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24 Jun 2006
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roads in Brazil?!
Hi,
Did anybody ride the B163 from Cuiaba to Santarem recently?! How is the road, is there Gas and how many days does it take?! I would like to do a boat trib from santarem to belem and go south then but i am not sure if i have enough time - depends on the road conditions i think! How is it going south from Belem to Rio?! Are the "BR" roads preety much paved or is it more muddy?! happy to here something!! Saludos, HENNO 
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26 Jun 2006
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Hi Henno!
From Belem to Rio you can drive all the way on paved roades if you want to! But there are big holes (you can but hole cars in there) in the road from Belem to Sao Luiz if you take that one, so watch out, but not a big deal if you see them all on time!!! That was last year in August or September and i think it did not change a lot! About the road to Santarem i don´t know, but it is a dirtroad most of the way! If i hear something i let you know! You also can check the roadconditions of Brasil on the webside from Quatro Rodas, did not find it yet, maybe somebody else knows it and posts it in here! All the best Appie
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26 Jun 2006
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Here is the link for the roadconditions in Brasil!
Watch out, it is not allways up to date! http://www1.dnit.gov.br/
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27 Jun 2006
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Where are you now?
Appie
Still somewhere here in the south or back to good old europe? KH
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27 Jun 2006
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Yes i am in Rio at the moment waiting for my new motorbike!
Got the papers today with DHL Express from the shipment, 16 days from Europe to here. The bike was here 2 days before!!! HIHIHI Hope i get it out in the next 2 or 3 days! Than i go north to Minas Gerais!
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28 Jun 2006
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No more Africa twin?
New bike? what are you riding then now? I am curious.
KH
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