It has great road/street and trail detail, lots of Pemex stations, landmarks, and other info for the Baja traveler. This map is periodically updated with customer submitted information and has many trails, roads and details that no other map has. Compact file size uses less GPS memory and it works equally well on color or monochrome screens. This map works excellent in these units. This map works on any Garmin mapping GPS that can use MapSource to load maps from your PC to your GPS. Unless you just have to have topo lines, this is the best Baja map available, digital or paper. This map does not contain autorouting data.
XR650L Machete with Aluminum Scabbard and Optional Mounting Kit
THE "MEXICAN POCKET KNIFE"
What do the Mexican farmers and ranchers use for protection in the bush? They carry a machete. Both for personal protection and as a very invaluable tool. I’ve used it for cutting firewood mostly but also for things like repairs, digging out fossils, prying at rocks and sticks out of my drive-chain and other places. I’ve used it for tending the fire, cooking, building shelters and the list goes on. I have yet had to use it to defend myself against anything or anyone, but I would much rather have it and not need it than to need it and not have it. This is another item included on my “Baja Need” list.
I looked high and low for a way to safely mount a machete to my bike in an accessible way. I could find nothing. Only cheap sheathes that needed to be bunji corded to the bike. Very unsafe in a fall. So, I built a nice light aluminum scabbard that securely holds the machete and fully covers the cutting edge. This scabbard can be mounted on just about anything from a garden tractor to ATVs to motorcycles. We currently are developing a verity of mounting kits for different applications.
