i left the country. thought i would post some more pictures.
Here are a few pictures to show how some of the roads are. Nice on a bike. And it never ends.

We dont use the bridge untill the water is coming. It wears...

This is a couple I met out on the road. They had rented a bike from Manfred at madagascar-on-bike.com

This is a "route nationale". Nice!

And this is a guy I took along for a ride one day. He was complaining about short legs, and I offered him a ride.

And the funny thing is that these things lay around for weeks. I`ve seen trees covering the road, where theres dug a hole under the tree rather than removing it. As long as its possible to pass, it`s ok it seems.

Partners is crime. They were bankrobbers they told me. Looking for banks.

This is a traditional grave. And the paintings indicates what kind of person he or she was. The bigger the grave, the more respectebal the person.

Butterflies. A lot of them. I don`t know how many butterflies I killed during my stay, but I often came across gangs like this. I was known amongst the butterflies as "the butcher".

It looks like I`m busy, but I`m really not.

And while my Kawa was sick, I got to borrow this little mean mf. It was nice outside the roads, but I felt it in the ass after taking it 500km in one day. The seat is a tiny bit to narrow for touring. And the 400ccm alows a cruising speed of 85km/h. Unless you want to stop and refill on every gas-station...

Or you could just do like this guy, take some extra fuel along.

Potholes you said? Theres a lot of this, and best to keep your eyes on the road.

After the 500km on the honda, it`s good that theres a nice beach not to far away.

Working on the aerodynamics. Get the speed up, and the fuel consumption down. It`s all in the details.

And this is what it looks like when the sun sets over Madagascar. Beatifull.