fudgypup said:People who ride adventure motorcycles are a different breed. It’s one of the things that has drawn me to it. I meet people I’d never meet in my own neighborhood, at work, etc…. They tend to be different in many exciting and unexpected ways. I now know doctors, lawyers, rocket scientists, Dakar rally legends and even a humble cement worker and war veteran who is probably the best wing man you’d ever want with you on a difficult adventure.
One common thread is that you all get it. You understand the challenges, setbacks, injuries are “all part of the adventure.”
My latest…
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fudgypup said:I took it down. I had some thumbs down and it’s hard to put myself out there with a personal story just trying to help people avoid the same thing happening to them.
I did an article on it for an adventure magazine and then talking about it with the editor she asks if they can get more pics from Mexico. I’m like why Mexico? Well isn’t that where you were robbed? Did you even read what I wrote? So I just kind of dropped the whole thing.
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Nice pics!fudgypup said:Did a fun tour with some friends recently. First stop was a hot springs hotel about 4.5 hours ride south to Manizales called Hotel del Otoño. Ride notes for the group said “11 hours” and since the group was already nearly two hours behind and I had a friend on a rented Kawasaki 300X I decided to just take the highway, arrive early and enjoy the hotel and hot springs.
Group showed up at 8:30 but after they showered, changed clothes and had dinner, none of them had energy to soak in the pools.
Next day we headed up Nevado del Ruiz, a volcano up to about 4,300 meters. Cold, wet, muddy but beautiful. Got some great video of some water crossings.
https://www.instagram.com/p/CVsWlY0rysv/?utm_medium=copy_link
Made it down to lower altitude and a hotel that was without heat but we made it work.
Next day out a BMW had a throttle issue but we eventually made it to an eco-hotel on Rio la Miel. They said they hadn’t had power in 3 days so there was no cold beer which didn’t make me happy but that’s how it is some days. They had a choice of fish or fish and I chose neither. Good thing as half the group got sick the next day. But the river tour was truly amazing!
Like nothing I’d ever seen. Really amazing group of people too.
Got back in time to go to a friend’s birthday party too [emoji6][emoji106]
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