After leaving Brazil I was going to cross Venezuela and Colombia before leaving South America. I heard a lot of bad stories about travelling in Venezuela from other travelers but I found the country not to be all that much different from the rest of the region. One thing I knew was that I had...
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Crossing the Darian Gap was one of the most amazing adventures I have ever embarked on. Ever-since I decided that I want to ride my motorbike from Chile to Texas, I knew that the road does not go all the way and that I will have to figure out how to cross the jungle dividing...
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Crossing Amazon was not easy. In planning my route through South America I did not give it much thought. The roads seemed to be on both sides of the river, so for sure a ferry would cross in matter of minutes or at worst few hours. I was wrong. My original plan was too cross...
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Brazil is a huge country. It’s hard to understand how huge it is until you cross it on a small motorbike :). Yeah, there is a reason why Brazilians more than any South Americans take planes to travel… That said crossing this country was a spectacular experience. I am fluent in Spanish but not in Portuguese,...
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I just finished ridding in South America. I am about to leave Turbo and head to Central America. Here is the detailed map of the first 25 thousand kilometers. View Larger Map
The ride from Bolivia to Uruguay was really spectacular although thanks to a lot of dirt road ridding sometimes extremely slow and tiring. After leaving Lake Titicaca I drove south to Uyuni Salt Flats with a little detour to modern city of Cochabamba. The dirt road to Uyuni was well over 100km but was spectacular...
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Before coming to Chile I thought about buying a car so I could easily travel to various ski resorts in Chile and Argentina. I never bought a car, but my research was helpful when I decided to buy a motorcycle and take it from Chile to Texas. I found few resources but nothing overly complex,...
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After leaving Santiago de Chile I rode up to the Argentinian border. Here I drove just below the highest mountain of the continent and even rode in a bit of snow. In Argentina I headed north via some awesome and lonely roads and also ridding part of the legendary Route 40. Then I climbed up...
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Today after a little bit of preparation I am taking off from Santiago de Chile on my new motorbike. I will be leaving from Chile early morning on Monday towards Mendoza in Argentina (passing by the highest point of Americas Aconcagua). From there I might go to Córdoba and later north towards Salta, cross the...
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