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17 Sep 2010
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hello. do you going all the way to argentina ? or just part of the way?
I asking because.I planing to go this time,frome los angeles CA,to rio-de Janero Brazil,and if the time is right,all the way on the east part of s america to tierra del fuego. god bless.William
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19 Sep 2010
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Riding South too
Hey everyone,
I'm leaving from Calgary, Alberta as near to the beginning of November as possible. I'd love to meet other bikers. I will rippin' through the states and will be heading straight for the copper canyon. Creel would be a great place to meet other bikers.
Also hostel shalom in puerto escondido. Also san cristobal de las casas. There are good hostels there too.
I'll monitor this thread for people's progress.
Happy trails!
TDF bound part II.
Mike
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6 Oct 2010
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bogota-ushuaia
hi, i´m leaving bogota on december 1st. all the way to ushuaia, going to cusco, uyuni to san pedro atacama, then chile to bariloche, and then on, on ruta 40 to ushuaia.
Tonnystrulovic@hotmail.com.
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13 Oct 2010
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Mazatlan - Guatemala
Hi Im Mazatlan in the pacific coast riding a BMW 800GS, leaving the 20th of November anyone?
Daniel
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21 Oct 2010
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Hi guys,
I'm planning a trip sometime around the end of November to the beginning of December. I want to ride through the Copper Canyon and also ride the Devil's Backbone. I'm in California, so I can cross the border any where in California or Arizona.
If anyone will be crossing in that time frame, and would like to ride to the Copper Canyon let me know.
Smitty
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23 Oct 2010
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Whats up everyone
Have set my departure date for the 5th, everything is rolling fine, just finishing the last preparations. ATL bound, Big Easy, Austing TX. let me know if anyone will be around.
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20 Nov 2010
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New Orleans
Just landed in new orleans if anyone wants o hang out. Riding out tomorrow late in the day. Heading to ATX. Text 773 817 3971.
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23 Nov 2010
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In October I rode out to LA from Chicago, and then down baja, DF, Oaxaca, out to Belize, and then down to Nicaragua. Mostly staying in hostels, but a bit of roadside camping along the way as well. So if you have any questions, drop me a line. I can recommend quite a few good hostels with parking for bikes.
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Hey Karl-
Would much appreciate any advise you have on hostels etc...can you post it here so folks can access it easily?
Many thanks,
James.
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6 Oct 2010
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Hi, i am drive in September from Alaska to South america. I com from Germany. Now i am in Victoria B.C. Canada. In the next days i drive to California. I search a other Motobiker for the way to the south. You can me writting when you like it. We make a meetingpoint in Californien. Thank you and have a safety drive, Edmundtengai
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