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motorbike shops in russia
hello all, in the process of planning a rtw trip crossing russia in the process.silly question really are motorcyle shops easy to come accross in big cities over there moscow ,st petersburg and as far as magadan.having trouble finding them been on google searching for honda or motorcyle shops in russia not having much luck .rather leave with a couple of numbers and adresses if possible.taking most parts with with me eg.oil air filters plugs ,spares cables ,bulbs the usual stuff with me.any info would be appreciated with thanks paul
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moto shops in russia?
there are in Moscow, S.Peterburg, Ekaterinburg, Novosibirsk and little bit in Vladivostok.
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Only at us all spare parts on the Japanese motorcycles, European we do not use

p/s Øóñòðèê äóðàê
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Daana, ñàìà òàêàÿ. ))
Êñòàòè, ÷óâàê ñïðàøèâàåò òóò êîé ÷àâî, íå ìîãó áëèí ðàçîáðàòüñÿ/ïåðåâåñòè... ñëèøêîì óæ ó íåãî ðàçãîâîðíûé àíãëèéñêèé... )) ôðàçåîëîãèçìîâ ìíîãî
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you will find bike shops across Russia. There were Yamaha dealers in Tyumen, Novosibirsk, Moscow, St Petersbug. The BMW dealers could order parts for bikes (2 -3 weeks) but those I visited had never sold one.

These guys are based in St Pete, Moscow and Novosibirsk. There mechanics fixed the bike with a great deal of improvisation and recoursefulness in Novosibirsk. They have a web page

www.nbsmotor.ru

I would heed the advice of those who say prepare well before you go and not wing it like I did..if you can of course. You could get any parts orderred in if you had the time but the Visa constraints mean waiting for parts is difficult.

I would take, spare clutch and throtle cables, a set of steering head bearings, engine gasket set and depending on the bike any unique oil seals. Take spare wheel bearings as well as rough roads can take there toll.

If you cant find a bike shop, find a Russian bike rider, they are great will do heaps to help you out.

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thanks for the advice chaps,simmo iam going to take all the usual stuff i think ,piston rings,fork seals and oil ,clutch cables filters ,what about tyres is it carrying one as a spare ,trying to keep the weight down,i am beginning to thinking carrying a spare is essiential any advice thanks paul.
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If you're having trouble fýndýng býke shops, the larger cities often have bike clubs who will know where to get parts. I know there are bike clubs in Saratov and Volgograd, all the local bikers i met are friendly and more than willing to help.
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If you cant find a bike shop, find a Russian bike rider, they are great will do heaps to help you out.
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by the way, right decision.

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I know.... 'couse I answered to Daana... Its russian charset... ))
We both from Vladivostok.
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Ya ni gavaryu pa Vladavostokski!
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Excuse the phonetics and sing to the katushka

Ya Nyet Naiyu Ya Nyet Panimaiyu


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We do not sing such decent songs we when we shall get drunk we sing indecent songs with bad words
Øóñòðèê ïîäòâåðäè!

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not exactly the topic, but I remember singing the "Katushka" in german words on a military base in Sibiria 2 am in the morning.
And I did not get shot.
And it was great fun because the girlfriend of the comander in chief was singing the russian words at te same time
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Äàíà, Øóñòðèê
êòî çíàåò ñëîâè "Êàòþøêû"?
Excuse my poor russian

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If you mean words songs "Êàòþøà" in honour of which have named Russian flame thrower during the second world war this song In my opinion is known almost with each Russian. You about it?

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