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Montivideo to Ushuaia Jan 2019
I'm leading a group of riders on big bikes i.e GS's from Montivideo down to Ushuaia in Jan 2019. We are sending a container in on Jan 11th and reloading 4 weeks later.
Our idea is to run down through Patagonia and back up via Santiago and stay in a mix of motel and camping.
Does anyone have any route suggestions, must see's and any general advice which we may not have thought about?
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Where is container shipping from and when ? Cost per bike determined yet ?
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I've just come back after three months ib Argentina (mainly). Ruta 3 south from BA is not very interesting Ruta 40 has better scenery. Very do-able on a GS as I was two up on my old Africa Twin.
I met you with your group in Fairbanks Alaska on my way north from Ushuaia.
PM me and I'll give you my phone number if you wish to have a chat about it.
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tell you what Sgt; you tell us what you have got and we tell you how to improve it, that way we all gain. If not your request is is a one way road
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It's a bit vague at the moment but I'll get working on it and let you know. Will be the weekend as work has a terrible habit of getting in the way of the good stuff
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Originally Posted by wilbjr21
I've just come back after three months ib Argentina (mainly). Ruta 3 south from BA is not very interesting Ruta 40 has better scenery. Very do-able on a GS as I was two up on my old Africa Twin.
I met you with your group in Fairbanks Alaska on my way north from Ushuaia.
PM me and I'll give you my phone number if you wish to have a chat about it.
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Yep, I remember so I'll PM you. Don't have the time to do it in one hit so doing it in stages.
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