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East Coast USA down to Patagonia than up east coast Brazil sometime Jul/Aug 2013

I'm still planning the trip. I will be leaving from NYC to all the way down to Chilean and Argentinean Patagonia, work my way up to Iguaçu Falls where Argentina meets Brazil and Paraguay and make my way east till Rio de Janeiro and stay there a couple of weeks then head north up to the Amazon forrest.


If you planning on heading down south from the USA let me know.

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I'm still planning the trip. I will be leaving from NYC to all the way down to Chilean and Argentinean Patagonia, work my way up to Iguaçu Falls where Argentina meets Brazil and Paraguay and make my way east till Rio de Janeiro and stay there a couple of weeks then head north up to the Amazon forrest.


If you planning on heading down south from the USA let me know.

-Walace
Hi: am leaving from Nova Scotia, I tell everybody 1st Aug but if ready earlier will go then, your plans sounds a lot like what I am planning. Will probably stop in Guatemala for a week of spanish lessons on the way through. Want to head down the Pacific side to Ushuaia and back up the Atlantic side as well.

Keep in touch, there's a few people leaving on about the same schedule

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Hi: am leaving from Nova Scotia, I tell everybody 1st Aug but if ready earlier will go then, your plans sounds a lot like what I am planning. Will probably stop in Guatemala for a week of spanish lessons on the way through. Want to head down the Pacific side to Ushuaia and back up the Atlantic side as well.

Keep in touch, there's a few people leaving on about the same schedule

Cheers Philip
Sounds great man! I am Brazilian born and speak fluent portuguese/english and good spanish.. I am down to stay in Guatemala for the week tho.. it would be great to improve my skills! August 1st will be about the time I will be leaving too! What bike will you do your journey on? I am still deciding what I will be taking over there..
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Walace: will be riding a dl650 set up for some off road as well.
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Hi Growler and Walace......I to will be headed in your direction....have already been in touch with Growler.....since have had a friend join my trip. We will be leaving Sept 1st from Ontario Canada and I expect crossing into Mexico within 5 days. As yet I do not know the easiest or safest crossing. Would like to avoid the Pan Am. Currently considering crossing At Nogales.
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Hi Growler and Walace......I to will be headed in your direction....have already been in touch with Growler.....since have had a friend join my trip. We will be leaving Sept 1st from Ontario Canada and I expect crossing into Mexico within 5 days. As yet I do not know the easiest or safest crossing. Would like to avoid the Pan Am. Currently considering crossing At Nogales.
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I am yet to plan the route I'm gonna take. Since it will be my first motorcycle adventure I am now concerned on what bike to take. I am leaning towards a KLR650 up to now.. please keep in touch. It would be lovely having company along this trip!
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Hello- I left Seattle June 1st and plan to cross into Mexico around July 1st. Let's keep in touch...


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