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Shipping bike from Kathmandu to Bangkok
Arriving in Ktm gives you a lot of options to look for Cargo. After looking at some options we were pleased to meet the people from Eagle export. When it comes to shipping your bike to Bangkok ( or else) Suraj has the answer for al your questions. Good prices, good service, no extra paperwork and a friendly service. We shipped two bikes and we got a perfect service.
Eagle Export is located just next to Kathmandu guesthouse in Thamel.
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The next year, during my Round The World, I'll fly with my bike from Kathmandu to Bangkok.
I examined the various couriers mentioned in HU, and comments on the one you mentioned are not good. In any case, by comparing the various offerings, the one you quoted was the most expensive.
I therefore chose another.
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who is the other?
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The next year, during my Round The World, I'll fly with my bike from Kathmandu to Bangkok.
I examined the various couriers mentioned in HU, and comments on the one you mentioned are not good. In any case, by comparing the various offerings, the one you quoted was the most expensive.
I therefore chose another.
so who did you go with?
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But could you please tell what is expensive or not for such a transport? Thank you.
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so who did you go with?
I chose Ishwar Bhatta, of the New Export WorldLink. I thought it was the most reliable and economical, based on what other riders said and what I've checked with the email exchange.
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But could you please tell what is expensive or not for such a transport? Thank you.
Expensive is the one that costs more than we can afford.
Can not be said that a transport is costly in absolute.
€ 1,000 for a "normal" bike of 200 kg can be many, may be few for a bike of 470 kg as my Gold Wing 1500.
The transport apparently less "expensive", became the most expensive if you lose 2 days (for me, time is very valuable, because in 2 days I can go 2,000 kilometers or ... stay 2 more days with my family).
For this flight, the estimates were $ 787 (I chose this) to € 1,000 euro.
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