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Crossing into Mexico next week
Aiming to cross the US border into Mexico at Naco or Nogales next week (round about 20 August or so), and then riding down the left coast, and on through Central America over the coming four to six weeks. Done 4,000 miles since leaving Anchorage. Riding a Ulysses, no fixed routes or plans, so pretty flexible.
Happy to meet up with anybody heading south at the same time.
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If you plan on coming through Mex City send me a PM or post here. I can put you up and show you around. Why miss the excitement of one of the biggest cities in the world. I'll even meet you outside the city and guide you in. I will be on holiday from Sept 17th to Sept 30th but any time before or after that is fine. I'd like to get a good look at a Ulyses as I've never really seen one.
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Crossing the Mexican border at Reynosa in Texas about the 24th of Aug., headed towards Veracruz and eventually Honduras.
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Heading South around September 9 with the son. Destination south. We should be in Mexico about a month or so then onwards.
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i am in guatemala
heading further south in the next few days ,getting to panama ,then sussing out how to get the bike to columbia,maybe bump into you
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crossing the boarder on the 1st sept and riding Baja Calif. down to La Paz then getting the ferry to Mazatland. I have also come from Alaska. Would be good to meet up. Let me know phatmendus@hotmail.com
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Quote:
Originally Posted by S-Mendus
crossing the boarder on the 1st sept and riding Baja Calif. down to La Paz then getting the ferry to Mazatland. I have also come from Alaska. Would be good to meet up. Let me know phatmendus@hotmail.com
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Sounds good. Are you crossing at San Diego? I could probably get across that way, or maybe we could meet up at Mazatlan. Do you have an ETA for Maz?
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Hi Alastair,
I sent you an e-mail, but incase you didnt recieve it. I plan to be in Mazatlan on around the 10th to the 12th ish, but after that am hanging around in Puerto Vallarta with my girlfriend for a bit, so in terms of riding it would be cool if we could meet up at the top end of Baja to ride down if at all possible.
cheers
Simon
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24 Aug 2007
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Quote:
Originally Posted by garrydymond
If you plan on coming through Mex City send me a PM or post here. I can put you up and show you around. Why miss the excitement of one of the biggest cities in the world. I'll even meet you outside the city and guide you in. I will be on holiday from Sept 17th to Sept 30th but any time before or after that is fine. I'd like to get a good look at a Ulyses as I've never really seen one.
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Garry
Sorry to be slow getting back to you - but would happily take you up on your offer if it still stands, and as long as it includes the whole escort-into-town thing! I'm in Puerto Vallarta at the moment, pondering my next move. Would be in Mexico City in three or four days, I guess - maybe Sunday or Monday (lost track of dates, I'm afraid, but am pretty sure today is Thursday!) if I hear from you in the next day or two. If not, I'll keep hugging the left coast to avoid the after-effects of Dean.
Again, sorry to be slow, and hope to hear from you...
Al
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Give me a call either at home (01-55)58103447 mornings up till about midday. At work (01-55) 5005-2065 from 2pm to 10pm or mobile (01-55)91186565 almost anytime. Another guy is coming on Wednesday 29th so you may run uinto each other.I may be away this weekend but it depends on the weather. The offer of meeting you outside the city still stands we can set it up when you call.
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Danno's Up
Raider Fan...Simon,
I think I talked to you guys before....I still have not departed San Diego but will be ready on the 3rd. Danno 626@hotmail.com It would be great to get a few together.
Danno
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