stretch was one of the most difficult on our entire journey! It took us around 1 hour to push up that long, steep hill. The main problem was the sticky mud, which stuck to our tires and blocked everything. So, we had to clean the mudguards every 10m to keep going.

Nice bridge across one of the many rivers. This on

Nice bridge across one of the many rivers. This one was actually quite new and we were not afraid it could collapse for once 😉

Those kind of roads where one can choose from diff

Those kind of roads where one can choose from different options and only afterwards its clear which is the best one. There are even channels from all the motorbikes passing.

Rough surfaces like this one are very challenging

Rough surfaces like this one are very challenging for our set up. No suspension and 1.4“ tires are definitely not the best choice 😎

Bridges like that are always interesting/scary, si

Bridges like that are always interesting/scary, since you never know how many more vehicles can pass it before it will collapse. If a bridge like that collapses, many villages will be inaccessible for days or even weeks!

The road just after the border between the Republi

The road just after the border between the Republic of Congo 🇨🇬 and the Democratic Republic of the Congo 🇨🇩was challenging. Very steep sections and lots bumps made it difficult for us.

28‘000 kilometers!! That is equal to 3 times the

28‘000 kilometers!! That is equal to 3 times the distance from Paris to Bankok. So in theory, we already cycled from Switzerland to Eastern Asia and back. 🤩

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