Hellooo, Where are the friends of South America? Hola, Donde estan los amigos de la América de Sur? (español mui malo ) Alô, Aonde estão os amigos da América do Sul? Keep in touch pleaseee... Lets make a big network...
Hola Amigo What part of Brasil are you from? Do you have any information about BR 319 Porto Velho to Manaus or the Trans Amazonia Rd. I'm planning a trip coming up later this year and looking for firsthand knowledge about some of the route through SA. Thanks
Hola Amigo, Como te va? Me gusta America Del Surmuy mucho. Soy de los Estados, Utah. My moto is a honda nx4 flacon made in Brazil. Right now, it is in Peru. I will return in May to take her for a ride. You will be able to find many S Am riders through the Horizons Unlimited communities. I will watch this thread.
Very good, I creat a thread in HUBB too, to make now friends. If you come to Brazil, don't forget to contact me.
Whenever the best time to go is? After Colombia Libre in end of Oct the schedule is open, either go Eastern route on the way down to TDF or Western route and then return North by the East side on the way back home. One big loop.
Throttle, the brazilian government maintains a website to describe the conditions of the roads: http://www1.dnit.gov.br/rodovias/condicoes/ It is in portuguese, but I think Google can translate for you: http://translate.google.com/translate?u=http%3A%2F%2Fwww1.dnit.gov.br%2Frodovias%2Fcondicoes%2Fcondicoesdrf.asp%3FBR%3D319%26Estado%3DAmazonas%26drf%3D1&sl=pt&tl=en&hl=en&ie=UTF-8
I believe after october is not a good time, because the rain season is starting. We have to check how many time will you use to go down to TDF and come back to Brazil, and ride trought south to north to arrive in Porto Velho. The hard way (I believe) is enter Brazil from Colombia, you'll have to go to Venezuela, then go south from Brazil. Keep in touch and wi'll see the better way...
Will do Robson , I thinking the West on the way down and make it before its gets real late in the season. Will spend a lot of the time working my way back to the equator.
Não vou nesse Linhares, estou cheio de pepinos para resolver na empresa e a correria está grande. Vamos ver, quem sabe para o ano que vem...
Hi Robson, I am a gringo and now live in Jaragua do Sul. No moto yet. Seems the more I look, the more confused I get....DL650, DL1000, XT660R, XL1000V???? The @!*&@!ing taxes here make me want to cry. I will end up paying almost 3X the cost that I could get a bike in the states for. Anyways I will have a bike soon and plan to do some riding. Give me a buzz if you ever come to this end of SC. I really want to ride the coast of Chile sometime this year or early next year if anyone is interested shoot me an email. Cheers, Mike
Hi there Throttle How are you going ? When are you planning to come south ? Porto Velho to Manaus is tough - mud, gravel, no pavement. It must be ridden between April and September, avoiding the rain season. Another option is to take a boat on Madeira River - several boats leaving Porto Velho on a daily basis - a lot of riders prefer this option. To get to Porto Velho, from Peru, I suggest the TransOceanic Highway (under construction) - the same one that we did back in June/09. But it should be no problems riding your GS. Take care and see you around.
Here we are representing Puerto Rico and Colombia going down south starting November 2010 from Charleston SC. We'll be in Brazil by the begining of 2011 (That's the plan!!!). We'll keep in touch. Adeus