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COPPER CANYON '13 - THE FROG TOUR
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MacDaddy
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I'm in on this one!
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Here it is 8:15 PM and not a peep.
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Already amused... 
Come on with it 
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From what I hear maybe it should have been called The Hot Frog Tour!
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“No fumar espanole.” What?
“I don’t speak Spanish.” Oh…can you come up with a couple hundred pesos?
“Yeah…sure…that’s what…about sixteen bucks?” No...that’s the key for getting out of this hot never ending long line waiting for your vehicle permit and going over to that magic side window where stuff happens fast.
And thus begins our adventures south of the border.
Rounding up the usual suspects:
Edwin
JT
Izz
Stingray
Hugo
RG
Random little punk flying the TWT logo with greatest pride.
"Welcome to Mexico - the land of personal responsibility*." - Edwin
* Roughly translates to: "You screw up down here - don't bother calling 911."
...the adventure begins.
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“I don’t speak Spanish.” Oh…can you come up with a couple hundred pesos?
“Yeah…sure…that’s what…about sixteen bucks?” No...that’s the key for getting out of this hot never ending long line waiting for your vehicle permit and going over to that magic side window where stuff happens fast.
And thus begins our adventures south of the border.
Rounding up the usual suspects:
Edwin
JT
Izz
Stingray
Hugo
RG
Random little punk flying the TWT logo with greatest pride.
"Welcome to Mexico - the land of personal responsibility*." - Edwin
* Roughly translates to: "You screw up down here - don't bother calling 911."
...the adventure begins.
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izz
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Presidio:
izz
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It might be hot here, but we don't need no stinking paperwork, well maybe we do...
izz
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bigdon55
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bigdon55
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Ok let's get this story started so I can read about what I missed by not getting to go
Whoa, whoa, whoa. 
I'm calling foul.... I don't usually care about stuff like this but I always thought I was the one who made up that quote
Correct me if I'm wrong
OK, sorry, continue with the story
Trouble brewing
Do you ever have that feeling, Dang, I should've gone.
Do you ever have that feeling, Dang, I should've gone.
We made it across the border with no issues; however, we are already missing some people. Radio check! JT and RG are checking the sites in Ojinaga! Right!
35 mi check point. All vin numbers matched and we are free to continue.
Taking a break just before getting to Creel. Our butts were starting to hurt a bit after being on the bike for most of the day. The riding from Ojinaga thus far has been a blast, lost of pavement and twisties!
Finally, after searching for a cheap hotel and finding one, we headed out for some libations and food at the Best Western, Creel.
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This is the place we stayed in Creel. The owner is a local guy and very nice. He was willing to deal as long as we rented 6 rooms. It was in the main street and across a good family restaurant. Next to it was a Abarrotes store where you can get your bare necessities. They lock the gates at night so the bikes were safe.
Stingray showing off!
We stopped at Lake Arareko on our way to Guachochi. The road is all paved and with great twisties. I'll try to download some quick videos later.
You are absolutely right.
I always thought I was the one who made up that quote
Correct me if I'm wrong
OK, sorry, continue with the story
I should have quote you properly when I said it in front of JT. I think I heard from you when we did the Peguis ride and M. Winer crashed his bike on that bridge. 
Therefore, I 
apologize.BTW, your message folder is full and could not send an answer to your question. I have no idea why it is doing it!
We are still in Arareko lake and a few gets some shots.
After a few shots we headed out via Guachochi. The road is nice. Any bike would enjoy this ride!
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After a few shots we headed out via Guachochi. The road is nice. Any bike would enjoy this ride!
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After we had lunch, gas up, and talked to some of the locals about how business was going in Guachochi, we head out to Sinforosa canyons. The end of pavement was near, we could smell it.
I was tasked to deliver a vestm to the flagman down the road; however, there ws no road. It is been built!
Ingeniero Adolfo gives me the instructions. He has being working this section for the last two weeks. Very nice man who is a part of this huge endeavor, paving Sinforosa Canyon road.
BTW, IZZ is nurturing a hangover and Montezumas revenge at the same time, poor guy!
Here are some of the views of Sinforosa canyon.
and the beginning of pavement!
from here on It was dirt and rocks all the way to Creel.
I was tasked to deliver a vestm to the flagman down the road; however, there ws no road. It is been built!
Ingeniero Adolfo gives me the instructions. He has being working this section for the last two weeks. Very nice man who is a part of this huge endeavor, paving Sinforosa Canyon road.
BTW, IZZ is nurturing a hangover and Montezumas revenge at the same time, poor guy!
Here are some of the views of Sinforosa canyon.
and the beginning of pavement!
from here on It was dirt and rocks all the way to Creel.