HOW-TO GUIDE DVD:

Adventure Motorcycling in Mexico's
COPPER CANYON

Riding in Mexico's spectacular Copper Canyon is easier than you may think. This DVD prepares you for what you can expect and includes a comprehensive list of tips to make your travel safe, fun and exciting.

DVD Detail
ITEM# MTDVD-CC08
FORMAT: DVD, NTSC
RUNNING TIME: 59 minutes

This item usually ships within 48-hours via USPS. Delivery typically 8-10 days (US & Canada), 10-15 days to Europe and everywhere else.

PARTIAL LIST OF TOPICS DISCUSSED ON THIS DVD:

• Planning Your Budget
• Best Time to Go—Seasons to Avoid
• Language Barriers?
• Maps, GPS and Signage
• Road Conditions and Riding Skills
• Border Crossings
• Fuel Pricing and Availability
• Bike-to-Bike communication
• Security Issues and Nightly Bike Storage
• US Dollars and Pesos
• and more...

 

In this DVD...

Two separate interviews with seasoned motorcyclists, Chuck Denison and Dennis O'Neil, discussing their experiences riding to Mexico's COPPER CANYON.

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Chuck Denison

Dr. Chuck Denison, a forensic psychologist from Laramie, Wyoming started riding motorcycles "again" at age 43, in 2003. Adventure riding and touring became an immediate passion, and he has ridden much of the US and northern Mexico on both dirt roads and pavement. He has had four BMW motorcycles, and is equally devoted to his Harley-Davidson Screamin' Eagle and KTM dirt bike. He has ridden into the heart of Copper Canyon, Mexico on his BMW R-1200GS Adventure. Denison, who proclaims that "Anything worth doing is worth doing with passion" lives out the Biker's love for freedom. He is an advocate for all forms of motorcycling, and is a certified instructor for the Motorcycle Safety Foundation® (MSF).

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Dennis O'Neil

Dennis O'Neil retired at age 63 and bought his first motorcycle at age 64, in September of 1999. He rode that one, a BMW 1100RT 42,000 miles and sold it to get the newer BMW 1150GS that he rode around the world... and which now has 151,000+ miles on it.

Dennis' motorcycling seemed to be "love at first sight" since he averages 30,000 miles per year on his present bike and has ridden to Alaska twice, California and Nevada many times, as well as to the East Coast, Florida, and the Midwest, also numerous times. Dennis is an engineer who grew up working on cars from the 20's to the 70's, and has learned to take care of the regular maintenance on his bikes as well. Being an engineer, Dennis was interested in BMW motorcycles because of their uniquely engineered brakes, cylinder layout and shaft drive. It made engineering sense and still does. He calls the BMW 1150GS a "Brutal Bike" that can take a horrendous beating and keep on running.

Screen captures and photos from Motorrad Media's COPPER CANYON DVD:

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Photography courtesy of Chuck Denison

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