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Well.. if any of the above posts didn't scare you off already, your welcome to stop by the weekly coffee chats :D http://baexpats.org/topic/29259-coffee-chat/page__st__120

A few of us are meeting up tonight to shoot some pool and make fools of ourselves like usual. :P Anyone that's looking for something to do on a Saturday night is welcome to join. It's usually a lot of fun. Copy / Paste from Michelle's previous thread: Archery! And all the other stuff: pool...

Wow, that was a big turn out this time!

yeah, I've seen a bunch around BsA the last few days.. figured they were here for the MotoGP?

Anyone know of a graphics or decal shop that can print vinyl stickers? I have a blog sticker which I leave in every country I visit. I am running low and need to print out about another 50 more. B)

:lol: that was hilarious!

+1 B)

Sounds fun!

Is there still a coffee chat going on today at Anima cakes?

Yup, great place. Dry weight is 392lbs, wet weight (fuel, coolant, etc) is about 465lbs. Full loaded and setup like I have it.. not really sure.. I'd guess around 575lbs. Not a lightweight!

Awesome! I'll have to get some good travel/riding info from ya. See ya Friday. Thanks. I've seen lots of bicyclists, especially on the Carretera Austral in Chile and also near Ushuaia. I had a great time in Colombia. I plan on looping back up through Uruguay, Paraguay, Brazil, Venezuela...

Sometimes I camp under the stars but it's been a while since I've done that. When I stay at hostels, I find a place that has secure parking for the moto.. somewhere in a locked garage or even sometimes inside the lobby/foyer like this: and camping somewhere:

Thanks for the wishes. We'll have to meet up for a group ride outta town.

Sounds good. I'll stop by. My apartment is nearby in Recoleta, so I'll make the short walk.

Hey, bike crew B) I'm currently riding around the Americas on a BMW F800GS. Hanging out in BsA for a while. I'm up for a group ride if there's any good places to check out.

Yup, I've been blogging. I try to capture as much as I can but it can be difficult and time consuming. You can check it out here: www.moto-mikey.com I crossed the Darien Gap (Panama to Colombia) on a 110+ year old Sailboat with a few other world travelers. Took about 5 days and was an awesome trip.

haha, no, nothing weird. Just a chance to meet some local expats and speak English for a change would be cool. Any good pubs around Recoleta to grab a pint? I have no plans, so any place/time works for me.. just shoot the shit and enjoy a cold beer.

Hola a todos. My name is Mike and i've been traveling around the Americas via motorbike for the last 9 months. I've recently decided to stop here in BsA for the next few months to hang out, settle down a bit (I strangely desire a little bit of routine), and continue working on my Spanish. I've...