Summary of "BBG kam jedeme? - Maroko 0/X"

Trip overview

The Biker Boys Garage team is preparing for a motorcycle trip to Morocco. Bikes will be packed in motoboxes, the group will fly to Málaga, then take a ferry into Morocco.
Planned route: follow most of the Transmarocco Trail north-to-south toward Merzouga (Sahara area), then cross to Lake Iriky. The route is mostly off‑pavement (almost no asphalt).
Distance and duration: roughly 3,500 km of riding (estimates vary). The plan is about 10–14 days riding in Morocco, plus one extra day reserved as a buffer/rest day.

Team members have divided roles for spares and shared supplies (tools, first aid, coffee, etc.).
Riders will split into smaller groups of 2–3 because of dust and to keep pace manageable.
Safety communications: each small group will carry an InReach satellite communicator for messaging and emergencies.

Mixed fleet: AEPs, KTM 890, Husqvarnas (and other models mentioned).
Tire debate: Michelin Trackers versus desert-specific setups (mousse) — this was a major discussion point.
Repair kit and spares: expect many punctures in Morocco. They will carry spare tubes, a compressor, plugs, glue, a crowbar, and other repair tools.

Expected conditions: sand, rocks, heavy mud in the Atlas, and potentially snow at higher elevations.
Desert sections may last only a few days. Some riders plan to use local support (jeep/guide) to carry extra water, food, and supplies.
Route choices include avoiding risky areas (see Safety and legal).

Plan to avoid risky areas near the Algerian border and to be cautious around checkpoints.
Insurance: not all policies are valid in Morocco. The team arranged specialized coverage via AMK Motohelp.

Recommendation to use proper navigation tools (not just a phone flashlight).
Practical reminder from past experience: secure or remove delicate electronics — ferries can damage bike-mounted devices.

They will not carry sleeping bags; daily lodging will be booked via hotels/Booking.com or local accommodations.
Packing strategy focuses on minimizing weight.

The channel will publish a main trip video plus shorter daily “shorts.”
They ask viewers for tips and will report back after the trip on decisions such as tire choices.