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Glad you are ok. A proper discussion of riding in Mexico should occur in the POD. There are too many political reasons why this happens to be discussed in this forum.
Glad to hear ur ok. I've heard too many stories about Mexico for me to stay away.I know it could happen anywhere , but I'd rather stay on this side of the border, thank you.Corruption, drugs and politics.
Glad yall are ok. That sucks. We will all vouch for you that you belong on the northern side of the border. Do we need a go fund me to get you home?
Thank you. Yeah, we are back now. It was quite an ordeal being in Mexico with absolutely no ID. Took 5 days to get back across the border!
Originally Posted by 86glider
Glad to hear ur ok. I've heard too many stories about Mexico for me to stay away.I know it could happen anywhere , but I'd rather stay on this side of the border, thank you.Corruption, drugs and politics.
Thank you.
Originally Posted by Qdog002
I hate f***ing hate thieves. Glad no harm came to you and your wife.
Chance you take when you cross the border. May as well wear a sign that says Gringo With US$
Lived in San Diego since 1975. Crossed into TJ twice back in the 70s.
Not since.
The thieves are to lazy to work and it happens all over the place.
I work with a Haitian who has been in the states for 25 years. He goes back 1 or 2 times a year to see family. His last trip he was robbed 3 miles from leaving the airport. They road blocked his car and had guns. Robbed 4 in the car and one was off duty police officer. He is still mad about losing his wrist watch of all things. He said it is common over there.
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