Day 5 - FairbanksRest DayDecided to have the day off.Not much to report, except washing the bike and clothes. Also had to pick up a new rear tyre as the off road knobbie will only last 4000km.The hostels in Alaska have been great, everything else is very expensive or just a plain rip off. I really did like Alaska, I would to see it in the middle of winter. Well off to Canada tomorrow. The target is haines Junction which is about 780km away. CheersGreg

Day 4 - 17th July DeadHorse to Fairbanks - 813kmThe run back is the same way so I decided to ride all the way to Fairbanks in order to save funds and catchup on some lost days.Besides getting showered with rocks with each passing truck, the ride back was uneventful. I thought the Dalton highway would of been much tougher considering the hype from other travelers. There was a lot more tar than I thought. If it hd of rained it would of been a different story. I ...

Day 3 - 16th July Brooks Range to Deadhorse - 230km Post apocalyptic Petroleum CampA postapocalytic petrochemical camp so ugly that it's intriguing, taken from a quote. Not sure about the intriguing part. I get the feeling nobody wants to be here. Short run today so I took it easy as I didn't want to be at the hotel to early. Road conditions were ever changing, from rocky, muddy, ball bearing rocks and road works. Only had one small tank slapper, otherwise no p...

Day 2 - 15th July - Fairbanks to Brooks Range- 562km Bear Country Camping Today would have to rate as one of the best riding days to date. The highlight would have to be Atigun Pass in the Brooks Ranges. Crossed the Arctic Circle early morning so I will have to tick that one off the list. It was raining at the time and the small tripod for my camera broke, so it had taken a bit messing about to get the shot. Temperature was down to 3 degrees. Decided to cam...

Day 1 Tuesday 14 July - Anchorage to Fairbanks - 654km Thought I would call this entry day 1 considering it's the first real day in the saddle. It feels good to be finally on my way and the scenery is stunning (almost on par with Tas)! The highway itself was fairly boring but it was like riding through the Walls of Jerusalem albeit a 100 miles longer. Almost ran out of fuel, had to back track almost 80km to fill up. Lucky I did, the point I turned around didn'...