From Chili

[brandt]

Hello. I live at north of Chili, at the frontier with Perú. I have an Euromot GXT200 (Qingqy QM200)
My bussines is making aluminiun cases and accesories for motorcycle. Also I ride a Yamaha Virago XV400 too. Greetings from the driest desert of the world!!

[culcune]

Welcome to here! I have put Chile on my bucket list to ride a motorcycle one of these years, preferably riding from the southern US border on down!

[Krasi]

So, are you ready for Dakar yet?

[brandt]

Culcune, you will be welcomed to Chili, a blessed and beautiful land, at north with the driest desert of the world (where I live now) to the ice and snow of the south, passing by the marvelous rivers and lakes of the mid south. (where I was born and grow)
visit mi web site : www.motomaletas.cl

[brandt]

yeahhh! this year the Dakar don't pass for Arica, they pass about 700 kms south. maybe I wiil go...!

[brandt]

I lived at the southern US border , Eagle Pass, Texas.

[culcune]

I live in southern Arizona--probably the second driest desert in the world I am actually thinking about riding a Chinabike from here to somewhere south (probably start out small like Baja before the big ride). I like the idea of riding something cheap that might not make it as being a challenge . Joking aside, I know these bikes have been proving themselves more and more year after year, and me being 45 years old, will help; in other words I am not planning on recreating the Dakar or the Baja 1000 on a Chinese bike, just using it as a slower form of transportation. Plus, there are many, many Chinese bikes in Mexico and south, so parts won't or repairs won't be an issue.