"Those who saved the day"

Greetings folks,

David Burrows and myself would like to take a moment to say thank you to those who have "Saved the day" for us in our planning of this tour and our new bikes in Thailand :)

Firstly, huge thank you Chris Corbett who inspired us with his idea of riding for good causes as well as being sent all over Thailand like a ping pong ball :) going from here to there to setup the bikes and papers. We love you mate!

Huge thank you to Hasse in Chiang Mai :) You and your wonderful neighbor organizing and taking good care of the bikes until we arrive. Hasse, you are a true gentlemen and we really appreciate all you have done for us :)

A number of people/business have done amazing work for us in preparation and we also wanted to thank them for their exemplary customer service.

Our good friend Thor and his beautiful wife who run MC1 International and arranged all of our Givi Bike luggage and mounting systems, you're a good man Thor and was a pleasure doing business with you! Best Givi prices anywhere!

Steven Woods from Suspension Improvements in Slacks Creek, QLD. This guy is a Star! He took a stock CRF 250L Shock and Spring and literraly in a day turned it into a Racetech equivalent Shock with the perfect spring for my weight and luggage. You're a life saver, thanks mate.

Team Moto Honda Nerang, for helping us out and pointing us in the right direction :) Special thanks to Ty and the girls in parts as well as Juleyn in the workshop. Happy Customer :)

Thanks in advance to the Thai and Lao folks we are going to visit, we can't wait to meet you, don't be scared we might look big and scary but we aren't really ;)

And of course last but certainly not least, Thank You to my family, friends, colleagues and all that have opted to support or share in this experience with us. You're support is overwhelming and so inspiring, bless you all, know that you will make a very posotive difference to many children's lives :)

Only 4 days to go and I fly to Chiang Mai for final preparations.

Stay tuned for regular updates to come.