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19 Apr 2003
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customs procedure Mexico Belize
Hi all
can somebody give me hints on bringing a new/used bike into Belize either from Guatemala or Mexico??? How is the procedure at the border, what should I know? I am looking for an enduro (havent got one yet) to ride here in Belize and Central America. Thanx for your cooperation Bikertom 
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25 Apr 2003
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Hello. 'fraid I can't remember costs etc, to enter Belize from Guatemala, but it was very straightforward. And all English speakers.
If you're going round central america, you'll have a much easier time on a bike with local plates. You pay nothing at the borders, and go straight through. Compare 4 hours to get into el salvador on a US reg. bike to 15 minutes with Guatemalan plates. Small enduro bikes < 350cc are easy to find pretty much everywhere. For something larger, try the capital cities. Happy travels
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26 Apr 2003
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If you're going round central america, you'll have a much easier time on a bike with local plates. Do you have to buy the bike in central america to get those plates? Do you know if it is it a straight forward proceedure to get them for a bike brought in from elsewhere (USA)
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