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21 May 2004
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By air to Darwin
Does anyone know if it cheaper to fly the bike from KL or Singapore.
Also, Ive read that it can be a pain getting the bike into Singapore, is this true? does anyone have any experience? 
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22 May 2004
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its very simple getting into singapore through the psa warf and flying to darwin is much more exspensive go with perkins shipping at www.perkins.com.au
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22 May 2004
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Hi
Another vote for Perkins. Getting the bike in from Malaysia to Singapore can be a little hassle with paperwork and such. I 'accidently' went in through a separate channel with all the other locals on bikes. They just glanced at my passport and let me straight through. Once I was in, it was a simple matter to double back to the customs guys and get the carnet stamped. No messing about with paperwork and those traffic charging systems. ------------------ Sean
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