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1150 GS tire availability in Central/South America
Hi all,
Any trouble getting tires for the R1150GS is Central / South America? Thanks. 
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14 Jan 2005
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No problem in Mexico and in Costa Rica as far as I know
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25 Jan 2005
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No problem in Brazil, mainly in South and Southeast.
Have a safe ride. SF
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26 Jan 2005
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hi,
Santiago de chile is no problem at all. Ave. Riva is full of motorcycle shops. there is even a metzeler dealer in the north of town(I forgot the streetname but check the santiago yellow pages),Tourace back-tire is about US$160. bye, Mark
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