I write this email for the owner of the casa de ciclista in Ambato (Ecuador)
He would like to have his casa de ciclistas on this site too.
Hereby his adress etc.
Leonardo Morejon
Avenida Rodrigo Pachano (besides the fabric of fideo: Catedral, on the north side of this street)
Ambato
email: leobyke@hotmail.com
cel: 0996377702
Extra information:
There is a bikeshop and a repairshop at this CdC
Hopefully you can help me. I have been in Brasil for over two years, my visa expired long ago. I would like to visit my family in the US next year and fly back directly into Brasil without any problems. I have been told I can get an exit stamp at the Paraguayan border, pay the fine, get an entry stamp in Paraguay, and sneak back into Brasil. Then I could simply wait for my visa to renew (?) and go back to Paraguay, get an exit stamp for Paraguay and an entry stamp in Brasil. I would then be legal again and able to fly in and out of Brasil hassle-free. Is this the case? I am sure I would need a Paraguayan visa, also, right? Is that easy to obtain? I hope I am explaining myself well. How long would I need to wait for my visa to renew? Thank you
I haven’t even seen an iPad yet…technology is a bit behind here in South America. They’re available but almost twice as expensive due to import taxes. Thanks for the tip (and encouragement).
Hey!!
today my english teacher, Mônica (from Belo Horizonte) told us about you and i came here to see your blog
i really really liked!! congratulations for your courage!!
you inspired me and now i have one more plan to my life!!
if you come back to BH i would be happy to know you!
Sofia Bartolomeo
By: Sofia Bartolomeo on November 22, 2010 at 5:53 PM
Monica is great. I’m glad she’s saying only good things about me. I appreciate your words and am happy you enjoy my blog. It’s been a side project lately as I’m now living in Floripa, not biking. However, in a few months when I pedal to Argentina this blog will be filled again with travel adventures. In the meantime, I’m trying to write about Brazilian life, foreign perspectives on your country you may find interesting.
If you’re serious about doing a bike trip one day, please stay in touch. I’d be happy to help you with tips or any other advice I can offer. It’s a decision that will quite literally change your life and how to perceive the world. Personally, I have no regrets.
Write anytime, take care, and thanks for reading Sofia.
Hey Trevor, we met on Saturday (I think – the days are all blurring into one!) *Very* impressed with the website – really putting mine to shame. The idea of counting how much money I spend every day frankly terrifies me into even greater depths of laziness… My tragically out-of-date website is wheels.posterous.com but I’ve written some more posts and just need to upload them. Anyway, please send me emails/blogs of other people heading north. Thanks! I’m on 74456092 if you fancy a drink in Cocha…
Hi Trevor!! Shane told me about your adventure!! I have been reading all about your journey and looking at your pictures-it looks like it has been a really great experience so far!! Best of luck!! I will read regularly as I am curious to see how the rest of the trip goes!!! Tara
Hey Tara, I’m in Buenos Aires now. This trip (not all trips) is coming to an end. You’ll be able to read some closing comments soon, though I plan to continue adding to this site well into the future. There are lots of stories, just not always lots of time. Hope you’re doing well.
The couches have been deep and comfy, the food not always delicious but always plentiful, and the drinks exaggerated in both size and quantity! (I feel like a pirate making a toast). In short, beautiful. See you around Matt.
ME, BOB & SURLY: THREE FRIENDS BIKE SOUTH AMERICA 
Hello,
I write this email for the owner of the casa de ciclista in Ambato (Ecuador)
He would like to have his casa de ciclistas on this site too.
Hereby his adress etc.
Leonardo Morejon
Avenida Rodrigo Pachano (besides the fabric of fideo: Catedral, on the north side of this street)
Ambato
email: leobyke@hotmail.com
cel: 0996377702
Extra information:
There is a bikeshop and a repairshop at this CdC
By: Leonardo Morejon on August 9, 2013
at 8:51 PM
What were you consequences of overstaying Brazil 237 days?
By: Dylan Welch on March 1, 2013
at 2:34 AM
Hopefully you can help me. I have been in Brasil for over two years, my visa expired long ago. I would like to visit my family in the US next year and fly back directly into Brasil without any problems. I have been told I can get an exit stamp at the Paraguayan border, pay the fine, get an entry stamp in Paraguay, and sneak back into Brasil. Then I could simply wait for my visa to renew (?) and go back to Paraguay, get an exit stamp for Paraguay and an entry stamp in Brasil. I would then be legal again and able to fly in and out of Brasil hassle-free. Is this the case? I am sure I would need a Paraguayan visa, also, right? Is that easy to obtain? I hope I am explaining myself well. How long would I need to wait for my visa to renew? Thank you
By: Chris on May 14, 2014
at 6:26 PM
Hi
I write you from Lucho;house.
The telephone number is 294191.
Thanks to change it
Jean-Baptiste (compadre de Lucho, padrino de Lance)
By: Jean-Baptiste Bordron on December 3, 2011
at 12:20 AM
Jean-Baptiste, I changed the number. Thanks for the update!
By: wrightbro2 on December 4, 2011
at 9:01 PM
Follow yTrevor,
I am so excited for you! Just reading you blog today gave me great joy with a smile. Thank you for being part of my path. Peace
Shagufta
our Bliss
By: Shagufta on June 26, 2011
at 7:00 PM
Have you looked at your blog on an iPad? It looks very very cool! I really like keeping up with you on the iPad over on my computer.
I just had to share this with you and everyone else.
I recommend you create a button or invite people to take a look at your blog through the eyes of the iPad device.
By: doghousedesigner on March 24, 2011
at 10:47 PM
I haven’t even seen an iPad yet…technology is a bit behind here in South America. They’re available but almost twice as expensive due to import taxes. Thanks for the tip (and encouragement).
By: wrightbro2 on April 6, 2011
at 8:21 PM
Hey!!
today my english teacher, Mônica (from Belo Horizonte) told us about you and i came here to see your blog
i really really liked!! congratulations for your courage!!
you inspired me and now i have one more plan to my life!!
if you come back to BH i would be happy to know you!
Sofia Bartolomeo
By: Sofia Bartolomeo on November 22, 2010
at 5:53 PM
Hey Sofia,
Monica is great. I’m glad she’s saying only good things about me. I appreciate your words and am happy you enjoy my blog. It’s been a side project lately as I’m now living in Floripa, not biking. However, in a few months when I pedal to Argentina this blog will be filled again with travel adventures. In the meantime, I’m trying to write about Brazilian life, foreign perspectives on your country you may find interesting.
If you’re serious about doing a bike trip one day, please stay in touch. I’d be happy to help you with tips or any other advice I can offer. It’s a decision that will quite literally change your life and how to perceive the world. Personally, I have no regrets.
Write anytime, take care, and thanks for reading Sofia.
Abraco,
Trevor
By: wrightbro2 on November 24, 2010
at 11:41 PM
Hey Trevor, we met on Saturday (I think – the days are all blurring into one!) *Very* impressed with the website – really putting mine to shame. The idea of counting how much money I spend every day frankly terrifies me into even greater depths of laziness… My tragically out-of-date website is wheels.posterous.com but I’ve written some more posts and just need to upload them. Anyway, please send me emails/blogs of other people heading north. Thanks! I’m on 74456092 if you fancy a drink in Cocha…
Cheers, Nick
By: Nick on April 19, 2010
at 4:04 PM
E-mails and blogs of north-traveling cyclists sent. Too bad we couldn’t meet up in Cochabamba. All the best mate, cheers.
By: wrightbro2 on June 9, 2011
at 7:29 PM
I ordered you some contact cards to hand out on your ride. I will keep a bunch and spread your story.
By: doghousedesigner on July 17, 2009
at 7:32 PM
You’re the best. Thanks bro!
By: wrightbro2 on June 9, 2011
at 7:37 PM
Hi Trevor!! Shane told me about your adventure!! I have been reading all about your journey and looking at your pictures-it looks like it has been a really great experience so far!! Best of luck!! I will read regularly as I am curious to see how the rest of the trip goes!!! Tara
By: Tara Hart on July 6, 2009
at 6:12 PM
Hey Tara, I’m in Buenos Aires now. This trip (not all trips) is coming to an end. You’ll be able to read some closing comments soon, though I plan to continue adding to this site well into the future. There are lots of stories, just not always lots of time. Hope you’re doing well.
By: wrightbro2 on June 9, 2011
at 7:39 PM
keep those legs pumping & may all those couches be comfy! Good luck, have fun, drink and eat lots!
matthew
By: matthew on July 4, 2009
at 1:17 PM
The couches have been deep and comfy, the food not always delicious but always plentiful, and the drinks exaggerated in both size and quantity! (I feel like a pirate making a toast). In short, beautiful. See you around Matt.
By: wrightbro2 on June 9, 2011
at 7:42 PM
Good luck, hope all goes well.
By: Charles Shapiro on June 7, 2009
at 3:10 PM
Thanks Charles. I’ll drop by to say hello and tell some stories next time I’m in Wayne. Take care.
By: wrightbro2 on June 9, 2011
at 7:44 PM