mexico gps coordinates?

[Lance Collier]

I go for day-long rides in the desert around Tucson, AZ where temps get over 100. I always take a daypack that has a waste band to keep it from moving around alot. I take two two-liter camelbacks and drape the hoses out of one side of the top zipper then under the shoulder strap of the day pack. When one pouch runs out of water, I switch them. I carry a lot of other things in the pack, like a first aid kit, tire tools, food, ball cap to cover my sweaty head when I take my helmet off, wallet, sun glasses, etc. I really don't notice the weight because I am concentrating so much on the ride. The KLR isn't a trials bike, but I try. You can buy water bags CHEAP at Aerostitch http://www.aerostich.com/riderwearhouse.store click on "keep cool" under offroad riding. I think I will buy a couple, myself. Have fun, stay hydrated. -Lance A14

--- In DSN_klr650@y..., demaree@h... wrote: > Yo peeps, > As part of my training for my trip to Oregon, I have taken to riding off on wild jaunts for one day or so, this recent one was just around the Dallas/Fort Worth metroplex a couple times as I grow used to the new bike, but I noticed that I felt like crap when I got home, classic dehydration for me. How do the long ridin people here keep from gettin dehydrated? I'm thinkin about buying and trying out one of those back pouches with the straw that bicyclists use, but other than that, I cannot think of anything that would keep me going that doesn't include stopping. Any other ideas or solutions? > Thanks, > DXK > > "December Seventh, 2001- a date which will pass unnoticed- Absolutely nothing of interest happened." -DXK

[richardm@gowinnt.com]

--- In DSN_klr650@y..., demaree@h... wrote:

>from gettin dehydrated? I'm thinkin about buying and trying out one >of those back pouches with the straw that bicyclists use, but other ? >than that, I cannot think of anything that would keep me going that >doesn't include stopping. Any other ideas or solutions?

Have a Performance Bicycle shop nearby? Their hydration packs are small $$$. Camelbak = BIG $$$ RM

[Bennett, Barry]

Gentlemen, I have signed up to go to the Copper Canyon with Rosen's Rides in October, and am looking for GPS coordinates for the area. I am having trouble waiting patiently for Rosen to send their list of data. Is anyone else on the list going then? Does anyone have any GPS data they would be willing to share? Better yet, does anyone know of any GPS software that covers the area? I have Map Source World Map, and it is pretty inadequate. Please reply online or off line to: Barry Bennett Arvada, CO barrybennett@...