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Happy New Year, All!
My riding buddies and I are looking to mix things up a bit in 2022. We normally do a multiple day ride trip through the mountains every year, but for 2022 we were thinking of heading south for a 3-5 day Baja Adventure/tour. There will be a group of 5 of us and we basically want to show up with suitcases and gear bags and let the tour company provide the rest. Any of you Vital guy's ever done this? If so, can you recommend a company or operator that we should consider?
Thanks!
My riding buddies and I are looking to mix things up a bit in 2022. We normally do a multiple day ride trip through the mountains every year, but for 2022 we were thinking of heading south for a 3-5 day Baja Adventure/tour. There will be a group of 5 of us and we basically want to show up with suitcases and gear bags and let the tour company provide the rest. Any of you Vital guy's ever done this? If so, can you recommend a company or operator that we should consider?
Thanks!
Never been on a tour, always done it ourselves but Tim is THE baja moto tour guy. Baja is awesome, good choice to go experience it. A couple other option I see down there:
Chilly White- enduro 360. Think he is close to Tim Morton’s knowledge
Condor baja tours. Don’t know anything about them, but their set up looks nice…
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I too, recommend Baja Bound!
I've been doing Baja for decades in the winter organizing my own group of friends. I will offer this bit of advice from my own experience and perspective.
3 days will not do Baja or your experience justice... for that kind of money, just stay home. 5 days barely does it. If you can swing it, 7 or more days is the way to do it.
No need to try and ride or cover the whole 1k miles of the peninsula. While there is great riding all over Baja, the best in my opinion is central Baja covering the south of Baja Norte and north of Baja Sur. Get away from the border, big towns, tourist destinations and really experience Baja.
We do 800-1k mile loops spread over 7-8 days of riding every year. Anyways, just my experience, opinion, and advice. Others will have theirs.
If you have never been, get down soon. More fences are going up every year.
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