Bogota to Buenos Aires and everything in between.

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[Danielxrv750]

Señores, que viaje espectacular, me vi todos sus videos y obviamente
no se pueden visitar todos los lugares hermosos que hay cerca de su ruta.
Felicitaciones, en la foto que titulada:
Rosario. To the other side of the bridge, Uruguay.

Esa informacion no es correcta.

La imagen esta tomada del margen Oeste del rio Parana y muestra una seccion del conjunto de puentes que unen Rosario con Victoria que es una localidad de Entre Rios en la republica Argentina.
Para llegar a Uruguay, deben cruzar toda la provincia de entre Rios y cruzar el rio Uruguay.

Por favor no tomen a mal la correccion.

Saludos desde Argentina
Daniel

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Iquique
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New moustache
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Coastal Road south from Arica, Chile southwards
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San Pedro de Atacama
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SP de Atacama is a wonderful natural place. We loved it and we wnded stayinbg there for 3 nights (in 3 diferent hotels) we tried to do everything that was available to do but in the end we didnt had enought time.
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New friend, from our first hotel. In this hotel the clerck oppened our room and there were 2 dogs sleeping in our room. One below a bed, and one on top of one!!! And the dogs didnt hwanted to stay our of the room, as if the room belonged to them (probably it did). Sad to say, as funny as it was, he decided to leave it the next day.
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Salares
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Salt water, you can float on it!!
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The eyes of the salar. Actually they are 2 and they have fresh water. Diving a must!.
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SP de atacama famous church.
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Caverns in the Valle de la Luna.
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Valle de la luna.
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Geiser - its a 3 am wake up tour. Its better to see it at this time of day because there is more activity in the geisers.
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Hot tub.
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Going to Argentina through the paso de Jama. Paso de Jama would be our highest destination over 4400 meters. Riding through it was one of the best ridingt experiences of the trip.
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Salar Grande (in the argemtinian side)
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Riding in the salar. You have to be carefull because the salt adheres top the bike and must be taken off promptly.
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Puramarca - Best hotel yet-
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In central argentina there are hundreds of birds flying arround all the time. Pictured here is Pedros bike after he hit a bird maybe doing 160 kmph. Not a lucky day for the bird.
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A few night shots. Driving at night can be very refreshing. Driving at day was taking a toll on us.
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Rafaela (name of the city)
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Rosario. To the other side of the bridge, Uruguay. ( la de abajo es la imagen en cuestion)
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Buenos Aires!
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[drrags]

This is a great Ride Report and I enjoyed reading it. Thanks!
Perhaps I'll see you in Colombia at Colombia Libre 2009?

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[alergia]

Hi,
On Friday I´m beginning a Journey from Cali to Ushuaia and then to Buenos Aires. I need to return my bike from Buenos Aires by plane. I have been in touch with Aviatur cargo Cali and they gave me some prices from Tampa cargo.
I would like to compare these prices with other airlines, so it would be nice if you could tell me which airline did you use to return your bike back to Bogota. And also how much did it cost you. And any other advice that you could give me, would be great
Thank you very much

[onip]

Go to Dakar Motos in Buenos AIres, they'll help you with that...