The Ride to Cerro Banco

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Published on Jul 11, 2011 by

After crossing the river and making it up the muddy hill with the help of a front end loader I began my ride to the waterfall. Right at the beginning of the ride I crash against the side of the road trapping my right foot under the pannier. You can hear me let out a sort of shocked gasp when it happens. I couldn't believe how bad it hurt, and really thought it might be broken. Because it was trapped under the pannier I had a difficult time getting my leg free. Can't wait to read all the comments about how I should be wearing MX boots.

Not only would a smart person have been wearing boots, he also would have turned around when he got injured. But I set out that morning to make it to a waterfall, one that I had already defeated me in the past and I wasn't about to give up so early in the day.

I soon found out that road became more and more difficult, and would eventually become impassable. Maintaining these dirt roads in the rainy season is an impossible task. Any work crews do to improve them will be washed away that afternoon when the rain comes.

This is part 2 of my second attempt to reach Cerro Banco waterfall. All the videos I post about this waterfall can be found in this play list:
http://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL7F040D7426DE3710

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  • HAhaha, I love your videos. Scary shit riding that bike, on those tyres on your own.

  • @MadStu You have to be a pretty big dummy to do something like alone.

  • your living the life! one thing about riding a GS1200 you would NEVER try this shit...lol! I keep thinking about selling my DRZ until I watch your video's.... why are you living in that sweat box?

  • @wannatipAcanoe I married a Panamanian girl and we are living in Panama for a few years.

  • I commend you for taking the time to set up your camera and film the clime up the hill. Even thou it was difficult and you hurt yourself. Thank you for sharing.

  • @Doubledge007 I commend you for not telling me to keep momentum up the hill. "There wouldn't be a video for you to comment on if I didn't stop to film how do you expect me to keep momentum!!!!" #RantOver

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  • hola wher you get your tail ligh? is cool

  • awesome video buddy, how about put a google map link in the video description for us please

  • f***ing rookies!!!

  • @MadStu KLR on those roads? Nah, my XT600 or DRZ would make quick work of those

  • I am loving your videos. Love the Panamanian people. I am sure they must have a term for crazy white man.

    I am sensing a theme here as I go through your videos. Mud, falling over, horses....

    I haven't worked out if there is a connection yet, but give me time :-)

    Mate seriously though, save your legs and buy a decent pair of boots !

    Keep em coming

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