Baja Riding Partner Wanted
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Baja Riding Partner Wanted
Hi, I live in Oceanside California and am wanting to do some riding in Baja. The first trip I was thinking would be Tijuana to Ensenada (65 miles) and taking a bus back up. I am a little nervous about riding alone so I was wondering if anyone else wanted to do the same type of thing.
I'm a 37 year old guy and my average speed on a trip this length is normally about 14.5 mph (computer average speed including everything except full stops). I speak almost no Spanish, but I'm not worried about that too much. Just thought two people are safer than one.
I'm a 37 year old guy and my average speed on a trip this length is normally about 14.5 mph (computer average speed including everything except full stops). I speak almost no Spanish, but I'm not worried about that too much. Just thought two people are safer than one.
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Hi, I live in Oceanside California and am wanting to do some riding in Baja. The first trip I was thinking would be Tijuana to Ensenada (65 miles) and taking a bus back up. I am a little nervous about riding alone so I was wondering if anyone else wanted to do the same type of thing.
I'm a 37 year old guy and my average speed on a trip this length is normally about 14.5 mph (computer average speed including everything except full stops). I speak almost no Spanish, but I'm not worried about that too much. Just thought two people are safer than one.
I'm a 37 year old guy and my average speed on a trip this length is normally about 14.5 mph (computer average speed including everything except full stops). I speak almost no Spanish, but I'm not worried about that too much. Just thought two people are safer than one.
You will have to ride slower than 14.5 for me. But if you are fully loaded, you will need to. You can take a bus back to the border from almost anywhere down the peninsula. I am excited about getting to Bahia de los Angeles.
Howard