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Old 16 Jun 2007
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Shipping to Los Angeles, USA from Sao Paulo, Brazil

Shipping to Los Angeles, USA from Sao Paulo, Brazil

Any recent experience?
I search the board up to Nov/2006 could not find any comment on this route so I was wondering if there is any recent shipment leaving Sao Paulo, Brazil, to Los Angeles, USA.
What would be a good carrier?. How complicate that could be? The bike is registered in USA.
Can it be done in a week in Sao Paulo? or not?

Thank you
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Hello Elton.

i am looking to ship my bike from Sao Paulo to LA as well. did you make any progress here?

Thanks.
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Shipping to New York from Sao Paulo

I plan to ride from New York to Sao Paulo e then ship the bike back to NY.
Does anybody have suggestions on Shipping Companies available in Sao Paulo ?
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when not at landborders brazilian customs (Receita Federal) are a nightmare. Shipping to Brazil is best to be avoided and shipping from although not as bad as the other way is still better to avoid when possible. I once shipped my car from Paranagua (seaport) and took me e week of runnignaround to get the paperwork done (together with an agent and I speak portuguese). Wpuld not do it again. Airports tend to be a bit better but still knowing how things work here in Brazil I would opt for any other south american country. Best will be Chili, otherwise Argentina.
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