RideMap

RideMap
Map of the trip as recorded by my SPoT satellite tracker.

The route was ridden in a clockwise direction. I started in California, went across Arizona to Texas, and then down the Gulf Coast of Mexico into Guatamala. I spent about a month in Guatemala, and returned up the Pacific coast of Mexico, taking the overnight ferry from Mazatlan to La Paz, and then up through Baja back to California.



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Sunday, April 18, 2010







Day 9: I made it to the rendezvous last night. It took nearly 9 hours. It cost me $28 in toll fees from the border to Monterrey! The GPS had me going on some remote route through the mountains, and the bridge was blocked off. I got scared and just went back the normal way through the city. While driving through town, I hit a speed bump (tope), and the rear wheel ripped off the plastic mud scraper which wraps around the rear tire. There goes $80 in trim pieces.


I arrived just in time for the Saturday night, end of rendezvous party. Everyone was excited to see me. Unfortunately, they've already all done the best canyons. Today we descended two very short canyons, but tomorrow most everyone goes home. I'm hoping Luca, who is staying here with me for the next few days, and I will find some interesting stuff to do.

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