🏍️🌍 Toni Moles has taken the same 2004 Kawasaki Ninja ZX-6R 636 through more than 90 countries and over 250,000 kilometers after buying the bike when he was just 19. Nicknamed “Debora,” the Ninja has crossed Europe, Asia, Africa and South America despite being a supersport designed for pavement and track days, not round-the-world travel. Moles says the bike is still practically stock, with no long-travel suspension or elaborate adventure conversion, relying mainly on knobby Continental tires, gel seats and luggage to make the massive trips possible. One journey took him from Spain all the way to Singapore through Iran, Pakistan, India and Nepal, while another sent him through more than 20 African countries. He has ridden the Kawasaki through deserts, mountains, snow, extreme cold and terrain where most riders would choose a dedicated adventure bike. The craziest chapter came in January 2025 when the boat carrying Debora toward Panama sank in the Caribbean, leaving the Ninja on the seafloor for two days. Mole