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Is Mexico Safe?
- Thread starter Yinzer Moto
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Stormdog
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I know a handful of really good rides in that area, but most would have to be multi day loops.
From the coast to Tequila is doable as an out and back, but difficult to do if any sampling is involved.
I would recommend going up through Mascota then cutting over to Tequila. Coming back to the coast just ride the couta.
On my way south in November I spent a night in Tequila and man was it jammed up with folks having a good time
From the coast to Tequila is doable as an out and back, but difficult to do if any sampling is involved.
I would recommend going up through Mascota then cutting over to Tequila. Coming back to the coast just ride the couta.
On my way south in November I spent a night in Tequila and man was it jammed up with folks having a good time
Stormdog
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With just a quick glance, that route should be paved. once you get away from the PV traffic, most of it is fun twisty stuff.
unfortunatly time is your enemy, but it would be a shame to ride past San Sebastián without stopping.
way better if you can do it as an overnighter.
unfortunatly time is your enemy, but it would be a shame to ride past San Sebastián without stopping.
way better if you can do it as an overnighter.
Stormdog
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It’s a pretty straightforward route but I could pull up some tracks if you are interested.
My brother-in-law and about five of his fellow deputies went down there on a fishing trip. Not wanting to break the law, they were not carrying. A group of guys robbed them. I would guess going back to the office on Monday made that a tough story to tell.
Stormdog
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Better to have a story about being robbed then a story about spending time in a Mexican prison.
Just wanted to share a few great resources...
We've been using Go Experience Mexico to find destinations to ride to and Wikiloc to get the routes between them. The two work really well together.
- Amigomoto - Marco is the IBA president for Latin America, builds sidecars, does tours, rents out rooms, and is extremely helpful. Great guy along with his partner Elena. If you're in or passing through Aguascalientes, give them a shout.
- Go Experience Mexico - Phenomenal, well organized map that has hundreds of great POIs. Made by a fellow rider. FB page here.
- Wikiloc - This site hosts a bunch of GPS tracks by activity, including offroading, dual sporting, and paved motorcycle riding and is really popular here in Mexico. They're mostly just track history, so they're not well-curated routes. By that I mean that you can sometimes see where they are going but then stop and turn around, see random detours to restaurants, things like that. Overall they're pretty reliable and the ones I've been on have been fantastic.
We've been using Go Experience Mexico to find destinations to ride to and Wikiloc to get the routes between them. The two work really well together.
In Querétaro now...it's been a bit soggy but awesome.
Let me also recommend Yamaha Moto Race in Aguascalientes. Every time you walk in the first thing they ask is, "agua o cerveza?"
Let me also recommend Yamaha Moto Race in Aguascalientes. Every time you walk in the first thing they ask is, "agua o cerveza?"
That’s an awesome adventure! 👍In Querétaro now...it's been a bit soggy but awesome.
Let me also recommend Yamaha Moto Race in Aguascalientes. Every time you walk in the first thing they ask is, "agua o cerveza?"
That's what she said