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Hey Noah,

I'm heading from Alaska all the way's south starting August some time. We most likely will be entering Mexico around the same time. I'm spending at lease 6 months in the America's before Africa. Drop me a line if you fancy meeting up some place.
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Catching the baja 1000 in november then heading south after that. I'm outfitting a dr650 right now for the trip. Did ca.to Alaska and back summer of 2010 on a 1200gs. Ready for the trip down south. May have a friend to go half way, not sure yet. Hope to see some of you on the road.
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What a start to the trip and a great idea. The only downfall is the costly boat trip across to the mainland.

I did Baja this Feb and the place is amazing. Would have no issues doing it again. I'll have to talk to my friends who "may" be doing the race this year. Would open the opportunity for me to get my bike down there, help with the race, and then take off from there.

I'm going to look into this.

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Hi Noah and others,

I'm heading south in early September from Austin, Texas. I'm 44, fit, experienced traveler in Latin America, speak Spanish and riding a DR650. I'm interested in riding with like minded folks for some or all the way. I have a plan, but not an itenerary. The plan is to take my time. If anyone is heading the same way about the same time, I'd be interested in talking.

I've started a website that has my loose plan and gear list. I'd love to hear your feedback on the packing list. THE ADVENTURE BEGINS.

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Greetings: I and one or two friends are leaving Reno, 10/1 going down Baja and then across on the ferry. We will be on BMW gs's. Our plan is to move a bit quickly and be in Panama November 9th then on to SA. Right now all guys in their 60's but hope to see you all on the way. Dave
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My friend and I will also be leaving Montreal on October 22nd, plan to cross into Mexico around the 30th. Would also love to meet up with fellow riders along the way.

Please feel free to PM me if you want to maintain contact.

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Greetings-I am headed south from Texas in the next few weeks, I hope to ride to Panama at least. I have a BMW F650GS. It would be nice to ride through Mexico with others, I would consider doing the Baja to accomodate somebody else's trip. I want to explore most of the countries in Central America. tsnrefc@yahoo.com
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Troy-lets talk, I will be in Austin next week. I am headed south within a month or so. I have a BMW F650GS. Chip

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Noah,
My plan is to go to the rally in Mexico then south to Chile. I would like to find someone to travel with at least part of the way. My timing is close to yours.
Let me know yours and others thoughts.
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Plans are to go to Chile through Brownsville, TX

I have a tentative route worked down the east coast of Mexico and then crossing west through Guatemala and taking the west coast to Chile. I am still planning and organizing. I would like to make it to the equinox at Chichen Itza September 21-22, 2011. If you are interested in possibly meeting up sometime let me know.
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noah,
sounds like something id like to discuss...right now I just an xt600 tenere that runs strong and is easy to work on. I didn't want to bring a fully loaded 1150 GS and deal with all the weight and service issues. Please feel free to PM me and see if we can come up with a day ride to two around these parts..

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Hello!
We are currently in Baja and heading slowly through Mexico to be in Colombia for Christmas, then Ushuai sometime next year.
Get in touch if you are in the area.
We are currently in Ensenada doing a Spanish course.
It is me and the wife and we are two up on a GS 1150 adventure.. both english.
We look forward to seeing people on the road.
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I have a tentative route worked down the east coast of Mexico and then crossing west through Guatemala and taking the west coast to Chile. I am still planning and organizing. I would like to make it to the equinox at Chichen Itza September 21-22, 2011. If you are interested in possibly meeting up sometime let me know.
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Chip and I are planning to leave at the end of this week from Austin. Hope to see you on the road. Drop me a note if you're on your way.
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mexico, Central & south America

hey all

coming down the west coast of the states at the moment heading all the way down to Argentina.

will prob leave the usa around mid october or so.

been on the road for about 5 months, gone through almost every state, almost every province in Canada and up to Alaska.

pm me or email me if you are heading the same way.

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I will as well be heading South starting NOV 4TH from CO. I will be in Baja from 7-13th for a wedding and then taking the Pacific Coast to Chile and then over to Argentina. Would be awesome to meet up with other riders. I will be on a 09 klr 650. Thanks Fletch
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