More curvy mountain roads for most of the day. It gets pretty tiring after awhile. Plus all the topes make going through town a bumpy affair. Topes are like speed bumps that are everywhere in towns and city's. Not so many traffic lights in Mexico but lots of topes. On top of the topes, in Mexico pretty much anything goes when driving. Basically do what you want and drive how ever you feel like. The fact that there is no driving test to get a drivers license is a testament to the crazy drivers. Defensive and aggressive driving is a must. If your a passive driver your not going to get very far very fast. It's almost like a video game but in real life
At one point i was following a crazy semi driver that was taking the curves as fast as me and coming close to falling off the road. I kept waiting for him to crash at some point.
After too many hot miles of riding I ended up in Tula Mexico for the night. I meet the owner of a place called Crazy Pizza and we talked for awhile since he spoke good English. He traveled in the USA and worked in Canada for awhile so his English was a million times better then my Spanish.
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