Is Mexico Safe? - Page 739

MikeMike · 11-11-2012, 02:28 AM

Another happy ending and the woodshed is looking much better.

Bob, that Costco will never be the same, lucky I had my card. Well, lucky for me!

tricepilot · 11-11-2012, 05:14 AM

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Originally Posted by MikeMike

Another happy ending

You must be tipping well on your massages

going south · 11-11-2012, 08:47 AM

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Originally Posted by AK Smitty

Throughout the entire process I maintained a positive atittude while dealing with everyone and saved my venting/ranting for here. I renewed my attitude and faith in Mexico after a great day of surfing and beer drinking in Sayulita with some transplants from Guad. Another offer for a free place to crash when I return and sympathetic ears for my oversight in the import process.

Time + Adversity = Adventure...

I have been turned around more times, I think it just add's to it in the end...

Bato · 11-11-2012, 12:04 PM

That once you get off opiates (pain killers ) the human body pain thermostat takes around 6 months to reset ...Bet they are right ., ran yesterday into this door that I hit with my arm., Oh man ! if it was painful

Chickenstrip · 11-11-2012, 12:29 PM

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Originally Posted by Habibi Rocks

I accidentally bumped into this thread ... and boy do I feel better. :-)

MikeMike · 11-11-2012, 04:35 PM

Hey Jimmy, John D did the "Jimmy Ride...slight return" today. Slight variation of the original because he rides the damn wheels off that Kawasaki Super Sherpa of his. I thought we'd be going slow because it's only a carbuereted 250cc.
It was like riding with my shadow. Always there!

We did the route down the mountain via Saltillo La Fragua which we missed when you did it, because of the fog and crap weather that time.

John D is a great guy to ride with, and if anyone is thinking twice about sponsoring him a little, pony up, he's a helluva rider and real fun to spend a day with. Hands down, he is the happiest person I have ever met from Nebraska! ha,ha! I noticed a few signatures on the tank, appears he's met more than a few riders on here. 9 degrees centigrade in Coatepec, froze my arse off heading in, but it warmed up to 30 c on the way in from Orizaba to Veracruz, John headed off for Ciudad Mendoza after we took the old/new Cumbres route and he was heading for Oaxaca via Acultzingo and the lane changing fun and games on the way back up to the altiplano. The Mystery Rider, Craneguy, and Doug were sorely missed, today. And by the way, Craneguy, that road that was torn up in that small mountain town when you got the V-Strom on a nice near verticle angle, is still under construction, but this time John hopped the curb and zipped up the road and left me with a smile and looking for an alternate route, couldn't get the clearance over the curb but it wasn't for trying.

Craneguy · 11-11-2012, 06:56 PM

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Originally Posted by MikeMike

And by the way, Craneguy, that road that was torn up in that small mountain town when you got the V-Strom on a nice near verticle angle, is still under construction, but this time John hopped the curb and zipped up the road and left me with a smile and looking for an alternate route, couldn't get the clearance over the curb but it wasn't for trying.

Damn, I'm still trying to get the oil out of my airbox after that little stunt... And I'm not just talking about the bike!

Craneguy · 11-12-2012, 02:01 PM

Ignore this. I just wanted to get post # 11111 :)

Edit: I'm an idiot... It's 11101

What's that spell in binary? :)

operaflute · 11-12-2012, 02:04 PM

How long have you been sitting in front of the computer, finger poised over the "submit reply" button, in order to have the honor? It's a shame it didn't happen yesterday! (11/11)

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Originally Posted by Craneguy

Ignore this. I just wanted to get post # 11111 :)

BobLoblaw · 11-12-2012, 02:13 PM

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Originally Posted by Craneguy

Ignore this. I just wanted to get post # 11111 :)

my computer shows your post as #11101

Turkeycreek · 11-12-2012, 02:24 PM

+1 lo mismo aqui 11101

I failed to notice the count on Habibi's post

Habibi Rocks · 11-12-2012, 02:50 PM

airdale7 · 11-12-2012, 03:43 PM

11111 should be something special. Who has an old pic of Heather Lockleer on the beach?

jimmex · 11-12-2012, 03:43 PM

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Originally Posted by MikeMike

Hey Jimmy, John D did the "Jimmy Ride...slight return" today. Slight variation of the original because he rides the damn wheels off that Kawasaki Super Sherpa of his. I thought we'd be going slow because it's only a carbuereted 250cc.
It was like riding with my shadow. Always there!

We did the route down the mountain via Saltillo La Fragua which we missed when you did it, because of the fog and crap weather that time.

John D is a great guy to ride with, and if anyone is thinking twice about sponsoring him a little, pony up, he's a helluva rider and real fun to spend a day with. Hands down, he is the happiest person I have ever met from Nebraska! ha,ha! I noticed a few signatures on the tank, appears he's met more than a few riders on here. 9 degrees centigrade in Coatepec, froze my arse off heading in, but it warmed up to 30 c on the way in from Orizaba to Veracruz, John headed off for Ciudad Mendoza after we took the old/new Cumbres route and he was heading for Oaxaca via Acultzingo and the lane changing fun and games on the way back up to the altiplano. The Mystery Rider, Craneguy, and Doug were sorely missed, today. And by the way, Craneguy, that road that was torn up in that small mountain town when you got the V-Strom on a nice near verticle angle, is still under construction, but this time John hopped the curb and zipped up the road and left me with a smile and looking for an alternate route, couldn't get the clearance over the curb but it wasn't for trying.

Glad you guys got to hang out and ride a little. The pics look very nice and green. Love the clear view to Pico de Orizaba. Saludos, Jim

TRAVELGUY · 11-12-2012, 04:10 PM

+1

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Originally Posted by airdale74451

11111 should be something special. Who has an old pic of heather lockleer on the beach?

11-11-2012, 12:04 PM	#11074
Bato Studly Adventurer Joined: Nov 2009 Location: TEJAS Oddometer: 908	Los doctores, said.... That once you get off opiates (pain killers ) the human body pain thermostat takes around 6 months to reset ...Bet they are right ., ran yesterday into this door that I hit with my arm., Oh man ! if it was painful Bato screwed with this post 11-11-2012 at 12:23 PM

11-12-2012, 02:01 PM	#11078
Craneguy British Hooligan Joined: Apr 2011 Location: Muscat, Oman Oddometer: 907	Ignore this. I just wanted to get post # 11111 :) Edit: I'm an idiot... It's 11101 What's that spell in binary? :) __________________ *“The problem with having an open mind, of course, is that people will insist on coming along and putting things in it.”* Craneguy screwed with this post 11-12-2012 at 09:19 PM

11-12-2012, 02:24 PM	#11081
Turkeycreek Gringo Viejo Joined: Oct 2010 Location: Banámichi, Sonora, Mexico Oddometer: 478	+1 lo mismo aqui 11101 I failed to notice the count on Habibi's post __________________ Mexico - Dream, Discover, Ride Hotel Los Arcos, Northern Sonora's Motorcycle Haven http://www.losarcossonora.com

11-12-2012, 03:43 PM	#11083
airdale7 Gnarly Adventurer Joined: Jun 2012 Location: Cherokee County, Oklahoma Oddometer: 414	11111 should be something special. Who has an old pic of Heather Lockleer on the beach? __________________ www.twowheelsthreeamericas.com http://share.findmespot.com/shared/f...g5lhhD5mskKfTD There are two kinds of lost. Not knowing where you are, and not knowing where you are going.

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11-11-2012, 02:28 AM	#11071
MikeMike Beastly Adventurer Joined: Feb 2009 Location: South east Mexico Oddometer: 2,580	Another happy ending and the woodshed is looking much better. Bob, that Costco will never be the same, lucky I had my card. Well, lucky for me!

11-11-2012, 04:35 PM	#11076
MikeMike Beastly Adventurer Joined: Feb 2009 Location: South east Mexico Oddometer: 2,580	Hey Jimmy, John D did the "Jimmy Ride...slight return" today. Slight variation of the original because he rides the damn wheels off that Kawasaki Super Sherpa of his. I thought we'd be going slow because it's only a carbuereted 250cc. It was like riding with my shadow. Always there! We did the route down the mountain via Saltillo La Fragua which we missed when you did it, because of the fog and crap weather that time. John D is a great guy to ride with, and if anyone is thinking twice about sponsoring him a little, pony up, he's a helluva rider and real fun to spend a day with. Hands down, he is the happiest person I have ever met from Nebraska! ha,ha! I noticed a few signatures on the tank, appears he's met more than a few riders on here. 9 degrees centigrade in Coatepec, froze my arse off heading in, but it warmed up to 30 c on the way in from Orizaba to Veracruz, John headed off for Ciudad Mendoza after we took the old/new Cumbres route and he was heading for Oaxaca via Acultzingo and the lane changing fun and games on the way back up to the altiplano. The Mystery Rider, Craneguy, and Doug were sorely missed, today. And by the way, Craneguy, that road that was torn up in that small mountain town when you got the V-Strom on a nice near verticle angle, is still under construction, but this time John hopped the curb and zipped up the road and left me with a smile and looking for an alternate route, couldn't get the clearance over the curb but it wasn't for trying.

11-12-2012, 02:50 PM	#11082
Habibi Rocks Banned Joined: Nov 2012 Location: Burbank Ca. Oddometer: 58