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Central America and South America now
Left Beaumont Texas a few days ago, past Tepic and now i m in Puerto Vellarta the first of Feb.going south to Acapulco and then to Belize,guatemala and so on.
Anyone likes to join me?
cheers Hugo
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Puerto Vallarta on Friday 15th
Hugo,
I'm sorry to miss a fellow biker! I will be in Puerto Vallarta on Friday, Feb 15th, albeit without a moto. Going to get some dental work done..
Where are you planning to go down south? What are you riding? I've lived in Peru most of my life and motoed all over including Brazil and Bolivia. Around the Block 2007 | Is there any way I can advise you?
Glad to help, Toby (charapa)
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t I'd jump right in starting in Colombia. Ideas?
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riding south
Hugo,
Wondering how far you are south. Im riding in southern mexico and am looking for someone to cross guat border with in a couple weeks.
cheers
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Been a while
Mollydog,
Ive air freighted 13 bikes into Peru over the years, but they were all into the jungle (tax free) and it has been a while. I used to run a National Circuit Motocross in Pucallpa, Peru. One of those (a Honda XR650L) was for a friend that keeps it available for me whenever I come back, so I havent shipped anything lately. Sorry. Also, my contacts for that kind of thing is in the jungle (Iquitos and Pucallpa)
Rge dental work is going well. I used to do it on my trips to Peru, but here in Mexico they have holistic dentistry which is much better. I am Mercury-free now!!!
Toby
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Sorry
I´am very sorry Toby, i did not have much time with all those border crossing to check horizons.
I pal up with an old guy like me just before Panama, we had a few problems
to ship the bikes, we sent them by Girag. We are leaving tonight from Medillin to Bogota by bus. tomorow will pick up bikes.
We might meet to have a on our way to Peru.
Cheers hugo
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Colombia
Hi dirtgirl
I think we are (Shorty a guy from New Zealand and I) to much ahead of you,
Sent bikes by Girag last Saturday, took the Copa 3 p.m flight to Cartagena,
Sunday sightseeing and in the evening bus to Medillin, tomorow will arrive at Bogota and pick bikes and keep going south.
Keep in touch, cheers Hugo 317
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Where you at
Hugo ,
Heading north and at Turillo Peru for a day or so .. then on to Mancoura beach and into equador. Sounds like you might be in the neighbourhood. If so drop me a line and stop by for a cold one . I wouldn,t mind hearing about your experiances coming south.
Ykonneely
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