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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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What we do in between rides

Published: 11/07/2017

Vizcaino is, relatively speaking, a pretty big town. We took the bikes out for a ride this morning to explore, leaving most of the heavy bags in the hotel room. Wow, do the bikes seem light and maneuv ... Read more

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Baja: Coast to Coast

Published: 3/07/2017

In the month that we have been riding the Baja Divide (yes, it’s been that long), we have completed just 39% of the route. That is 1062 km. Of that distance, the last stretch, which took us from ... Read more

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100 miles with no water, and a big snake!

Published: 3/07/2017

If there was one leg of the Baja Divide that was concerning us, it was the Cataviña leg. It is the longest stretch of the route without water or resupply – 100 miles minimum between water – ... Read more

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