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It's going to be a long 300km...
Bolivian Amazon



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Old 28 Jan 2003
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Buying a KTM in Europe?

I'm hoping to buy a KTM adventure and looking for the best deal. I'm willing to travel for it. Which country (dealers names if you have them) offers the best price? I'm not only limited to Europe, any advice helps, Thanks,
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I've bought mine in Germany.

The biggest KTM-dealer in Europe is Sommer in Oberhausen Germany

www.ktm-sommer.de

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Hi Freek,
I checked out that URL and it looks great. Hopefully I'll be able to talk with one of their sales guys soon.
Thanks for your help,
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It is not possible to register a bike in every country.!
So don't look at the price only.

Just ask the dealer.

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Freek,
What exactly do you mean? I'm new at at motorcycle traveling. All the traveling I've done in the past was on buses, trains, etc. Thanks,
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I mean you have to register the bike on your name. I some countries that's a problem.
In Germany you can only register a bike when you have a (living) adres in Germany.

I think the dealer can tell you more and maybe he has solutions.

In the Netherlands it is possible to register, but you pay to much here.


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