Two intrepid Peugeot Django riders Clémence Couten and Lisa Aleksenko, have completed their epic journey from Paris to Casablanca in just 50 days. We have been following their progress in earlier features which you can check out here and here. So, how did they fair on the second half of their small wheeled voyage?
Lee
Journeys end.
Impressive statistics
French adventure bloggers Lisa and Clemence have arrived in Casablanca 50 days after leaving Paris on their 125cc Peugeot Django scooters, having ridden a total of 3665 km, travelling through 27 cities.
Scooter riding itinerary
Their route took them through the brandy-producing region of Cognac and the vineyards of Bordeaux in the South of France, then through Arcachon, Mimizan and Biarritz and across the Pyrenees Mountains into Spain. After reaching the capital, Madrid, Clemence and Lisa visited the beautiful cities of Manzanares, La Carolina, Jaen, Motril and Grenada, under the Andalusian sun. After a short stop in Malaga, the ladies arrived in Algeciras, where they crossed the Mediterranean Sea to Morocco.
Django in the shade
Mint tea in Tangier
Following a ‘pit stop’ for mint tea in Tangier, they started the last leg of their journey, riding along the Atlantic coast to Rabat and finally Casablanca, where they visited the Hassan II mosque, with the highest minaret in Morocco, to mark the end of their journey.
We did it!
Moroccan lady riders
They were greeted in the city by the Miss Moto Moroccan Association – a group of women bikers, who rode with them for several miles. Having reached their destination within the target of 50 days, Clemence and Lisa decided to continue their adventures and headed for Marrakech, where they arrived on 28th of June.
Follow the adventure
You can follow their Django Adventure via the dedicated blog Here, with links to the usual social media and YouTube accounts.
Like more info on the Django?
Full specifications and details of the Peugeot Django scooter can be found at Peugeot Scooters
A big well done!
We’d like to offer a very big well done to both Clémence and Lisa for completing yet another epic scooter journey.
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Two intrepid Peugeot Django riders Clémence Couten and Lisa Aleksenko, have completed their epic journey from Paris to Casablanca in just 50 days. We have been following their progress in earlier features which you can check out here and here. So, how did they fair on the second half of their small wheeled voyage?
Lee
Impressive statistics
French adventure bloggers Lisa and Clemence have arrived in Casablanca 50 days after leaving Paris on their 125cc Peugeot Django scooters, having ridden a total of 3665 km, travelling through 27 cities.
Scooter riding itinerary
Their route took them through the brandy-producing region of Cognac and the vineyards of Bordeaux in the South of France, then through Arcachon, Mimizan and Biarritz and across the Pyrenees Mountains into Spain. After reaching the capital, Madrid, Clemence and Lisa visited the beautiful cities of Manzanares, La Carolina, Jaen, Motril and Grenada, under the Andalusian sun. After a short stop in Malaga, the ladies arrived in Algeciras, where they crossed the Mediterranean Sea to Morocco.
Mint tea in Tangier
Following a ‘pit stop’ for mint tea in Tangier, they started the last leg of their journey, riding along the Atlantic coast to Rabat and finally Casablanca, where they visited the Hassan II mosque, with the highest minaret in Morocco, to mark the end of their journey.
Moroccan lady riders
They were greeted in the city by the Miss Moto Moroccan Association – a group of women bikers, who rode with them for several miles. Having reached their destination within the target of 50 days, Clemence and Lisa decided to continue their adventures and headed for Marrakech, where they arrived on 28th of June.
Follow the adventure
You can follow their Django Adventure via the dedicated blog Here, with links to the usual social media and YouTube accounts.
Like more info on the Django?
Full specifications and details of the Peugeot Django scooter can be found at Peugeot Scooters
A big well done!
We’d like to offer a very big well done to both Clémence and Lisa for completing yet another epic scooter journey.
Well done ladies..superb effort makes the armchair scooterists blush with shame..wait for the ‘not a proper scooter’ comments, then ask how the van journey to the Isle of Wight went.
Fair comment well made PandemoniumRocket. Scootering is a diverse scene and there will always be lovers and haters. What struck me most about the journey here is how hot it must have been for the majority of the trip, especially as the two ladies were fully kitted in proper protective riding gear. No mean feat at all! Thanks for the feedback. Lee@sluk