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Old 27 Sep 2009
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quebec to central america december-march
im planning a trip down in mexico-guatemala and who knows..... on a 12oo gs for this winter , around december -march bahh im not really planning anything , just thinking about it.
i was supposed to ride down to the canal with my dad and he let me down, a friend wanted to come along to and he let me down too.
now im not sure what im doing for the winter but i surely would like to hook up with someone who is thinking about riding down there,

it could be for the way down only, part of the trip or the whole trip. 2-4 months. im used to travel in latin america, been in many countries, i speak spanish allright, been in mexico before (4 months not on a bike)
if your thinking about heading south, dont be shy, drop me a line

David 1200 gs 2005 30 000 km on it, good maintenance done on it

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mexico
i am also planning a trip to mexico in dec. thinking about going down baja and taking ferry across. this will be my first time and i am riding a trike. i am up for about anything as long as it is fun. i love to site see and explore new places.

email me if interested. tom@tommixon.com. i am also on facebook.

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when are you planning to go tom? and for how long?
What type of trike you got
?

http://www.motorcycle-adventure-guatemala.com/
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Have a goldwing trike and am heading down baja and across ferry to mainland and then i am looking for around. i haven't been there before and just want to ride and sight see. haven made firm plans yet but a no pressure trip and play

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Hey Coors, Posted much the same on another Toronto to CA/SA thread but maybe others are looking here:

I'm in Toronto planning on leaving for Mexico and Central America and likely South America after that. Leaving Nov 17th most likely. Looking to see the sites+culture, ride in mountains and light dirt trails, camp quite often, mostly avoid the larger cities (other than Mexico City to see some friends) and probably Puerto Vallarta. I'm familiar with non-bike travel in Mexico (3 months) and Nicaragua and speak passable Spanish.

If you or anyone else is interested in meeting up en-route I'd be happy to hear from you. My plans are to go where ever seems right next - not to be too fixed and too have fun. I'm on a KLR650.

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hi james klr i might see you down there in january cause ill be heading out around mid december....i know its late , but better than never.
ill put the bike on a trailer for the first day
have a good trip

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mid December
I might be able to get outa here by then also...planning Baja, ferry over to mainland, copper canyon - (might skip Baja tho) then down thru mexico thru san cristobal / palenque/etc...Tikal Guatemala on down to Costa Rica.....have a biologist friend in Corcovado SE Costa Rica in jungle...might want to stay a few days/weeks...on into Panama..maybe even boat to cartagena.
I've done th Costa Rica - boat - Colombia twice on into Peru...pretty familiar with all the routes and places to camp/stay on down thataway and boat skippers.......
Let me know when you might leave or stop by in Santa Fe on your way


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Hi Coors
I am heading out for Mexico and south onwards from mid-December. I could get delayed to January though. I positioned my BMW R100GS in Florida in Sept. but will be leaving again from Nova Scotia. I want to go at least to Colombia and maybe to Argentina, my dream is to ship bike to South Africa to do some more riding there.
Let's keep in touch larrynunavut@hotmail.com I am in Kenya till Dec. 5
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hi larry i didnt understand really well.... is your bike in florida or nova-scotia ?
<cause im thinking to maybe go to florida for a few days mid december...
il probably put my bike on a trailer for the first 1000 km not to get surprise on the way back.
my email dcoursol@hotmail.com

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thanks zig, when there will be a plan ill let you know....

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Last year I rode from Calgary to Guatemala Feb26 to April 20, I was planning to get to Panama but had to return for family reasons, so this year I will be leaving again the end of Feb. to try again for Yaviza. I rode the bike to Phoinex on Oct. 1 and stored it there. If you are down south around that time we could hook up, I know Guatemala pretty well as I have worked and travelled the country with Habitat for Humanity. You need to ride to Semuc Champey near Coban!!!
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Hi Coors (and other likeminded souls in this thread)
My bike is in Florida positioned for my getaway from Nova Scotia in Dec/Jan. I get home to Nova Scotia from Kenya early Dec. then have a few things to attend to.
Larry (R100GS) Have done some riding in Africa and SE Asia but not in Mexico or beyond
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Coors,
I'm in the Texas Hill Country now and will be in the Southwest on and off (Texas to Arizona) during the winter as I have my pickup + RV and my BMW GSA....hoping to get some 2-3 week trips in during that time...maybe some Mexico time.
Feel free to contact me when you are this way and maybe we can ride some or at least give you a place to park and a cold one.
Adam
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buying in usa or canada
guys
i am in Australia
and would love to join you
how does an Australian buy a bike in USA or Canada
i can bring my own . dr 650 SE
but would be much easier to buy there and head south
any advice on rules and laws of buying there
can someone contact me direct
wjg199@hotmail.com

i read the above and you guys seem to be on the pulse
regards
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calvin thks for the advice and we might cross each other while ill be on my way up we will see.......

sasager, thks for the invitation, we will contact you on our way down

my dates and larry,s dates seem to coincide, we are in contact and will work it out

and gary your welcome to come along do some research they probably have the info here ( and you should probably look to buy in the states)
its getting cold up here, 2 inches of snow this morning..


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