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philodog
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Thanks David. My tires go down to 18 as soon as I get off pavement. I can`t figure out why people are so worried about letting air out of their tires
on dirt roads. It`s feels like driving on down pillows.
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durrelllrobert
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| Quote: | Originally posted by philodog
Thanks David. My tires go down to 18 as soon as I get off pavement. |
gay tires? 
Bob Durrell
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redhilltown
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| Quote: | Originally posted by durrelllrobert
| Quote: | Originally posted by philodog
Thanks David. My tires go down to 18 as soon as I get off pavement. |
gay tires? |
Call me crazy but I don't get the joke?
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captkw
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hola,usally, when someone ask,s the fastest,, road in baja/mex I take a step back,look at their car/truck then the tire's and walk away real fast..
talking to soon to be dead people ,,leave's me cold..Ive seen too many wreck's,and getting their in 3 min. faster dosn't cut it for me,,, and you can
haul ass for hour'sand stop for a second to get a taco and the car that you passed,,way,way back.. cruises past.. and when you are towiing,,never
mind,,,where's my burro??
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mcfez
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Since you are going the Cortez route....
Puertocitos gas station is opened for business now. I would top off your tanks at that point. If the station is closed (it is from 2 to 4), go to the
rear of the building and see if the employee is there, he will help you.........or go to the Puertocitos campground and ask for someone to such as
Clara to open the station. Puertocitos campground is a block away.
The road is fine. It's a superior road to take .....due to the fantastic views and and rustic feel of Baja.
Take a day to stay at Gonzaga Bay. Good campgrounds, great motel and restaurant...and a gas station that is there.....but at times has no gas. Few
times. The same applies here...go around the back and find the attendant.
Old people are like the old cars, made of some tough stuff. May show a little rust, but good as gold on the inside.
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