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22 Dec 2013
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Colombia-USA (jan 2014 - may 2014)
Planning on touring the northern part of South America (Colombia, Peru, Ecuador, Bolivia – sort of like a “small” loop) and then head north. Shipping from Cartagena to Panama, and from here head towards the US. I’m not in a rush – my schedule is clear at least until May 2014.
I know that a lot are heading south to Ushuaia, but if anyone were to head north, I AM GAME!
Who am I? I'm a 20 year-old Danish/American fella, who is spending Christmas 2013 with my family in Cali, Colombia. I wouldn’t call myself a “pro biker”, but I do have experience in riding and maneuvering around South America and its big cities (about 1000 miles) – so fear not!
I’m an easygoing guy who is on a lookout for adventures!
Hit me up!
/Don
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I'll be crossing through Cali around January 2-3rd and over into Ecuador a few days later.. going all the way to Ushuaia. Maybe I'll see you on the road.. What are you riding?
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22 Dec 2013
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Originally Posted by Moto Mikey
I'll be crossing through Cali around January 2-3rd and over into Ecuador a few days later.. going all the way to Ushuaia. Maybe I'll see you on the road.. What are you riding?
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Hey hey,
I'm actually in Cali, Colombia right now! I don't have a bike atm, and the bike I'm planning on buying is on Colorado plates (KLR 650 2003), so it might take some time to put it in my name. (Depending on wether they want to see the actual bike in Colorado).
But if I by any chance should be able to get going around the time you arrive in Cali, I AM GAME!
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22 Dec 2013
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columbia then north geff ak the lost biker
hi i am in north peru at the moment heading for ecuador day after boxing day then columbia ship to panama and up to the states drop me a reply if you want to meet up geff
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22 Dec 2013
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hi i am in north peru at the moment heading for ecuador day after boxing day then columbia ship to panama and up to the states drop me a reply if you want to meet up geff
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Hey Geff,
Would be sweet as hell - I just need to get all set with the bike! I'll drop you a line once I know more!
Cheers!
Don
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23 Dec 2013
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Safe Travels - 12-23 - 10:12
I'd love to hear how the KLR title transfer goes and TVIP details. Not positive on the rules with Colo DMV, but I'm guessing a family member could walk the original paperwork into DMV, make the transfer to you (paying the fees, ect.)
The seller can use HIS address and have "new" paper work sent there or get it on the spot. (??) Once you get the paperwork, Fed Ex overnight the new title to you in Cali.
Any info you find on this would be useful for many of us who also want to buy a a foreign bike from another traveler. All the best ... safe travels!
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Lima to the States the wrong way around
Don,
I'm Leaving Lima going north in one week and will be moving pretty quickly. Where are you now?
Stuart
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