Grant demystifies the black art of Tire Changing and Repair to help you STAY on the road! "Very informative and practical." See the trailer 
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Show your route on your panniers. Great conversation starter when you meet people on the road!
Motorcycle and travel books to inspire and inform you!
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Anyone sold a bike in Colombia ??
Im considering selling my bike in Colombia to save hassel and costs of shipping ???
Anyone done this ?? Thanks
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4 May 2008
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Bought mine in Uruguay. Process is pretty much the same throughout LatinoAmerica. I might be able to dig out some info. about shipping from Cartagena by boat. Forgot all about it until now. PM'ing you shortly anyway.
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Having said that, it is not possible to permanently import a used vehicle into Colombia. Same goes for used motor vehicle spares. Just in case anyone gets wrong end of stick.
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Paul at Casa Kiwi in Medellin
If/when you make it to Medellin look up the owner of the hostel Casa Kiwi, there flyers are everywhere. Paul is KLR650 rider who has been in Colombia for about 4 years now. He has bought and sold bikes in Colombia and can give advice about how it all works. He has a great hostel and give a price break for the moto guys.
Tel: (57.4) 268-2668 or 352-1109 email: casakiwi@gmail.com suerte Hadjh
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You must take it back to B.A.!!!
You know you want too... I will give you cash, and you can visit Machu Pichu. Cheers, Peter
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Im staying with Strecher_monkey at his apartment in Bogota and hes agreed to buy it (steal it more like  ) as his KLR is not in the best of shape. Im back in the UK on Thursday, its all gone far too fast 
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