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Anyone in Bs As and about to head south?
Hi
I land in BsAs on weds, will spend a while there, waiting for bike and taking in the sights, plus learn a little Spanish.
Using James cargo to get the bike there (very good and efficient so far) and then Sandra at Dakar Motos to help get thru the rd tape.
Would be pleased to bump into any others for a or three and perhaps ride some of the way
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I am there another week staying at the Tres Sargentos Hotel in Retiro, BA The street address is 345 Tres Sargentos. I ship the bike home starting tomorrow. Like you I am using Dakar Motos. Dave
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Delbert
Looks like you´re way ahead of me. I´ll not be getting into town until 22 March - again using James Cargo and Dakar Motos - then south.
Who knows, our paths may cross.
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Dave
i assume you have just finished your trip so it would be great to pick your brains over a .
I am at Araoz near Palermo, will check the map to see how far apart we are.
I will be heading up to Dakar motos at soem point and cant get my bike out of customs until monday or tuesday
All the best
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Delbert
Looks like you´re way ahead of me. I´ll not be getting into town until 22 March - again using James Cargo and Dakar Motos - then south.
Who knows, our paths may cross.
Pat
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Pat which way will you be heading? I intend to be in Santiago by then (ahead of the weather hopefully). I am going to see Sandra at dakar today or tomorrow to dicscuss all the paperwork
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Dave
Good to catch up with you, lets try to have sunday lunch & a .
Will be in touch
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Dave
Thanks for all your help and advice today. I enjoyed our wander around BsAs too.
If I get the bike sorted in time for some dinner on Tuesday i will let you know
All the best
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I'm argentinian, and had just sent my bike to Bariloche and I'll be traveling tomorrow on a bus.
The plan is to take the bike on Bariloche, and cross to Osorno, and then from there south to Puerto Mont, Chiloe, And Carretera Austral, and then swith back to argentina ( Ruta 40 on Los Antiguos) ans south to Calafate and Chalten.
Feel free to tag along... We can meet at Puerto Montt, or Los Antiguos, or something like that
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Delbert
Looks like you´re way ahead of me. I´ll not be getting into town until 22 March - again using James Cargo and Dakar Motos - then south.
Who knows, our paths may cross.
Pat
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Delbert
Down ruta 3 - then up the cuarenta - more or less is the plan. More info on my blog Pat Around the Americas
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I'm argentinian, and had just sent my bike to Bariloche and I'll be traveling tomorrow on a bus.
The plan is to take the bike on Bariloche, and cross to Osorno, and then from there south to Puerto Mont, Chiloe, And Carretera Austral, and then swith back to argentina ( Ruta 40 on Los Antiguos) ans south to Calafate and Chalten.
Feel free to tag along... We can meet at Puerto Montt, or Los Antiguos, or something like that
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Hache
Good to hear from you, sorry not to have checked site earlier. I am now in San Martin and planning to go to Bariloche tomorrow morning. Have you already left. Your route is pretty similar to my own plan. How long are you expecting to travel?
Hasta luego
Delbert
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