27 Aug 2008
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Join Date: Aug 2008
Location: Melbourne, Australia
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Originally Posted by ChrisMurphy
Hi there,
Following our successful quest to buy a couple of bikes in Santiago, we will now have a couple of bikes for sale at the end of April! We have actually arranged a buyback deal with the guy that we bought the bikes from, but thought it may be worth posting on here just in case it fits in with anyone´s plans.
The bikes are a 2001 Honda NX400 Falcon and a 1998 Honda XR400. The Falcon is in great condition, and the XR has seen a little more use and isn´t so shiny. Both bikes run great though and have been brilliant through the Atacama. We are currently in La Paz getting new tyres, a chain and sprocket for the XR, and oil changes. Planning on heading north upto Cuzco and then back south into Argentina before heading back to Santiago.
The buy back deal is around $4000 for each bike, so we would be looking for something like that. The bikes are registered in my name in Chile thanks to the info gathered from this site, so the transfer to someone else should be fairly straightforward.
Drop me a message if anyone is interested at lordymurphy at hotmail dot com
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Hey,
I'm looking to aquire a bike (3 actually) in Chile in Feb 09 - a little late for your sale sorry; however, would definitely like to know how you got on with getting out of Chile on the bikes - any problems? What documentation did you have?
Cheers,
Nick
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