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Aaah Russia, the most mysterious and exciting of places! It is this
country, 18 million square kilometres in size and 11 percent of the
entire world’s land mass, it cast its spell over me when I was growing
up in South Africa, where Russians were the “Reds under every bed”,
feared, and demonized.But I wanted to experience it for myself. Meet the
Russians in person who occupied this vast country made up mostly of
trackless taiga forest, men and women who had squared up to the
Americans, beaten them in the Space Race and then collapsed, losing half
their empire. So, despite holding still the childhood fear of all things
Russian, I set off on my disastrous first attempt in 2006, riding solo
on an old BMW 50/5 which broke down every day from the UK to
Kaliningrad. Despite this, wanting more, I replaced the unreliable BMW
with a KLE500 and, two years later, tried again, reaching Murmansk via
Norway–still just dabbing a toe into the vast sea that is Russia.My
third journey I made the following year with my son, Gareth (who had
ridden trans-Africa with me when he was just 17). This time, we reached
Archangel, having many adventures along the way. We were arrested for
straying into a restricted zone and spending time with a Russian
motorcycle gang, the Black Bears–experiences which left us with many
indelible memories.This book recounts these first journeys into
Russia–each one a learning experience, a whetting of the appetite for
more. Ten years later, I felt sufficiently confident to embark on a
major solo journey, including a double crossing of the notorious Road of
Bones–from Kyrgyzstan to Magadan in the Russian Far East and back to the
UK. This adventure is recounted in a later book: Two Fingers on the
Jugular.