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Getting out of that mess was not hard and soon we were doing Photo opps on the salty flats. Looks easy without the damn mosquitos. You can laugh at us flatlanders, but those short hills were mean late in the day.

After some huffing, shouting and just hopping along the rocks, we thought it was over, only to find this. Every town in Mexico has a house that will either give you or sell you some food, and we weren't about to cross those hills on an empty tank. Ahhh, the joys of Shrimp season...

Happily riding across Ohuira Bay. We even saw some friendly dolphins along the way Seeing Lazaro Cardenas across the bay made us realize that those hills were not going to be as easy as once thought. Lazaro Cardenas doesn't have a channel, so they make do with high tides and some...

The state of Sinaloa in northwestern Mexico has several beautiful bays, some of them have inspired many dreams in the past. Falling in the same trap, I envisioned a while back a route to cross them while mapping a loop that will take me from my home and back. As summer creep on me, it became...

I'll take that as an acknowledge of how incredibly laid back and easy going we are, to the point of being misunderstood. :sombrero: Now, were is my Bike Porn?

Well, it's been almost 57 minutes :drool:

We already have an AT Horizon in the family, but have found that does not really work for the kind of trails/trips I do (those Copper Canyon trails are really scary without a trailer). so I am really thinking on the flip top or dormobile solution, I am really making the top from scratch so I am...

Thanks for the links, those exact treads have been my inspiration for the las week or so. :drool: Any ideas on the flip-top bit? or maybe a sideways opening top a-la Landrover. Saludos

Thanks for the links, I do have some Bandwidth. I am trying to make it as close to original as possible, but with some modifications, I will incorporate some sort of Flip-top to it and make a Hi-fender mod to clear 34s or 35s with no lift. If only I could trade Joaquin Suave some beer and...

Do any of you guys have a CJ8 Overlander? I am gonna start to make the hardtop for my CJ8 and need detail photos. Thanks guys.

Thanks Guys, Here is from the other side, hosting fellow Expo's traveling trough.

Checking for a good seal ... Ready for some thumping ... A regular Cherokee stereo to fend off the damn Mexican thiefs ... But with a little extra stations ... Some Juice to remember when I was 18 :) Saludos

I posted this a while back in Jeeperos.com and has been popular, I hope some of you find it useful. First step is to locate a place to fit a 10" sub with .8 cubic ft box, without taking alot of space. I cut out the little box, that didnt had a purpose.. MDF de 5/8" with a frame of wood...

For those interested in local cousine ... North of Guaymas, mmm, maybe Lobster and Beans on Baja, From Obregon to Navojoa, best damn Callos de hacha. In El Fuerte, Chilpachile de cauque (Really spicy hot soup with Freshwater Lobster) From Los Mochis to Culiacan, Fresh shrimp and octopus...

Thanks guys, The food was really great, My dad's hunting buddies do sure have a great time every weekend. For us season its starting, and so far looks gooood ... :victory: Saludos

Once we got onto the wilderness, it was time to find my Dad's group who was Dove hunting on the same area. After tracking down the tireprints we decided to wait for them and have a quick rest. Eventually we got together, and the feast began :drool:. First some early morning caught...

Another weekend, another bike trip. Lately finding new tracks and testing equipment for Bikepacking has become fun, Today's trip took us over some Precolonial settlements and onto a very familiar wilderness close to home. A camera malfunction (Ok, I messed up the settings) gave me some nifty...

That Sir, its :cool: You did better than of the wussies that didn't enter (Including Me ..)

Bicycles are very simple machines, you shouldn't be having so much trouble with your bike, a good repair book and a small Park tool set and you are ready for less than a hundred bucks. If it feels too intimidating spend some time at a bike recycling house, there are several all around America...

When we got ours I was also surprised, the attention to little details its amazing. A great product. The only negative thing its that now we carry even more stuff to camp.