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21 Apr 2011
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Mex. to Panama-May
I am heading for Panama, via, MacAllen Tx, the middle of May, have done the trip 12 times, anyone interested, let me no, plan on about the 20th but am flexible.
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22 Apr 2011
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are you riding a dirt bike or a street bike ? Can it be done on a concours
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22 Apr 2011
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Concours
Concours, would be a great bike for the trip, all asphalt, except one little piece in Guatemala, where there was a land slide, last yr. but you can even avid that by going through the big city. have you done any riding in latin america?
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22 Apr 2011
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Mexico in May
My girlfriend and I have been planning to go into Mexico via Brownsville, down through Tampico and on to Honduras on our V Strom 1000 around May 1st, but we would really like some company through the northern part; it seems that Highway 101 is a ghost town right now with the mass grave full of bus passengers found in San Fernando...
We'd be willing to change the dates around for some experienced company! I'm not a spooky person...I cruised around Bangkok during the massive protests in 2008...but these news reports are getting pretty prolific, and there's no reason to be an easy target. Let me know what works for you
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22 Apr 2011
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Company
Hay, that would be fine, I would enjoy the company, I am riding a Suzuki DR650, which I am picking up in Denver on the 8th of may and heading to AZ. to get the bike ready, like I said in the post I am flexible, as long as I get everything done, I need to do.
I usually buy-pass Salvador, and that eliminates two boarders to cross, I have do this ride with 5 riders, and just 2, and also alone, it is much more enjoyable with company. We should try and connect buy phone, I am not shure how to do a private message yet, but will look into it.
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24 Apr 2011
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I'm leaving from McAllen to Panama next week on a KLR-650. I am flexible on route as I am brand spanking new to Adventure riding. However, I have about 9 months riding experience in MX on sport bikes, and 6 years\50K overall. I have 6-7 weeks to make the trip. I'd like to BS with you guys about your route-plan if you had a chance.
Chip
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24 Apr 2011
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Route
The way I have planed is down the east cost of Mex.cut across Chiapas to San Cristable, cross above Hue-Hue tanango, through the maountains to Coban woo this could get long lets find another way to do this if you are interested.
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25 Apr 2011
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I will be heading down to the Yucatan late May so I would be right behind you. I will be sticking mostly to asphalt but wouldn't mind running into some company along the way.
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25 Apr 2011
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Richard, I will be in the Sun Lakes area on about the 10th or 11th and my plan is to cross the boarder on the 20th or 22, flexable, maybe we can get together in AZ. and talk about the trip.
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26 Apr 2011
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Paul,
My semester ends that week so I would be free to meet up around that time.
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26 Apr 2011
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Early May
Hi,
I've been trying to find some company leaving from Texas in early May, so maybe Mujeriego's schedule might work. As I mentioned before, we had planned to go through Brownsville, but anything in that area is ok for us... Which way are you planning to head after McAllen? We are headed for Belize, so we were probably going to stay to the east.
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27 Apr 2011
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If you guys end up coming through Antigua (Guatemala), feel free to stop by Moto Cafe and hang with your fellow motorcyclists for a or coffee. Local advice freely shared.
Moto Cafe
6a Calle Oriente #14
Antigua, Guatemala
Safe riding!
Chris and Dave from CATours.
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27 Apr 2011
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Originally Posted by T_Martin
Hi,
I've been trying to find some company leaving from Texas in early May, so maybe Mujeriego's schedule might work. As I mentioned before, we had planned to go through Brownsville, but anything in that area is ok for us... Which way are you planning to head after McAllen? We are headed for Belize, so we were probably going to stay to the east.
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We will be taking the same route, along the coast, untill Chapas, then for la casa,
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27 Apr 2011
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Sent you a PM Paul.
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5 May 2011
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How about late June?
I love to do the same but I can't until late June from Wash D.C. I ride a R1100R this trip. I'd love to join. I am 52 yo Vietnamese American male, easy going and experience driver with no Spanish. I'd motorcycle Alaska and Asia but not SA. quananvi@yahoo.com.
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