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Why did you offer an insecure method for people to submit leaks ("Insecure: DM @Wikileaks"), and why has your .onion site been unreachable since October?

figuring out myself

Do you think the trip has changed you substantially?

Thanks for taking the time to write this

Ah, I take it you're Indian? I didn't realise that! I wish I had the ambition to explore my own country to the extreme you have (I am Australian).

The reason I am thinking about starting in India is really, I'm going to give it a go in SE Asia first - Thailand, Cambodia, Laos, Vietnam, but after that I can't keep heading east by land (Burma is, as you say, restrictive, and China is costly to ride through), so my plan was to fly over into India and from there I believe it's possible to travel strictly overland (though Pakistan and Iran could be problematic, so I'm open to ideas anyone!).

Thank you for your info and the inspiration. I've had a quick skim of your blog and it looks very informative, I'll bookmark for the Indian leg of my journey (which is probably going to be a long time, since it seems there is no shortage of things to do!).

Where abouts did you buy the bike? New or second hand?

I'd like to do a similar trip... well, I'd love to go overland from India towards Europe (ambitious I know!) and think starting in Nepal or India on an Enfield would be great.

Final couple of questions - I'm guessing based on your route, you haven't needed a Carnet/CDP? And have you had any issues in border areas (particularly Burma?)

Looks like you had an awesome trip, very envious mate I will go through your blog when I have more time!