
Up the Andes
February - April 2010




| Tony Armstrong More accustomed to off road adventure riding and boating in the Cook Strait Tony joins the worldbybike team for his third tour of duty previ... more... | ![]() Send email |
Send email | Brendan Keogh Principal and owner of Motorad Limited, the BMW motorcycle dealer in Wellington, Brendan's motorcycling pedigree is strong. He's competed in... more... |
| Gareth Morgan Gareth is a bit of a veteran now of these offshore bike trips and remains in a hurry to cover the world before his body says it won't. <... more... | ![]() Send email |
Send email | Jo Morgan Of the worldbybike riders Jo owns the fastest bike back in NZ, and has been on bikes before she was legal. But her penchant for two wheel ve... more... |
Once we get to peer over the Iguacu Falls in late April 2010 we know we'll be nearing the end but that won't come until we've stood once again in awe of the ruins at Machu Picchu, ridden the surreal Salar de Uni, done the long stretch south to the extremity of the Straits of Magellan at 55 degrees south, spent time some time in the alpine and glacial valleys in the far south, ridden north across the Pampas and the plateaux of Patagonia, and finally squinted across to the South Shetland Islands, we start the trek north up the continents dividing range. The south of South America is one part of the world we have not had a taste of, and we can't wait.