We made it!, we made it to Acapulco in two days. I didn’t expect it. Two days just riding, all the time along the coast line. I wasn’t sure it was the right decision. Yesterday was the first time I wished, “Please, no more curves!”. But like always, if you want something, nobody is listening.

Hi Everyone,

just a short update. I’m still alive and doing well. I’m right now in Puerto Vallarta and hope we reach Guatemala at the end of the week. Unfortunately is something on my computer/software /provider or whatever not working properly. It takes me hours to post something and this is just ……

Now I’m already at the end of my Baja California trip. Tomorrow is business day. Oil change and minor maintenance, have to buy the ferry ticket and to get the “temporary motor vehicle import license for Mexico”. The ride down here wasn’t very exiting, mostly flat and straight. I will call it just a nice ride.

What an awesome Saturday!(I know, it’s already Sunday night)! It started with a sweet breakfast and I moved on after I stayed two days in Guerrero Negro. My goal for today, Santa Rosalita, on the other side of the Baja, on the Golfo de California. Now I ended up in the middle of the mountain.

I’m done for the day. 500km or something like this,  almost the entire time in the dessert with moderate temperatures (around 35-40). I still love the dessert. Crossed the Baja California from the West to the South and back, low traffic, lot’s of curves and the restriction mostly to 60km/h. That’s not enough to cool the engine down!

Border crossing was easier then I expected. I guess it’s still “Der Alte Ossi” in me, who is kind of scarred if he sees a border.

Yep, of curse as soon as I drove into this “thingie”, the alarm sound and the red lights flashing. Hm, what this means? Oh, I have to go to the “search area”.