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any one in mexico
I am now in mexico riding the mountains have not sen any av rider yet would be great to ride for awile . Mike mike any motels iv veracruz you recomend
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Hi, so you didn' t buy Sjoerd' s Mexico Accomodation guidebook?
Where do you need recommendations for?
Which mountains are you riding?
I should be able to maybe show you a few spots on Friday, Saturday, and Sunday workload permitting.
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Hi mike I did buy guide knew you lived there looking for litle insight. I am heading for perote tomorrow if no rain follow your report I will make side trip to puebla then head to veracuz
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A friend of mine is riding over on Friday and Saturday another local guy is coming along for a nice mountain tour ride.
The Nu Hotel is located right behind the bus station, has a decent coffee shop and is clean and has parking for your bike along the side. I have recommended it to a few riders and they have all been happy. Runs about $350 pesos a night, no roaches, full on toilet seats, attentive staff, and you'll have no drama. It is relatively new, hence the name.
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Hi Pemi , good to read that you are progressing.Can you
give us a little update on some of your experiences this
far ? Have you been surprised, satisfied,disappointed ,homesick or
culture shocked by anything? Which routes did you explore
and has the weather co-operated ?
Just curious and hoping you are enjoying it all.
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Anyone in Mexico?
Hi, Ken & I are in Zacatecas, heading south in a day or two. We plan to travel through Mexico, Guatemala & Belize for the next two and a half months. In Creel we met two other motorcycle travelers who we have crossed paths with again over the last week. Looking forward to some warmer weather when we reach the coast in a few days.
Carol & Ken Duval
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Hi ken and corol I am now in veracruz just came from plauba was a great town lucked out they had a 12 12 12 concert on the common let me know if yuo are over this way sounds like we are taking the same route the weather is nice on the coast .don
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PM me if you are still in Veracruz.
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Quote:
Originally Posted by Ken & Carol
Hi, Ken & I are in Zacatecas, heading south in a day or two. We plan to travel through Mexico, Guatemala & Belize for the next two and a half months. In Creel we met two other motorcycle travelers who we have crossed paths with again over the last week. Looking forward to some warmer weather when we reach the coast in a few days.
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Hi Ken & Carol,
Just saw your note saying that you are in Zacatecas. On the off chance that you are requiring any parts or other goods for your motorcycle, I'm flying down from Canada and will be in Zacatecas on Monday night. I'm sure you are well sorted, but thought I would put it out there just in case. Cheers and ride safe.
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Hi Ken & Carol,
Just saw your note saying that you are in Zacatecas. On the off chance that you are requiring any parts or other goods for your motorcycle, I'm flying down from Canada and will be in Zacatecas on Monday night. I'm sure you are well sorted, but thought I would put it out there just in case. Cheers and ride safe.
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Hi Mountain Man, Thanks for your offer but we are good for parts etc. We are leaving Zacatecas tomorrow and heading south, maybe Guadalajara then down to the coast and warmer weather.
Enjoy your time in Mexico.
Cheers Carol & Ken
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Originally Posted by pemi44
Hi ken and corol I am now in veracruz just came from plauba was a great town lucked out they had a 12 12 12 concert on the common let me know if yuo are over this way sounds like we are taking the same route the weather is nice on the coast .don
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Hi Don, At this stage we won't be Veracruz until sometime in February when we head back north. Will be keeping more to the west side of Mexico on our way south.
Ride safe,
Carol & Ken
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