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Riding Central America - Where should I go, any ideas???
Hi guys, today I got good news - I will ride a motorcycle from Panama City to Tucson/USA !!! Great!!! I will leave right after Christmas, I have about 5 weeks.
Will start in Panama around 28th of december 2006.
I know so far only Costa Rica, but do you have any ideas what I shouldn´t miss on my trip??? I have only 5 weeks......
Where do I have to go???
Mexico - Copper Canyon, Nicaragua - the city of Granada....
Thanks for your help! If you are out there - let us have a  together!
Thanks - Jens
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26 Nov 2006
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Antigua
Do not miss Antigua, Guatamala. I am currently in Costa Rica and may well head north around the end of Deciembre. Keep me posted if you need someone to go through Central Amercia with.
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28 Nov 2006
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Looking for ticket today!
Hi I am looking for a ticket today - hope to see you on the road!
More in a couple of days!
Jens
Costa Rica is pretty cool, where are you right now???
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28 Nov 2006
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Quote:
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Do not miss Antigua, Guatamala. I am currently in Costa Rica and may well head north around the end of Deciembre. Keep me posted if you need someone to go through Central Amercia with.

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What model BMW do you have? I have a R100GS and live in Guanacaste. I even have a stash of parts. 670-1263
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"..an attaching bike on which one rolls serenly along."
(Google translation of a French R100GS review)
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Copan
Copan is a major Maya archeological site. Copan Ruinas is located on the Western side of Honduras. Copan Ruinas is a very small town but quite nice. Plenty of hotels and restaurants. The ruins can be reached on foot from the town. I also would recommend Antigua. I would recommend "Casa Rustica" hotel owned by Darryl Hicks a bike enthusiast who has internet, cable and small bar in the center of town.
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Vamos a America Central!!!
Thanks for your ideas so far - I will be riding a F 650 GS, another fiend a R 1200 GS. Some other guys a riding the bikes down from USA, and we will ride them back. Do you know a safe Parking in Panama City??? They will arrive around 15th of December and we will pick them up around 25th of december.
about 10 days Parking wanted.
(there will be perhaps a 3rd bike)
Thanks for your help!
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Hold up at Hotel Cacts- San Jose
I am currently staying at the Hotel Cacts- 300 meters north of Pizza Hut on Paseo Colon. Bareo Mexico, San Jose Costa Rica. They have secure Parking reasonable rates. If you get to San Jose in the next two months look me up. If you need Information on riding in Costa Rica see Thorsten or Thomas at Wild-Ridre.com their business is on Paseo Colon about 100 meters east of the KFC down from Sabana park.
My ride is a 1993 R100GSPD- I could use rear Brake shoes. Also if any one needs a Shock for this bike I have a brand new Works in Colombia at a friends house. I am not going to be able to pick it up this trip and do not want to pay further shipping.
Chao,
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