Day 73 - Salta to Presidente Roque Saenz Pena
Long day but AOK! Woke up at 8 to get some breakfast and go change my tires and balance my wheels. Turned out to be a long process that lasted till around noon but everyone was ver…
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Day 72 - San Pedro de Atacama to Salta
Wow - what a day - yes another one of those! Breakfast, bike packing and gas routine in the morning. Last night we had dinner with Steve and a friend of his - a girl from Hong Kong…
Day 71 - San Pedro de Atacama
Short post today - slept in till a bit later than usual had some breakfast and then came back into the room to rest a little more. Around 11 we took off on the bikes to explore the…
Day 70 - Iquique to San Pedro de Atacama
What a day! Last night was kind of cool as well - we went around town to look for a restaurant and ran into Fernando, a local Iquiquean who showed us around and had a couple of bee…
Day 69 - Arica to Iquique
Allright!! Moving forward again!! But first an update from last night… we ran into two Argentineans who were leading a motorcycle trip around this area… they were the guides of…
Day 68 - Arica
I guess we were tired from yesterday - we slept till around 10am today! Around 11:30 Carlos stopped by to pick us up and go to “Marcela” - his garage/beach house where we… we…
Day 67 - La Paz to Arica
Ok - this was probably the most eventful day so far. Started out of La Paz OK - we saw Jorge, an Argentinean on an old (1979) Kawasaki 660 - he’s on his way back from a “short�…
Day 66 - Puno to La Paz
We are unstoppable! Woke up at 6 and went over to the bike and saw two more problems totaling 4. I had found 2 severed wires last night leading to the voltage regulator - that mean…
Day 65 - Cuzco to Puno
Calm day riding… easy road… no traffic… soothing scenery… frequent gas stations… all good. Puno is on Lake Titicaca - the highest navigable lake in the world at 4000 mete…
Day 64 - Ollantaytanbo to Cuzco
WOW - Machu Picchu was definitely worth the trip. The geographical setting of the place, the train ride, the energy there and the mystery that shrouds that place is phenomenal. Thi…