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Help in Costa Rica offered
Hi,
I was a motorcycle mechanic in the States for 25 yr.s, but now live in Costa Rica. If I can be of any assistance to travelers, please give me a ring at 506(country code) 670-1263 or 696-0424. Not looking to get payed. Pura Vida Gary
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Motomech Playas del Coco Costa Rica "..an attaching bike on which one rolls serenly along." (Google translation of a French R100GS review) |
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How is the Honda dealer J. Esparza on CA1 doing? They were real helpful to me in 2001. I remember they had a large stock of tires, too.
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help in Costa Rica
yo
In San Jose - a German who rents out KLR 650 and has a good mechanic in house In the Volcano Arenal area - Arenal on the lake - German guy who has a small restaurant, takes up long distance bike travelers and know mechanics - La Fortuna - at the village entrance is a bike shop with tires and spare parts - and I found some guy who does weld aluminum, fixed the engine housing of my brothers KLR 650 greetings Matt
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www.andreaswmatthes.com living in Playa del Carmen, Q.Roo, Mexico |
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I'm a biker that lives in Cartago.
This is a message to said hello to motomech and that maybe in Jan-2008 we can see in Guanacaste. I'm not a mechanic but know very much about the workshops of San José. I also can help travellers if they contact me. |
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