Info on NA to SA border x-ings, prices and more
 

I came across this website on Adventure Rider. I found some good current info in this journal from Mike riding a KLR to TDF, left December 20, 2005.

http://www.klrog.com/JournalofTierraDelFuegoTrip.html

Quastdo, Thanks for looking at my website and the compliment. I hope you signed my guest book.

I take an hour every day to write the days activity including border crossing details, costs and how many stations you need to touch at each border. Max so far was entering Colombia at Bogata, It was 24 steps....

Also included is how I bypassed the Hondurus $60 fee that everyone else pays. No problems.

I post every day when possible.

You may have to search for the info your are looking for, because the journal is by date, but each days journal has the days location and subject of the day. i.e. crossed into Colombia.

I Left Colorado Springs 22 Dec 2005. I am in Santiago now and hope to get to Ushuaia in 10 days.

The KLR is giving me an oil overflow problem which comes out of the air cleaner compartment. At least I have an automatic oiler for my chain now, since I rerouted the hose over the chain. But the rear tire is oil soaked which causes me to slow down on the curves. Also, I am trying to get to Ushuaia on these Gripster tires. 10,000 miles on them now.

Keep the shiny side up. Which I failed to in Ecuador.

arrive Ushuaia 9 March 2006

If you can read english, you can find the journals location on my site.

Please sign my guestbook, if you care to receive the daily log, no ads, no fuss. I keep my word about the privacy of your info.
Heck, you know everything about me.
Mike

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Mike Jacobs


You are not lost if you don't care where you are.

Free camping to adventure tourers in Colorado (my house), New York (vacant land), and West Virginia (vacant land)

[This message has been edited by cruisingmale (edited 12 March 2006).]