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Costa Rica

i just bought a new bike (klr650).....looking to travel around costa rica over the next 2 months or soo.....and possibly head north towards the united states........anyone gonna be around??....any advice?...comment??
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Costa Rica April 2007

We (2 riders with chase 4x4) will be in Costa Rica April 14 through the 20. renting Bikes from Costa Rica Motorcycle Tours. Just going down to ride, hang out and try not to let the Howler Monkeys get the best of us.
We would enjoy meeting up with you for , lunch or day ride.
We have loose itinerary for the week.

Ziggy
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ziggy,
sounds great....would enjoy the company.
dave
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My wife and I are thinking about renting from Costa Rica Motorcycle Tours. Can you recommend them? Experiences? Thinking about the 12 day self guided trip.

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Coasta Rica Motorcycle Tours

Clarence,
I will let you know about our experience after we get back in late April.
In the mean tim, there was trip report from 2006 on a group of riders that did use Costa Rica Motorcycle tours on the AdvRider.com Web site.
Check it out. It is one reason we have decided to use this company.
Ziggy
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i just bought a new bike (klr650).....looking to travel around costa rica over the next 2 months or soo.....and possibly head north towards the united states........anyone gonna be around??
Shit yeah, man. I just arrived in San Jose yesterday on my KTM Duke II 640. Changed the rear tyre today, so I´m ready to head out to Dominical on the Pacific coast tomorrow. I´ll be back in San Jose in about 3 days, I guess - then headed north to see some volcanos, then west out to the coast again, Tamarindo, then north via Liberia to the border and into Nicaragua. I´ll be making my way to Canada over the next 3 months through CA and the States.

What do you say about that eh? Keen?
Let me know if you´ve got any plans too, they might be better than mine - I´m flexible.

Let me know man,
Glen.

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glen,
sounds good.....i am back in san jose for about a week......id like to ride out to the nicoya.....samara......montezuma....
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Sounds good mate, I`ll give you a call when I get back in town on Tuesday. I rode all the way to Dominical today to find not much at all, so headed further up to Jaco. Wasn`t all bad though, I rode the mountain range between San Jose and San Isidro again - it`s awesome during the day. When I came in the first night I couldn`t see shit for the fog.

I like it here in Jaco, good place to chill and re-charge. Oh and I found a massage joint - hell yes.

Catchya.
Glen.
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I called last night, but your mate said to call back in a few hours. However, whilst making that first call, I had my arse groped by a very manly prostitute... which kinda put me off the idea of going back out at 11 and calling again.

Heading out today to do a bit of a volcano tour, and land back in San Jose either Saturday night or Sunday. I`ll try calling you again from the road.
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glenn,
sounds good......sorry for all missed phone calls, my friend has been using that phone......give me a call.....well hook up.have a nice ride.
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