MikeMike
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It's Friday, maybe you need a little lift if you live in a frigid part of the world, at the moment.
C'mon along for a typical ride here. That's me out front, and DC Storm a visiting Aussie doing the camera duties. This is from last Saturday. We had unseasonable fog in the early AM and in the PM, too when we returned to the city.
You'll get a good view of the unprotected drop offs we have around the 7:30 mark.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NUkspSuTEH8
First stop is the cuota toll at La Antigua, next the drop into Boca Andrea just after the nuclear power plant at Laguna Verde, next the Naolinco highway to the clouds, and then a little branch off of that in towards El Huerfano between Chiconquiaco and Plan de las Hayas, and then down towards the Actopan valley and back home to Veracruz. A typical ride, only mid-level elevation of upwards of 7,000ft, the more extreme elevations you can easily reach here are over 14,000ft. No guardrails, no 9-11, no park rangers, no speeding tickets, just life as it should be with fun riding and good food.
If you are thinking about visiting Mexico, come and ride here in Veracruz, if you want a free ride guide in PDF format that I have been putting together and illustrated with photos of mine from actual rides, just send me a PM.
C'mon along for a typical ride here. That's me out front, and DC Storm a visiting Aussie doing the camera duties. This is from last Saturday. We had unseasonable fog in the early AM and in the PM, too when we returned to the city.
You'll get a good view of the unprotected drop offs we have around the 7:30 mark.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NUkspSuTEH8
First stop is the cuota toll at La Antigua, next the drop into Boca Andrea just after the nuclear power plant at Laguna Verde, next the Naolinco highway to the clouds, and then a little branch off of that in towards El Huerfano between Chiconquiaco and Plan de las Hayas, and then down towards the Actopan valley and back home to Veracruz. A typical ride, only mid-level elevation of upwards of 7,000ft, the more extreme elevations you can easily reach here are over 14,000ft. No guardrails, no 9-11, no park rangers, no speeding tickets, just life as it should be with fun riding and good food.
If you are thinking about visiting Mexico, come and ride here in Veracruz, if you want a free ride guide in PDF format that I have been putting together and illustrated with photos of mine from actual rides, just send me a PM.
nice to see some scenery NOT covered in snow (poor night here tonight) Thanks for the link 