Check out Just Gas Tanks. They have about everything, and great prices as well.
Their link is http://justgastanks.com/
How to travel the world, or go cross country, on a motorcycle. Bikes to buy, luggage systems to consider, and equipment that will make your ride a whole lot more enjoyable. One thing I noticed in my travels is that most of the sites that claim to cater to motorcycle adventure tourists require you to wade through an incredible amount of nonsense to find the answer to your questions. Hopefully, this guide will help you get the information you need when you need it.
Yahoo Group with a lot of information
One of the best Yahoo groups for people interested in motorcycle adventure touring is mcadv_touring.
The link is http://groups.yahoo.com/group/mcadv_touring/
The link is http://groups.yahoo.com/group/mcadv_touring/
Motorcycle Rental and Repair in Mendoza, Argentina
Ruben Loza runs RideArgentina, and rents out Kawasaki KLR 650s and Honda Transalps. He also has a shop and provides service and spare parts for KLR 650s in Argentina.
His phone number is 54 9261 4728485
email is lozaruben@yahoo.com or info@rideargentina.com.ar and the website is www.rideargentina.com.ar
His phone number is 54 9261 4728485
email is lozaruben@yahoo.com or info@rideargentina.com.ar and the website is www.rideargentina.com.ar
Idiots on Bulletin Boards
"I've never ridden the (insert model here) so I might be talking rubbish," is a quote taken off a bulletin board where some yoyo was attempting to offer advice to a neophyte interested in a particular model. This genius than went on and on explaining the advantages of the bike he rode over the model he never rode, couldn't afford, and knew nothing about.
One thing I hate about the world of motorcycles is the experts who have read all the brochures and navigated internet sites, and see others as someone they need to impress with the knowledge they have gleaned from these sites and free handouts. They do not know what they are talking about and should be taken to the edge of the village and beaten with sticks.
One thing I hate about the world of motorcycles is the experts who have read all the brochures and navigated internet sites, and see others as someone they need to impress with the knowledge they have gleaned from these sites and free handouts. They do not know what they are talking about and should be taken to the edge of the village and beaten with sticks.
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