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OK, wow. So today, they blow off both Urique and Cerocahui, but instead turn around and backtrack somewhat, then head west through the forest. Pretty much through the middle of nowhere. Now, they are at the edge of a rather large lake. I assume this is where the famous ferry crosses, or they've got a long swim ahead of them.
The website itinery said they should be on the beach this evening. Hah. I think they may make Chiox if they can get across the lake.
The website itinery said they should be on the beach this evening. Hah. I think they may make Chiox if they can get across the lake.
Bungie
FrostBack #2 - IBA # 44620
This route has all the earmarks of me leading. Not good!
escapefjrtist
Searching for Dry Roads
BikerGeek99
Yeah, it's a concrete corn cob. So?
Bustanut joker
Well-known member
One of the best parts of that trip was following your lead Steve :lol:
It's little things like that that stay with ya
Bungie
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Bustanut joker
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yamafitter
Reigning NERDS Granite Lane Gold Medalist
You are correct sir. We are currently in Alamos and will be heading back into Canyon Country tomorrow. This is a MAJOR adventure. Serious dirt switchback roads. KTM's getting watered out since that junk won't even run on water.
KTM's loosing rear brakes and then trying to go down steep sandy twisty roads. KTM's getting knocked over by crazy Mexican pickup drivers (no one got hurt and the bike was no worse for the wear).
I'll be doing a proper report later but for now I'm taking names and keeping notes.
Here are a few photos to hold you over...
Later...
beemerdons
Certifiable Old Fart
Buenos Noches El Irlande Compadre Miguel Viejo y mi Otra Motocicletas Muchachos,
Mas Caminos y Mas Amigos en Mexico para mis Adventuristas en Mexico. Fantastico!
Incredible scenery, very tough but passable roads and extremely difficult water crossings also.
Change of plans due to rough terrain and Mexican Army Soldiers hitting us with their rifle butts.
Once we convinced them we were not Narcos o gun runners, we spent the night at San Isidro Lodge.
Beach was gorgeous at Huatabampolito and the most incredible Camarones y Pescado La Comida.
On to Chiniapas tomorrow and may be able to once again make a stop in Urique; then Baseachic!
Hasta lluego y mas Suerte! We ride South with Pancho Villa for Gold and Glory! Viva Mexico! Fiesta!
Recuerdos y Saludos, Papa Chuy Medina "El Burrito Ballerina" y Senorita Salma Hayek, mi Amora
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BikerGeek99
Yeah, it's a concrete corn cob. So?
Prolly be an improvement.
Looking forward to hearing more about your adventures and more pics!
Bustanut joker
Well-known member
Agreed Andy. Looks like most of them fellas could use a butt to the head :lol:
Looks like most of them fellas could use a butt to the head :lol: 
Holy CRAP, I'll bet they're having fun!!
Joe
Well-known member
More fun than you can imagine, what a fantastic trip this has been. I HATE seeing this ride come to an end Thursday!!!
yamafitter
Reigning NERDS Granite Lane Gold Medalist
We are camped out at the Hotel Paraiso del Oso for the night and setting up for the last day of riding.
Here are a few photos from today to hold you over.
Here are a few photos from today to hold you over.
