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12 Sep 2007
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Shipping bikes from Goa to UK
Just wanted to share the love and let everyone know about a shipping agent I used for shipping my bike from Goa to the UK. I used a chap called Mathew Dias who owns an organisation called Lynn Packers & Movers.
His details are: E-mail: matslynn@sancharnet.in Tel: +98 832 244 8587 Mobile: +98 22123967 It was a very reasonable price - it worked out at around GBP500 per bike (there were two bikes (both R1150GS - so pretty big - I guess it'll be cheaper if your bike is smaller)) and it took about five weeks to get the bike back to the UK. Mathew sorted out all of the paperwork, including getting my carnet stamped, collected the bike from where I was in Goa and packing of the bike. The bike made it to the UK in one piece and when I picked it up I was able to see the crate he'd made which seemed up to the job. While I wouldn't necessarily say that the crate was the most robust in the world (!) it was strong enough to allow a bike which has been through a considerable amount between leaving the UK nearly a year ago to reach the UK without any other extra dents! Anyway, if you need someone to ship a bike and you're in Goa then Mathew's the man!! It seems he also can help with shipping Enfields out from the UK to India as he does alot of this type of work. Any questions drop me a line. Peter Caley 
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27 Sep 2007
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Hi Buddy The Cost for shipping it to Kaula lampur is Rs24,000/- with Packing in wdn Box and Freight charges to Bankok of Kaula lampur Shipping to Europe will cost you Rs 31,000/- to the Destination Mentioned Below Best Regards Mathew Dias ---- heko wrote: > Hi Mathew, > Thanx for the prompt answer. > I own a Yamaha XT 600. > L: 2.220 mm > B: 825 mm > H: 1.205 mm > W: 161 kg > > Destination would be any harbour in Thailand or Malaysia (Bankgok?, > Kuala Lumpur). > Also i would want to know the price of shipping back to Europe (Italy - > Venice or maybe Trieste) > Tia > heko
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31 Dec 2007
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Shipping Goa - Denmark
Hi everyone!
I've tried to mail and ring Mathew (hope you're reading this Mathew...), but no answer. My friend and I need to ship our two bikes incl. alu-boxes home to Denmark before Jan 30. We would love to do it from Goa, so we don't have to ride back up to and spend time in Mumbai instead of  .So: does anyone have Mathews contact information or mayby know of some other shipping companies here in Goa that can help us out?? Thank you all so much and happy new year where ever you are!! Best regards, Simon
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1 Jan 2008
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Hi Simon,
Id be very interested in this service aswell, can you please keep us posted on any updates . thanks joe
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17 Jan 2008
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We did get through to Mathew in the end ( E-mail: matslynn@sancharnet.in ), but at that time we had already ridden to Bangalore to ship from there. After about a week of paperwork etc. the bikes should be on the way home and we're enjoying the last 2 weeks of our trip in Gokarna (much better than Goa, if I must say). Anyhow - Mathew should be able to help you if the bike has a Carnet. Just send him an mail. Good luck  Simon
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17 Jan 2008
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Thanks Simon,
Who did you use to ship out of Bangalore ? and can you give an idea on price. I am in Bangalore at moment heading south to Tamil Nadu then into Kerala, so Bangalore would be good. thanks joe
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18 Jan 2008
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Hey Joe,
We used a danish freight company called DSV (formerly DSDF). From DSV - Global Office Locator : DSV 705, Oxford Towers, 6th Floor, Airport Road Kodihalli 560008 Bangalore India Tel.: +91 80 30 77 67 00 Fax: +91 80 30 77 67 01 E-mail: aiblr@in.dsv.com Website: www.dsv.com/in Its been working out quite well so far, although we haven't been given a price yet. I'll post it as soon as we do (hopefully soon). They sorted out the carnet, packing of the bikes and customs clearance. //Simon Last edited by simondk; 18 Jan 2008 at 12:59.
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