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Mexico in February

Early planning stage, anybody else thinking of going to Mexico in February? I'm going to truck down to warmer drier weather from Nova Scotia and then ride for a month. Anybody and everybody welcome to ride along..
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I have trips planned for Oct, Nov, and Feb. Where do you expect be crossing into MEX?

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Not sure where I'm crossing, hoping to find somewhere quiet. How about you?
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I usually cross at Del Rio or Eagle Pass.
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Those would work for me, no problem. Their not too far from Houston. Are both those crossings fairly quiet?

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Both are very quiet. Here's what I usually do:

1. I get the vehicle import permit online. The permit comes to your house from Mexico City three days after you order it online via Fedex or DHL.

2. It is a day ride from Houston to Del Rio. I get to Del Rio near the end of the day and check into a hotel.

3. Then I walk across the bridge and get my tourist visa that evening. I then walk back into the US and spend the night on the US side.

4. In the morning, at dawn, I ride either right into Cd. Acuna or I ride down on the US side and cross at Piedras Negras.

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