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13 Aug 2001
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Bolivia/Peru - November
Will anybody be in the area in November?
Anywhere between Salar de Uyuni and the border to Ecuador. I will be travelling with my Honda Transalp and would like to meet some fellow travellers.
Werner
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13 Aug 2001
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Werner:
Will arrive in Santiago Oct 25 and pick up bikes and head for Bolivia/Peru/ possibly Equador. Me and two wild Canadians. Have two KLR's bought in Santiago and will pick up one Honda XL. Maybe finally meet you on the road. If you have a traveling email, shoot me the address and we can tie in together. Will have to leave Chile Nov 24. Returning again Jan 10-Feb10,2002 for trip to Terra del Fuego.
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I may be in Ecuador in Nov.. I'm currently in Tulum, Mexico on my way to South America. I'm using hotmail to keep in touch so I can keep you posted of where I am. I'm riding a R1100 GS.
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I'll be in Peru and Bolivia late November and early december. Leaving from Mexico-USA border next week, going south to Panama without much stopping. Planning to do Central America fairly quick and spend some time in the Andes. Will be riding a KLR. My trip ends in Paraguay. See you on the road. email: in link above
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28 Oct 2001
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Leaving Calgary, Alberta tommorow amid the snow. Hope to be somwhere down there in the next week or so. Nice to see some motorcycles down there. I am a motorcycle mechanic by trade. If anyone has any problems or questions, email in link above. I know from experience the shops are almost adequate down there..... I'm riding a funky yellow 81 seca 650 Yami. cheers!
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looks like it will get a bit crowded in Ecuador late November.
I am currently in Moquegua, southern Peru, will travel north via Nasca and the Mountains around Huaraz. Planning to enter Ecuador around Nov. 20
Anybody in the area?
cu
Werner
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16 Nov 2001
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Hi there,
My brother and me are right now in the North of Ecuador and plan to be in Ushuia around mid-January.
We are riding an Afica Twin and R1150Gs from Alaska.
It would be great to meet any traveller who is around.
Jose and Jaime
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