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Photo by George Guille, It's going to be a long 300km... Bolivian Amazon

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It's going to be a long 300km...
Bolivian Amazon



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Old 11 Feb 2016
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Hi Rauleloy,

Yes I plan to learn Spanish over the next year.

Thanks, we are deciding between flying our CRF230's over as I would love to be able to go off road confidently, or getting something like a DR650 each.

At the moment I am a little in the dark about VISA's for USA and Canada as lots of information and a lot of different opinions. We are considering a circular route from Toronto to Alaska, down west coast USA and south coast S America and back up east coast S America and up east coast USA back to Toronto over the course of a year. Therefor we need to be able to get into Canada at the beginning and end of the year and also access to USA and S America per the year. It's all still very much in planning stage with nothing booked as yet.

Where are you from?

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Suzie
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I´m from Junín, Argentina, 250 km west of Buenos Aires, on the Route 7, if you are going BA- Mendoza you are welcome in my house.

I rode Junín-Colombia all around 60° West Meridian, is a difficult way, lot of tropical forest, rivers, and mosquitos !!!
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I'm not sure on the route yet but we would be very greatful of somewhere to stay for a night if you are around when we are in Argentina.

Is it possible to travel from Panama to Columbia on roads/tracks?

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No, don´t is possible. Panamá-Colombia only plane or ship. I never went that way but I think take 3/4 days in a ship for 800/1000 dollars
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Hi Susie:
Just thought I'd send a shout out to you. I am also planning a Canada to SA trip in 2017. I live in Vancouver BC and my plan is to leave from Vancouver, in mid 2017 and head south, riding a KTM 690. I don't have any riding mates at this time, so it may be an idea to keep in contact, if for no other reason than we could share planning ideas.
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Rob
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Hello Susie,
This is my plan:
I am planning a RTW from ist april 2017 thru 365 days or some. my route is as below:<br />India to Vlad/Russia to Moscow : april may. Europe in may-june-july<br /><br />
North Am in aug-sept-oct<br /><br />
South am in Nov<br /><br />
Australia in dec-Jan<br /><br />
Bali to India jan-feb-march <br /<br />
I shall be riding a Royal Enfield 500cc and 1UP.<br />
cheers.<br />
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Hi Susie:

Just thought I'd send a shout out to you. I am also planning a Canada to SA trip in 2017. I live in Vancouver BC and my plan is to leave from Vancouver, in mid 2017 and head south, riding a KTM 690. I don't have any riding mates at this time, so it may be an idea to keep in contact, if for no other reason than we could share planning ideas.

Cheers,

Rob

Hi! That sounds good. We are still planning our route and we've had a few suggestions for good place to go. It would be great to keep in contact. We do hope to land in Toronto (May 2017) and then travel over to Washington area before heading south....watch this space! Also need to apply for longer in USA as didn't realise the VWF for 90 days also includes your time in Mexico! Big bummer. At least a long time to plan.


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Hello Susie,
This is my plan:
I am planning a RTW from ist april 2017 thru 365 days or some. my route is as below:<br />India to Vlad/Russia to Moscow : april may. Europe in may-june-july<br /><br />
North Am in aug-sept-oct<br /><br />
South am in Nov<br /><br />
Australia in dec-Jan<br /><br />
Bali to India jan-feb-march <br /<br />
I shall be riding a Royal Enfield 500cc and 1UP.<br />
cheers.<br />
Aditya<br />


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Sounds amazing, an epic journey! If we are in the same country at some point then maybe meet up? See how our travels take us!


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Hello Susie,
Hope the trip was a huge success! My partner and I are planning a very similar trip from Toronto down to Argentina then back up. I’m currently researching the paperwork needed (for us! Visas etc). Could you give me any advice please? We too would be looking to re-enter countries as we make the trip back up to Alaska.
Thank you so much!
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It's a tough call between the 250 and the 650. I had a Chinese 250 in Peru and absolutely could (and did) go anywhere. Didn't really have a problem on the PamAm and was able to keep up with the traffic although I was in the right/slow lane. PamAm was pretty boring so only was on it when absolutely needed to. At altitude and on a steep climb, the 250 was pretty slow but I always got where I needed to go. Met a friend with a 650 down there and there were only a few road that he couldn't go on. While I'd get a 250 if I went back, I could do it on a 650 and also enjoy myself.

I think that either bike will make for a great trip.
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