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Info on Grimaldi shipping if required

hi Everyone,

Finally I am back home, I wish I could say it is nice, but its not. Its cold!

Anyway, Ive added one last post on my trip on the cargo boat home in case anyone is interested on how it all works.

Also i had a foreign bike so if anyone needs info on getting a foreign bike in to the UK like I did send me an e-mail and Ill lay out the rules for you.

Global Enduro


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p.s Good to see you made it down south Irish Kev!!!
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Cool, good info there Si, good riding with you also! Will have to call in on the way back through the UK
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hi Everyone,

Finally I am back home, I wish I could say it is nice, but its not. Its cold!

Anyway, Ive added one last post on my trip on the cargo boat home in case anyone is interested on how it all works.

Also i had a foreign bike so if anyone needs info on getting a foreign bike in to the UK like I did send me an e-mail and Ill lay out the rules for you.

Global Enduro


Thanks

Simon

p.s Good to see you made it down south Irish Kev!!!
Hello Simon,
Yep, it is cold but at least we are heading toward spring now, so it can only get better.
I think that a post about your up to date experience of bringing a foreign registered bike into the UK would be of great interest.
It has struck me that the nature of shipping is very non-geographic, so it would be relevant in, say, "trip transport or planning" - Grimaldi seem to get to a lot of places.

I like those tyres in the container in your pic, BTW: do those fit your bike or are you bringing them into the UK for some other use??!


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yeh, new improved sand tyres! re-moulds of course got sick of those small ones wearing out so fast!

will add info on grimalidi very soon

Simon
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I like those tyres in the container in your pic.
There were some on one of the docks when I came Grimaldi in November. They're for the 300 ton ore carrying dumper trucks at Chuquicamata copper mine.

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