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We made it to La Paz, but are not done yet!

Published: 10/08/2017

I don’t recall where or when I first learned about topographic maps, their squiggly little lines used to turn a flat piece of paper into a 3D representation of the earth. It’s not the kind ... Read more

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Off the road or on the road: which feels better?

Published: 3/08/2017

I’m not sure what feels better: arriving to a town after several days of traveling where we can find ourselves a cheap hotel room with a shower and a comfortable bed, or getting back on the road ... Read more

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Everything happens for a reason, including Loreto

Published: 30/07/2017

There are those who find comfort in the thought that everything happens for a reason. Working on that premise, perhaps we acquired our tire problem so that we could: get experience patching flat tires ... Read more

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Problems can equal opportunities, but only in hindsight

Published: 27/07/2017

I guess I should have known better than to write a post publicly stating that we’ve had no bike problems. Bikes, like boats, obviously don’t appreciate that kind of attention. Although pro ... Read more

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Gear choices: painstaking research or dumb luck?

Published: 23/07/2017

On a foggy Thursday morning, on June 1st, Rebecca and I pedaled ourselves away from our daughter’s home in Perris, California. That makes it a week shy of two months that we’ve been on the ... Read more

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Video: Bikepacking Vicente Guerrero to Mulegé

Published: 22/07/2017

Taking advantage of our time off in Mulegé, and the decent Wi-Fi that we’ve found nearby, here is the long-awaited followup to our first Baja Divide video, Bikepacking Tecate to Vicente Guerrero ... Read more

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The most challenging could also be the most epic

Published: 21/07/2017

It may be hard to imagine that the leg described as “the most challenging ride on the Baja Divide“ would become our favorite, and I say that because it’s surprising to me, but that&# ... Read more

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A metric century and a side trip to San Juanico

Published: 17/07/2017

As sailors, we are well accustomed to making last-minute travel decisions based upon new or updated weather data. As we sat enjoying ourselves in the oasis of San Ignacio, thoughts of how the threat o ... Read more

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Rock – sand, you don’t have to put on the red light!

Published: 14/07/2017

As a day of riding draws to a close, one where we’re not planning on heading to a motel, we typically have our eyes peeled for a good, no, actually a great camping spot. Even though I wasn’ ... Read more

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