Navajoa to Mazatlan
Our friends arrived in Mazatlan Friday, here's their report: Turns out our easy travel ended Friday. We left Navojoa 7:30ish, the road was under heavy construction, super narrow, old asphalt roads ...
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Yep anywhere near the vehicle verification drive through at the state line is a wayback machine taking a person back to what the road was like in the 1970's.
Two guys were standing outside the shed as I used the bypass because I have placas nacioanales. I guess they had binoculares because a few miles into Sinaloa I had an SSP federal highway patrolman crawl to within 15 feet of me then drop back and make a u-turn. The vigilance impressed me.
Might be interesting to some how the condition of the road is around Sta Cruz -- Matanchen Bay to Las Varas if they take that route.
I chose the Tepic route because there usually is a lady selling superb tamales at the gasolinera near the entronque with Mex 200. Quicksilver has a jake brake and the toad has disc brakes for the downhill run past Campostela.
Some people like the Tepic route, others the coast route.
Two guys were standing outside the shed as I used the bypass because I have placas nacioanales. I guess they had binoculares because a few miles into Sinaloa I had an SSP federal highway patrolman crawl to within 15 feet of me then drop back and make a u-turn. The vigilance impressed me.
Might be interesting to some how the condition of the road is around Sta Cruz -- Matanchen Bay to Las Varas if they take that route.
I chose the Tepic route because there usually is a lady selling superb tamales at the gasolinera near the entronque with Mex 200. Quicksilver has a jake brake and the toad has disc brakes for the downhill run past Campostela.
Some people like the Tepic route, others the coast route.
