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The Latin America Bicycle Trip. Back to the Latin America bicycle trip. It was a calm sunny morning, our last 40km of good roads, wide shoulders and American-courteous drivers. We departed from Jim our host, savior, and new friend just at the border, before the Mexican formalities.

The Latin America Bicycle Trip. Back to the Latin America bicycle trip.

Peru - Cordillera Blanca and Cañon del Pato. The Latin America Bicycle Trip. Back to the Latin America bicycle trip. We were dropped at the bus station in Huaraz, and waited for our bikes, hopefully arriving on the next bus. There are always problems with putting the bikes on a bus, a stressful operation. An hour later they arrived; no harm done. Huaraz, from our rooftop.

The Latin America Bicycle Trip. Back to the Latin America bicycle trip. The remote border of La Balsa, was nor more than a few crumbling buildings. Passport control was quick for Rami, but not for Gal, who was waiting in the sun, in the terrible heat. The friendly immigration office changed some money for us, not trying to reap us off, as opposed to the nearby shop. The old wooden border gate. It made life difficult for Gal. A wet, muddy day.

Back to the Latin America bicycle trip. The 3 of us drank a shot of rum, toasting to Neptune, and we were off. Toasting for Neptune - Salud! And slept our first night on board.

The Latin America Bicycle Trip. Back to the Latin America bicycle trip. Our old kitchen bok, with all our spices, after a long year. 11,000km 0 punctures, and much better grip than the Schwalbe Marathon XR.

The India Himalayas Bicycle Trip. Back to the India Himalayas bicycle trip. 7 years ago, while traveling in India on our Royal Enfield. We encountered a couple with a young child, cycling the Manali-Leh road. 8230; we had a visa. 8230; we had our bicycles ready. We went shopping in Buenos Aires, with our credit card in our .

Back to the Latin America bicycle trip. We cycled 15 months in a world of Spanish; literally a world of Spanish. As cycle-tourists, spending most of their traveling BETWEEN one touristy place to another, we were forced into this world.