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All types of terrain, excellent food and warm people are but a few of the things that make Mexico a great destination for bikepacking and bike touring. Here are several routes, stories and trip reports:
Some final thoughts on Mexico and a respite from pedaling on Caye Caulker for a few days… y muchas fotos.
The final leg of our bike tour in Mexico… onward to Central America!
… miles that is, and other useless stats. Plus photos…
Nothing to say here, just some select photos from the last leg our bike tour in Mexico…
Our ride from San Cristobal de Las Casas, Chiapas to Merida, Yucatan… welcome to the jungle, baby.
Sometimes Pedaling Nowhere means pedaling uphill and into the wind…
Since we started our bike tour, we have had a constant barrage of folks who ask, ‘Why do you want to travel on a bike?’ To those people I generally say, ‘Well, there are several reasons…’
A few days not riding in Oaxaca gave us some time to groom and reflect. Here are some thought about our bike tour in Mexico, so far…
Merry Christmas all! Here are some of my recent street shots:
This is actually a combination of what would normally be a couple of posts. Mike’s computer bit the dust so he couldn’t get his Ixtapan > Taxco photos up… so here we are a week or so later not having WiFi for a bit…
After 75.6 miles, 6,667 feet climbing, and 3 days pedaling, we pulled in to Ixtapan de la Sal yesterday around 5:30…
Singletrack/MTB
Gravel/All-road
Dirt-road Touring
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