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Old 18 May 2006
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Hi Michelle

I'm leaving from San francisco to south america around mid October, I'm female and I'm traveling with another friend whos male. I don't know if you want to start that far up, but let us know how you get on as we might be able to meet up along the way. Good luck Brigid

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Hey Iain,
Just starting to look at riding through South America towards the end of next year. Looking for someone to ride through Chile, Patagonia down to the tip with. Boyfriend won't let me do it by myself and after an accident he won't get back on his bike. So if you will be in that area towards the end of the year, I'm keen.
(And if you recognise who I am - I know an Iain Davies from the UK who rode his bike to Australia a few years ago and who is in his thirties, I figure there can't be that many - sorry about not getting to pub yesterday with you lot. Otherwise I could have spoken to you about this in person.
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Old 18 May 2006
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Hi Michelle

I'm leaving from San francisco to south america around mid October, I'm female and I'm traveling with another friend whos male. I don't know if you want to start that far up, but let us know how you get on as we might be able to meet up along the way. Good luck Brigid
Brigid, a friend and I (both males) are also leaving Southern California (Ventura) in late Sept. or early October for Central and South America. Both on KLR's. What is your schedule. We are aiming for the New Year's eve party in Ushuaia. We have both done the Ruta Maya (Yucatan, Belize, Guat., and Honduras) so will travel pretty fast till Costa Rica then slow down a bit. Also aiming for Machu Pichu around Thanksgiving. Priority is to get there, not necessairly by the dates. :=) I (my friend can't go) am also heading for Prudhoe Bay (May 29th) to do that part of the Pan Am then come back here and pick up my friend. I would be interested hearing about your plans.
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Is anyone interested in going to Inuvik rather than Prudue Bay in June.
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I will be leaving from the Katrina ravaged south for a run through mexico, Central America and South America late Oct or early Nov. As I see there are others planning the trip about the same time.
I would like to know your schedules so prehaps I can meet with others along the way. I will be riding my KLR. I"ll be the guy with grey hair and a southern drawl. Pap
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I will be leaving from the Katrina ravaged south for a run through mexico, Central America and South America late Oct or early Nov. As I see there are others planning the trip about the same time.
I would like to know your schedules so prehaps I can meet with others along the way. I will be riding my KLR. I"ll be the guy with grey hair and a southern drawl. Pap

Pappy,
I'm making plans to head for South America and TDF around the 1st of November also. Currently have another member of the list making plans to ride with me part, or all the way. With the reference to the grey hair, we're probably all close to the same age. I plan to spend the night at a friends house in McComb, MS, that's about 100 miles north of New Orleans.
I'll be leaving my home in Virginia June 7th for Prudhoe Bay, going via Columbus, MO to meet Bob. Need to know if he can put up with me for a couple of months! If you're interested in doing the whole nine yards by
doing Prudhoe Bay, let me know.

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I'm planning on leaving first week of August from Los Angeles all the way down to Argentina. I'm trying to find sponsors if i can't find them then i'm roughing it big time - free camping, cooking etc. i have a website http://www.salcar.net where i'll be posting any updates on my trip. I'm not sure how fast i'll be going south but i'll like to meet for part of the trip with other riders to share some experiences and get out of the beaten path. I speak fluent spanish, i'm half italian and half nicaraguense, 26 y/o and drive a BMW 650 Dakar
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I Am Planning A Trip In Oct 06 -leaving Home In Mississippi Traveling Through Mexico, Central America Shipping Around Columbia Then To The Tip Of South America Reutrn Route Not Decided Yet. Any Travelers During This Period Please Let Me Know.

Bike Klr 650. Some Central America Riding Expperience
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I'm leaving from Miami in mid Oct. Maybe I could roll through Miss. and we could ride for awhile? I'm headed to Ushuaia.
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I am currently in Davenport IA heading west on I-80? Where is everyone?
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I am currently in Davenport IA heading west on I-80? Where is everyone?
I am in front of my computer right now, but I gave 2 weeks notice at my job , so I am past the point of no return now, hope to be on the road soon.
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Hey Brennan,

See my post to Pappy a few minutes ago. So we're headed in the same direction about the same time. Let's ride!

Give me a shout.

Yo Brennan,

Got your email about you leaving a little later than originally thought. Given that my schedule in not set in concrete, we may be able to ride together yet. I'm talking to Steve in Virginia about a proposed itinerary and schedule and we'll see how that works. Keep me in mind.....

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anyone in Jan/07 heading south into South America?
I am doing a bit of biking in South Africa for 2 weeks in October, just renting a BMW F650 there, if anyone interested? Company always good. I am taking my R100GS to Texas this fall from Canada and leaving it there till January/07, at which time I will ride south to Brazil and Argentina. Then if all systems still go, I will ship my bike from Rio or BA to Capetown for south to north through Africa in September/07. I am easygoing, have a bit of espanol, just retired and 50'ish, lots of travelling around world but this is first big bike trip other than to Alaska/Yukon,love to experience new places and peoples, dabble in travel (and other) writing and photography, and so on...
Looking for someone to talk to and watch my back and bike in some hairy parts of the world, if my journey intersects with anyone else's.
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Am currently in Painesville, OH. Am leaving tomorrow and aiming to be in Jellico, Tn on sunday night ready to start the trans am trail. So if anybody is around and fancy hooking up for a drink, drop me a line.

Best wishes and ride safe

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Fellow hub user Harold and I have been planning a November 1st trip to SA. He is currently on his way to Prudhoe Bay and then back to Virginia. I'm in Missouri continuing to plan. . . We would be open to additional riders. We are both retired but are really not the touristy type of people. We hope to be in Panama in about three weeks and on to Bogota. If you have an interest try my web site: http://members.aol.com/forsellini/travel.html

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