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Tracks too Dangerous to Ride Solo Bolivian Locals Said.. (High Altitude Altiplano Bolivia) – ep45
EDITORIAL SUMMARY
This episode follows Pedro Mota’s continuing dual-sport motorcycle journey across Bolivia’s high-altitude Altiplano. Local warnings about riding its tracks alone frame a ride that resumes after a night’s rest and a morning fuel stop.
About this film
Part of the series America – Patagonia to Alaska, this is episode 45 of Mota’s motorcycle travels. He rides a Honda Transalp 600, described as his trusty custom motorcycle, on the South American Altiplano. The film’s premise brings a practical question to the journey: how to proceed when local people say the tracks are too dangerous to ride solo. The focus is the ongoing adventure ride, rather than a motorcycle review or a standalone account of the bike.
The journey
The ride continues in high-altitude Bolivia. Mota begins the day after a good night’s sleep and gets fuel in the morning from a stranger, then sets out again across the Altiplano. The title establishes that Bolivian locals have warned him about the danger of riding the tracks alone. Together, these details place the episode within a solo motorcycle journey shaped by the terrain and the advice encountered along the way. The supplied route details support Bolivia and the Altiplano, without extending the ride to a named destination.
What to expect
- A continuing dual-sport ride through high-altitude Bolivia
- A Honda Transalp 600 on the South American Altiplano
- Local warnings about riding the tracks solo, plus a morning fuel stop
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