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Honduras trip

Hi fellows
leaving for a trial trip within Honduras the middle of January and made a blog with the planned road to take with my klr650
If anyone can give me any feedback over biker friendly hotels/places or not to go places, let me know.
The bike has not yet plates and is purchased in Honduras, when I have plates, I will be heading south!!

visit the blog @ Central America on 1 or 2 Wheels
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Can you do a survey of corrupt police while you are there please ? :-)

Especially why they target some people and not others.
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It is not all that bad!!

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Had no problems, read my last blog " page 13" Honduras on 1 or 2 Wheels

Realized a couple of times, we were stopped less by officials then cars and the couple of times we were stopped, it was only general questions , they asked us once or twice for papers. Never bribes were necessary or was asked for, even thou you hear all the horror stories from other bikers, if they enter Honduras. Another good thing is, you do not have to pay toll in Honduras, but then there are only a handful places where there is toll.

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Look thrrough the old posts here. Honduras border from the north on the pan am was my worst.
Keep your documents in site at all times. Might be a good idea to get a reflective road triangle before you go also.
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