Hope you are still active
 

Hi Chris,welove bikes

Are you still active?.

Would truly appreciate and grateful if you do have any info to buy a bike and register in any part of Europe. Would appreciate any reply if you do....

TQ

My blog is amseabike.blogspot.com

Will be interested how this works with the Brexit, if it changes a lot.

Might be a problem after Brexit, taxes and so on, nobody knows at the Moment.

Irish Passport? Sorted. I dont know this guy, but he gets good reviews.
https://motofeirme.com/contact/

Merv.

Europe generally is VERY bike friendly. With the sheer number of bikes over there, the 2nd hand market should be well saturated enough to get something good at a great price.

Greek second hand market
 

Greek second hand market has lots to offer.

This is the biggest used vehicles search engine/ ads website in Greece.

https://www.car.gr/classifieds/bikes/search/

I can help with the translation if needed.


Cheers

Nikos | Overland Greece

The prices a bit high, but then I do not know how much I can bargain.

Used bike prices have gone up a lot in the U.K and I expect the world. However, I've always found the U.K full of cheap used bikes.

We are a motorcycle owning nation. Although the weather stops many people using them. So there are a great deal of low mileage older bikes for good value.

I would always go for something older and good quality than something newer of questionable quality.

For £1000-£1500 you can easily pick up a 10-15 year old high quality Japanese made bike.

eg. I just bought a 2006 Suzuki Bandit 1250S for £1500. A truly supurb motorcycle. Very strong and reliable.

For the same money I could have bought a 2-3 year old Chinese/Indian bike and it would already be falling apart and ready for the scrap man.