when we were driving through Guatemala, and we had been riding the motorcycles for a while,

and really got a good feel for them after a few miles, you know, that day.

And we had just gone across the river on a little pontoon boat.

We put both motorcycles on, and the boat was small enough so that when the bike went on to the boat,

it went down a little bit. So it was a

pretty small boat to get across the river. And then on the other side of the river, there was

just beautiful pavement. And it was dry and it was sunny. And I was just really feeling the flow

that day. And I probably carved turns and scrape more pegs that day

faster than I had ever done and it was it was effortless. This is the adventure sports podcast brought to you by 180 tack.

Get out there and have some fun.

Episode 171, a three-month 16,000-mile motorcycle adventure from Boulder, Colorado, down

through Central and South America with Ben and Ken Kreterman.

Welcome back to another adventure sports podcast episode.

This is your host, Travis.

So today on with me are Ben and Ken Krederman.

They are father and son.

So Ken Krederman being the father and Ben Krederman being the son.

These guys decided in November of 2012 to take a couple of BMWR, 1200 GS adventures down from Boulder, Colorado, all the way down to Oshawaia in South America.

Ben, you've heard his ad on our show.

He's the owner and operator of House of Motorad in Boulder, Colorado, where they service and rent motorcycles from many makes.

They have a great shop over there, and we'll talk about that a little bit later.

But to get started, we want to see what got these guys into their riding careers and ultimately what it is that sparked their interest to ride motorcycles down to South America.

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