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14 Nov 2006
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Mexico Jan-Feb 2007
Hi All,
I'm planning a trip into Mexico begining in Dallas, Tx around Jan 15, 2007. My basic plan is to scoot through McAllen and head to Zacatecas and explore the "Heartland" for a few days before heading to Mexico City or Veracruz. Down the gulf coast possibly to Merida. Next to Palenque and Chiapas, on to Oaxaca and up the Pacific coast stopping in Puerta Vallarta by Feb 15. With the exception of PV by Feb 15 I'm flexible on where and when I go.
Currently I'm riding alone, though I friend is thinking about it (what this means is his wife is thinking about letting him go). Whether he goes or not extra company will be welcomed. Contact me if you're thinking about a similar ride or will be in Mexico during the same time. Shayne
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4 Dec 2006
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Meet up for ride in SW USA or Mexico - Jan. 22 - Feb. 15
I'll be around San Diego and I'm looking for someone to ride with Jan. 22 - Feb. 15. I'm flexible as to route, mostly wanting company for a ride. I'm just getting back into riding after a bad accident 2 yrs ago in the Baja. I'm doing a dirt bike riding course in the Baja, Jan. 12-22 to help get my skills and confidence back. I'm planning to put my Vstrom on the back of my truck and drive to San Diego.
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9 Dec 2006
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Location: Todos Santos,B.C.S ,MEXICO
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Lets Ride
If your down by todos santos stop in at LOS CERITOS AND LOOK ME UP ,I WOULD BE HAPPY TO GO RIDING THE AREA AROUND THERE WITH YOU.I WILL BE AROUND FROM DEC 22 TILL FEB 23
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15 Dec 2006
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Plans locked in
Hey All,
Here's the plan. We're leaving Dallas on or about Jan 15, 07 heading to Brownsville or McAllen. Then we're following the basic plan outlined above. One big difference is we will ride through Guat after Palenque. The plan there is to hit Tikal then head South towards Lake Attilan. Anyone wanting to ride together or meet up just drop me a line. Shayne
vampyremp23@yahoo.com
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18 Dec 2006
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similar route, possibly later date
I'm thinking of a similar route with a final destination of Belize City. I have to be there on business around February 15. I may also cross at Brownsville and go straight down the east coast. I will be leaving from northern Colorado so I will trailer my bike (1150GS) south of the snow zone and leave trailer and truck with friends or in storage, depending upon final crossing decision. I would like to cross the border around the 5th of February and give myself 10 or so days to get to Belize City. I’ll base myself there for about 10 days and return at the end of February but am uncertain of the route. I may pop down to Nicaragua to see a few friends. Anyone else heading south around that time and route? How flexible are your dates? Any thoughts or advice?
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20 Dec 2006
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Mexico Dates
Hi Larry,
Our start date is locked in. Where we go and when, are not. In that regard we are very flexible. We'll be in Mex and Guat from Jan 15-March 7. If you're interested in riding together drop me an email. Shayne
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26 Jan 2007
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Quote:
Originally Posted by Larry L
I'm thinking of a similar route with a final destination of Belize City. I have to be there on business around February 15. I may also cross at Brownsville and go straight down the east coast. I will be leaving from northern Colorado so I will trailer my bike (1150GS) south of the snow zone and leave trailer and truck with friends or in storage, depending upon final crossing decision. I would like to cross the border around the 5th of February and give myself 10 or so days to get to Belize City. I’ll base myself there for about 10 days and return at the end of February but am uncertain of the route. I may pop down to Nicaragua to see a few friends. Anyone else heading south around that time and route? How flexible are your dates? Any thoughts or advice?
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Larry, I'm heading into Mexico at about the same time on my way to Buenos Aires riding a 1150gs too. I'm in Tallahassee, Florida at the moment and about to leave. Let me know if you think we can meet up. Tim tim@timjamesmorgan.com
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