Eric is headed to Wyoming

Eric Cleaveland is in Colorado at the moment, but by the time you read this he will be in Wyoming. Here is a picture of Eric on his R1200GS taken by his friend Tom who is riding part way with Eric. Sure looks like fun!


BREAKING NEWS: Thursday 11:30 am
Eric has been side lined by a mechanical problem and has had to re-route to Salt Lake BMW, UT., and will not make it to Wyoming today as planned. Read the full story here.


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On Another Note

This has nothing to do with motorcycles, but since I drive Tractor-Trailer, I thought I would show you why you should never mess with a Semi. Notice that the only thing that happened to the Semi, was a slightly bent bumper!!!!! Click here.

Eric Cleaveland has made it to Colorado

According to Eric's blog, he is heading for Fort Collins, Colorado today. Read more here.

Eric Cleaveland is back in the U.S.A.

Eric is in Alice, Texas and on his way to Austin, where he plans to have routine service done on the bike. He will then head into New Mexico, Colorado Wyoming and into Canada then on to Alaska. Read more here

Eric Cleaveland in Mexico

Eric Cleaveland is in Mexico. Thinking back to the beginning, I'm impressed at how far Eric has ridden. This is a picture from El Salvador, Central America. See more of his ride here: http://www.motoamericas.blogspot.com/

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A bad day of fishing, is better than a good day at work.

And here is what Eric's day was like. http://www.motoamericas.blogspot.com/

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Welcome to Costa Rica

Eric Cleaveland has departed Panama, and is now in Costa Rica where he plans to take a break to do some saltwater fly fishing. Follow his trip here: http://www.motoamericas.blogspot.com/

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Eric is in Panama

The latest news from Eric Cleaveland is that he has arrived in Panama. He plans to visit the Panama Canal in the next few days and reports that the humidity is off the charts there. Read about it here: http://www.motoamericas.blogspot.com/

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On The Way To Panama

At the time of this posting, Eric Cleaveland is in the air on route to Panama to continue his trek northward. Eric should be in Panama at 6:00pm local time (7:00pm eastern). Getting the bike thru customs, and on to the plane went without a hitch. Read more here. http://www.motoamericas.blogspot.com/

A Dios Colombia.....Hola Panama

Eric Cleaveland will be interviewed today for a television show in Bogota, Colombia and will be flying off to Panama tomorrow to continue his northerly trek to Alaska. Click on the link to read more about his trip: http://www.motoamericas.blogspot.com/

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Eric Cleaveland....near Cali Colombia

Eric is in the Cali, Columbia area at the moment. He's had some interesting encounters while in Colombia, even meeting a group of riders from Colombia that gave him the celebrity treatment. Eric is even going to appear on Colombian TV to tell about his ride. Read more about his adventure here: http://www.motoamericas.blogspot.com/

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BIG change of plans!!

Eric Cleaveland has decided to head for Colombia. This is a huge surprise to me, but he claims to have first hand security information to base his decision on. No more information at this time. We will have to wait until Eric gives us his reasons. Stay safe Eric!!

Read Erics statement here

Latitude, 0 Degrees, 0 Minutes, 0 Seconds. Welcome to the Equator

Eric Cleaveland took a side trip today to the deviding line between the Northern Hemesphere and the Southern Hemesphere. He stood with one foot on each side of the Equator. See it all here: http://www.motoamericas.blogspot.com/ Pictures are property of Eric Cleaveland

Eric Cleaveland....on to Panama

Eric Cleaveland is getting ready to make the "hop" from Ecuador to Panama. He will soon be making arrangements to fly himself and his bike to Panama since there is no road thru the Darien Pass, between Columbia and Panama. The Darien Pass is a boggy marshy area that is nearly impassible with a vehicle, although I understand it was traversed by a "Range Rover" 4x4 at one time, setting a world record in the process. See more of Eric's adventure here: http://www.motoamericas.blogspot.com/ Pictures are property of Eric Cleaveland