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Kawasaki shop in Belem, Brazil?

Anyone know of a Kawasaki shop in Belem, Brazil (in Para)? If so, please post with an address and/or a telephone number.

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Hmmmmmmm

Whats the problem ??

Theres a bike club I (we) hooked up with in Belem who couldnt do enough for us and told us to give their details to any other travelers passing through.

Are you after parts ??
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Actually, my helpful wife, Laurie, was asking on my behalf. I will need new sprockets for my '05 KLR650 before I leave Belem. I think they will get me to Belem.
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There are bike shops in Belem... No main dealers as far as I could see though.
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Yep - sprockets needed for KLR650

Sorry I wasn't more specific

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Anyone know of a Kawasaki shop in Belem, Brazil (in Para)? If so, please post with an address and/or a telephone number.

Thanks for your help!

LaurieD


LaurieD,

There is a webpage in Brazil, but I'm not sure about a Kawasaki dealer in Belém, probably there isn't.
Kawasaki

But KLR 650 was never sold in Brazil.


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No Kawasaki parts for the KLR650 here. I am waiting for parts to be sent from home. Thanks, everyone.
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Thanks, all!

The HU Community process helped yet again.

When I posted this thread and sent out an email to the Belem community, we heard from Alex Reis, a member of a local Belem motorcycle club, who got in touch immediately and offered help and friendship to SgtMarty. He also knew a mechanic, Silvio, who has worked on Kawasakis; unfortunately, the sprockets that Marty needed were not available locally so he had to wait while I shipped them to him. Alex and others helped make sure that Marty enjoyed his stay.

Long story short, the parts got there on Monday the 16th; the bike got reassembled on Tuesday, and on Wednesday Marty and the KLR departed on a boat headed up the Amazon to Manaus. So all is well and the saga continues.

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