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Looking for small number interested parties for motorcycle trip, Texas border into Mexico, details to be worked out. Early itinerary is for January or February of 2015. Looking specifically for Spanish fluency riders as I am very basic (brushing up).
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Southestern Mexico.
Glad to ride and give info if you are in this área or Central América.
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Glad to ride and give info if you are in this área or Central América.
Thanks Carlos. Getting my KLR650 outfitted and ready. Hope to depart in January or February for an extended trip, jumping off from the Texas border.
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Where do you plan to cross? Me and a couple more KLR are heading to Ushuaia in November. I am in Kingsville on U.S. 77. We are planning to go along the gulf coast, Cuidad Victoria, Tampico, Veracruz, Palenque, probably cross at Pregresso.
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Terahumera Festival
I'm planning on going into the Copper Canyon (Barancas del Cobre) the first two weeks of March 2015. I want to see the festival they make of Easter. You would too. Read " Gods' Middle Finger" and if you change your date , contact me. Ken I like to cross at Presido. Trailer my bike close to border. I live in Iowa.
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Me and my wife are planning on being in that area around then. Www.mudandknobblies.co.uk keep in touch.
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I might go down again-no plan or itinerary at this early date but I don't go until after 1/1 either way. Say more about your idea for a trip?
FWIW, it takes more than Spanish fluency to have an amicable ride partner. i have next to none, wish I did but too old to "get it"...
As the riding group size goes up the odds do worsen for all to have commonality. Two's almost a crowd for me, not quite.
Iowa guy-I've read the book-he wrote several others of interest too. Is CC your total plan?
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The Plans...........
Well no, I'm pretty flexible, what do you have in mind? I just want to be in Guadalupe Coronado the Thursday before Easter to see the Obscene Perpetrations in full Bloom. Thursday, Friday and leave Saturday morning.
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Looking for small number interested parties for motorcycle trip, Texas border into Mexico, details to be worked out. Early itinerary is for January or February of 2015. Looking specifically for Spanish fluency riders as I am very basic (brushing up).
I am planning as of today to Leave New Orleans for the Mex border on Jan 6, 7 or 8th. looking for a riding partner all the way through to Belize and on to Guate. I'm fluent in Spanish and English. on a DR650, if that makes a difference.
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heading to central and south america
I plan to leave beaumont tx around november 1,
riding a v strom 650
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Doesn't have to be..........I'm retired and open to more sightseeing. Love to Ride.
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I'll be crossing into Mexico early February 2015 on the east side. Heading south from there. Any updates on this trip? +I speak Spanish.
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Hey, Leaving Colorado for Texas next week. Crossing in to Mexico at Eagle Pass. Would love a partner to ride with through Mexico into Central America. Im continuing to South America. Don't know a lot of spanish, but would love to ride with someone non the less. Email me at evankinsley@gmail.com if you want to meet up, Cheers
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Looking for small number interested parties for motorcycle trip, Texas border into Mexico, details to be worked out. Early itinerary is for January or February of 2015. Looking specifically for Spanish fluency riders as I am very basic (brushing up).
Geauxbiker,

When are planning on taking off? I'm in Louisiana and may be interested if you leave in late Feb. How long are planning on being gone? I'm on a R1200GSA. Thanks!
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Mexico an South
It is now 2015. Has this trip started? I was planning on leaving for Guadalajara in April, but things changed. I can leave Phila. as early as the middle of February.
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