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12 Aug 2013
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Going south
Done all the way fr.o.m. Alaska, Canada, cross the USA, central Amerika
Parked My motorbike in Panama in mars this year.
Planing to travell with Shalratte 25 oct to Colombia and then south, al the way down
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que lindo que va a ser movido este verano..yo yendo desde tdf al norte por 40 desde 29 de septiembre tal vez pueda conecer al alguno de ustedes y tomarnos una cerveza..
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We're leaving San Francisco late August/early September 2014 and heading all the way to Ushuaia as well.
I'll keep an eye on this thread.
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11 Sep 2013
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Ruben
We have similar itineraries. I plan to leave Mexico City around Sept. 25, traveling on my Suzuki DL 650 through Vera Cruz, Oaxaca and San Cristobal. May spend a week in Costa Rica in a language school and am thinking of taking the Stahlratte on Oct. 25. My plan is to be in Ushuaia by Christmas. hope to meet up with you at some point.
I am a skype user ("thomaspoint") if you have time for a conversation there.
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12 Sep 2013
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Greetings, I will follow your progress with great interest as I plan to ship my V-Strom to Punta Arenas, Chile in January 2014 and ride it back to Virginia. I am particularly interested in your planning for Mexico and Central America. Also What are your plans for the section in Panama where there are no roads? How do you plan to organize transportation?
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Greetings, I will follow your progress with great interest as I plan to ship my V-Strom to Punta Arenas, Chile in January 2014 and ride it back to Virginia. I am particularly interested in your planning for Mexico and Central America. Also What are your plans for the section in Panama where there are no roads? How do you plan to organize transportation?
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20 Sep 2013
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Container sharing
Looks like a lot of travellers, a lot of bookings on the stahlratte...
Anyone interested in sharing a container? With enough takers it could be cheaper. Flexible on dates. Ideally I'd be in Colombia by mid November at the latest.
In Guatemala now, loving it, feel free to ask me any info as my friends and family here have taken great pride over the past few months showing me around the best of the best.
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20 Sep 2013
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Hi Tomas00
I am in Mexico DF now, today just took my bike out of customs from Kuala Lumpur, ir was a nightmeare!! But finally got it.
I am leaving on 21 down to panamá and will do the same route as you. If you are interested we can join for a ride.
My mexican number is: 5531364944
See you!!
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20 Sep 2013
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Going South
Nice to read thats so many riders on the Stahlratte the 25th.
I´ll pick up my bike in Panama 21 /if it´s still there/.
Left it there early mars afterbeen riding fr Toronto this time. Had to go back to Sweden over the summer.
Also heading for Ushuia, and maybe drive the way back up to Vancuver.
Havn´t decidet yet
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2 Oct 2013
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Currently in Leon Nicaragua
I have been working my way down from Texas towards Panama for the Oct. 25th sailing of the Stahlrat. Rushed through Mexico due to security problems in the country and a scare in Veracruz.
Spent a week in Guatemala visiting Panahachel, Antigua and a side trip to the Copan ruins in Honduras. Guatemala is beautiful and people are friendly. I left Guatemala on on Sept.29th and am currently in Leon Nicaragua. I will be heading down to Granada tomorrow and after two or three days head down to San Juan del Sur. with this pace, I should be able to spend a week in Costa Rica and a week in Panama.
Hope to meet you all in Carti on the 24th.
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Hey Ruben,
Sorry to hear about your difficulties in Mexico. We had no issues except for being stopped and questioned by Narcos for 5 mins in Michoacan.
I'm planning on flying the bike from Panama to Medellin on Oct 14. I'll then spend 2-2.5 weeks in Colombia (Cartagena, Barranquila, Bogota) before continuing into Ecuador and south ultimately to Ushuaia and back up to BA/Uruguay. Let me know what your schedule/itin in Colombia is and hopefully we can meet up and ride together.
Anyone else who's schedule might be similar to mine, feel free to PM me.
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Originally Posted by DRRambler
looks like there will be a bunch of us travelling around the same time. I'll be in Guatemala October 10 and on the Nov 15 sailing of Stahlratte.
I'm looking forward to meeting some of you
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Hi i am in Monclova today oct 9 th, also taking the Stahlratte on the 15 nov. If your nearby Monclova, email me djinsital@hotmal.com.
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28 Oct 2013
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Wanted to revive this thread and see what the itinerary for the guys on the Oct 25 sailing to Cartagena was? I'm hoping to ride with some people south to Ecuador and beyond. I'm in Barranquilla now and heading for Barichara, Bogota, Salento, Cali/Popayan over the next few days and would love to meet up with other riders heading south from Cartagena.
Let me know which route and when you guys are passing south.
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6 Nov 2013
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Two Canuks will be landing in Santiago Chile Dec 9th where we will be purchasing 2 Euromots GXT's to continue on to Ushuaia.......hope to meet up with many of you....we will spend approx 2 to 3 weeks sorting out the paper work and head south.........can be reached through my blog....google.....hickeryonthemove
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Bogota to usuahia starting on 26.12
Hi prensa and all,
I"ll depart from bogota at the end of december heading usuahia, to arrive later to Rio carnival, to continue to Manaos towards Bogota again.
anyone interested to join me in the route?
Please Contact m ASAP!
DESIGNERS X SUDAMERICA - MotoTour 2013
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