Bosnia & Herzegovina

I honestly think that Bosnia & Herzegovina deserves a lot more attention that it is getting. It has so much to offer. Though it does have a little access to the Adriatic Sea, this is not why you go there.
It has great roads – smooth and good paved – as well as easy gravel. Of course it has a bit more hardcore stretches as well, if you’re looking for challenges.
There are lots of places scarred by the Balkan war.
Passport: Yes
Yes.
Green insurance card: Yes
Valid Green Insurance card is needed.
Vehicle Registration Certificate: Yes
Yes, always. The original.
Toll: No – well, maybe
Except on parts of the A1 around Sarajevo (and that applies to motorcycles too), there are no toll roads. So if you stick to backroads, you won’t get to any toll roads. And if you do go on the A1, it is toll gates where you pay at those (source: www.tolls.eu/bosnia)
Condition: Good
Good roads. No problems.
Road Safety: Medium
Don’t remember anything out of the ordinary. I was stopped for speeding once, but I was speeding, so I can’t really complain.
You: Good
Nobody will attempt to kill you. Unless you’re being an ass.
Bike: Average
I would find secure parking. Either garage, backyard, or similar. I have never had issues finding safe parking. Just because that makes me sleep much better.
Cell
Cell phone coverage is generally good, except in the mountains. Do not expect to have coverage unless you’re in a town. If you’re with an European operation, the free roaming role does not apply to Bosnia, so unless you have a deal with your operator, you would want to turn off data roaming on your phone.
Wifi
All hotels have wifi, but some aren’t too fast, and they don’t have many access points, so though there is wifi, the signal may not reach all the way to your room.
Language: Serbo-Croatian
Most younger people speak English.
Alphabet: Latin-ish
No need to learn Cyrillic.