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20 Oct 2003
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Found a good one in northen spain-girona
Basololi s.a.
Girona,Spain
tel 0034 972221063
fax 0034 972223095
girona@basoli.com
www.basoli.com
Cost- good, i orderded a lot of spares there, got mich deserts for 117 euros, sahara 3 for 83euros,(both rears)
The blokes on the counter speak next to no english but are friendly and willing, also a very good english speaking mechanic in their workshop.
The shop is hard to miss with a big orange KTM sign on the highway (Barcelona road) about 1.5 KM from the centre heading south on the left.
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14 Mar 2004
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Panama City, Panama
********** From Tam
PROmotors
Calle 74, San Fransisco, local 25
tel -(507) 322 2222
fax (507) 322 2211
web www.promotorspanama.com
They speak english. The parts are limited but they can get whatever you want in a few days.
Trys
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KTM LC4 640 Adventure-R 2001
Previous bikes...
KTM Duke II 2000
Kawazaki ZX-6R 1998
BMW F650 1996
+ others...
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16 Sep 2004
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England, Portsmouth
Swampy = Martin Marsh of Marsh Performance
01752 667201 Mobile 07855 464922
He's not a dealer but is Mr LC4 in the UK.
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Mexico, Puerto Vallarta.
01 322 222 8254
Gary and Rodolpho.
Fluent English and both very helpful
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Mexico, Mexico City
MotoAltaVista
KTM Mexico
http://www.motoaltavista.com.mx
Tel: 5616 46 31
Importer for KTM and Ducati.
Big showroom & workshop.
Has several dealerships around the country
Very helpful.
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Ecuador, Cuenca
KTM Ecuador
(+593) 7 2844 622
wmalo@etapaonline.net.ec
Willy Malo
Very helpful,lots of tyres!
His son, the mechanic, completely ****ed my spokes and probably overtightened my triple clamps leading to the top one cracking.
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Peru, Lima
Solo Motorcycles
KTM Peru
(+511) 242 1711
maranzanadiego@hotmail.com
Diego Maranzana
Fluent English and extremely helpful
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Brazil, Sao Paulo
KTM do Brasil (Importer)
http://www.ktm.com.br
+55-11-30826577
Waldyr Ansiqueira (Owner)
Fluent English and extremely helpful.
Has the largest stock in Brasil and Argentina.
Rua Cônego Eugenio Leite, 629 Pinheiros
05414-011 Sao Paulo (South West of SP,
Near BR116)
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South Africa, Nelspruit.
Best KTM mechanic used in SA - Mark
See new bit below
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South Africa, Johannesburg
Proaction
00 27 (0)11 807 8717
Only for Parts
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Parts Worldwide
KTM Sommer, Germany
mail@ktm-sommer.de
http://www.ktm-sommer.de/Seiten_04/F_sommer_04.html
They will ship anywhere and speak English.
Amazingly efficient.
Any part not in stock comes from the factory the next day and is despatched the same or following day.
2 days to Nairobi
3 days to Lima
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Jerome
http://www.fowb.co.uk
[This message has been edited by Jerome (edited 10 December 2005).]
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20 Sep 2004
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Osaka, Japan
KTM Impala
2-66 Higashihonmachi
Amagasaki-shi, Kyogo (right near Osaka)
phone: 06-6401-0131
email: info@ktm-impala.com
Its on route 43 next to the intersection with 13 under the bridges.
The owner, mechanic, salesman, all around good guy is Nobuya Yamashika. He really knows LC4 and LC8 engines, WP suspension, and electrics. His little shop is immaculate, his prices more than fair, and is one of the few KTM dealers in all of Japan who has any sort of stock on hand. He speaks no english, but no worries. Highly recommended.
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7 Nov 2004
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Blooming useful post!
Dennis Irvine Superbike Centre (Always go here now).
164/168 Hoburn Street, Aberdeen, Scotland.
www.disuperbikes.co.uk
Tel: 01224 590077, Fax: 01224 590095.
Email: DennisIrvine@fsbdial.co.uk
Dennis is helpful and his mechanic's young but knows his stuff.
Jim Aim Motorcycles
147 Swan Street, Sible Hedingham, Nr Halstead, Essex. CO9 3PT.
Tel: 01787 460671. Fax: 01787 462570.
Helpful and friendly. (Also Husaberg).
Surprised not to see-
Bracken Motorcycle Workshop.
330 St James Road, London, SE1 5JX.
www.bracken.co.uk
Tel: 02072 321814, Fax: 02072 3194438
Not so friendly, but in London to be expected. They are THE KTM place in UK. And Touratech.
Colin Collins MC (Where I bought my 950)
90-108 Pinner Rd. Harrow, London. HA1 4JD.
Tel: 02088 611666, Fax: 02088 630228
www.colincollins.co.uk
harrow@colincollins.co.uk
More friendly than Bracken, but not so good.
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11 Feb 2005
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I have a brief update on the KTM Lusaka dealership posted by Hunter Nielson some 18 months ago, run by Julie and Ray Wilson.
They still cater mainly for the MX crowd, but the mechanic, Charles, performed a very thorough service on my 640 Adventure. Julie threw in lots of sandwiches & drinks while we worked on the bike, and when I accidentally snapped a crucial banjo bolt for my oil filter, they were kind enough to send their daughter Abi to chauffeur me around the various auto spares stores in Lusaka for several hours trying to find a replacement.
They are moving to new premises in the next two weeks, for which the contact details are as follows:
Julie and Ray Wilson
Ph: +260 96 757 757
Mukwa Drive
Eureka, Lilayi
Lusaka, Zambia
The new address is about 10kms before you reach the city on the road from Livingstone.
cheers
Matt Roach
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2 Mar 2005
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SM Motos
Rio Gallegos
Patagonia, Argentina.
Easy to find: stay on Ruta 3 through town. New shop is on the left 'Honda' and 'yamaha' are clues when heading south to Ushuaia.
Not a dealer but very good mechanics and very trustworthy in a place not exactly swimming in bike shops.
Changed my clutch plates (twice), repacked the exhaust, changed rear spring.
Highly recommnded.
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21 Mar 2005
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Anyone in Switzerland (Basel area) by any chance?
Badwolf, what cities are the 2 places you mention? Milano?
Know any good bike places in Genova?
Jem
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7 Apr 2007
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Northern Chile - Iquique
Northern Chile - Iquique
John MacGuire KTM
Run by Pepe
Great mehanic in Pato and english speaking apprentice, Hans, know his stuff too.
They're on Bernard O'Higgins which is the main road into town, can't miss it on the right hand side 6 or so blocks into town.
These guys specialise in dirt bikes and support the regions number one rider so know they're stuff. I had my bike in there 4 days, worked on it myself plus had help from the boys (water pump seal, fork seal plus loads of other stuff) and they only charged me $100US which I thought was top notch. These guys can actually fix things and find solutions to problems rather than just replacing parts
Cheers guys,
Pete
www.horizonsunlimited.com/tstories/baird
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9 Jul 2007
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Riyadh
Riyadh
Saudi Arabia
KTM and BMW
Tri-Star Motorcycles
King Abdullah Road (near King Saud University, North of Diplomatic Quarter)
They have a web site, also dealer for BMW, run by a guy who knows his bikes.
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9 Jul 2007
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I can fully recommend Sipor Motor in Istanbul - Turkey Ph 0216.4723994 ask for Cemal.
While staying in the Van area, they sent me out a sprocket and DID chainset.
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11 Jul 2007
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Hiya
We came across these guys in Hungary:
Auto-Welt Dunafoldvar KFT
Eloszallasi u. 50/A
H-7020 Dunafoldvar
Hungary
I only needed a new radiator cap but they were very helpful. Think they might be quite a new KTM dealer, didn't have card facilities (we bought a few other goodies as well) but one of the girls gave us a lift into town to a cash machine (it was probably a lot easier than trying to give us directions!).
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16 Aug 2009
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Turkey; Best Mechanic in Istanbul
Hi,
I've just had my cam replaced on my 2006 KTM 640 Adventure after a catastrophic failure by a very competent mechanic. He mainly works on Jap bikes and BMW's and had never worked on a KTM before but took his time, understood how everything worked and used his seemingly infinite supply of contacts including KTM dealers, friends with KTM bikes and university lectureres to repair my bike before I head further East. It is now in better condition than when I left the UK. He now likes KTM bikes because of their ingenius simplicity.
He is located in a huge industrial estate where there is nothing but garages, bodywork shops and tool and parts shops. Whatever you need doing, can be welded, pressed, drilled or ground there!
All the people who work in the area are ridiculously friendly and the food from the small shops is cheap. Its much better than the touristy area of Istanbul, so much more genuine.
His address is Ataturk Oto Sanayi Sitesi 2. Kisim 9 Sk. No 294 Maslak, Istanbul.
Email akkartalersoy@yahoo.com
GPS: 41.1152,29.0189 - Google Maps
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KTM Bulgaria
I can report on a good workshop in Bulgaria. I needed to have the 10k service done for my 690 Enduro and they fitted me in on short notice, very friendly, nice and the service was officially registered with the KTM dealer.net (might be important for keeping your guarantee). They do speak German and English as well.
They are located right next to the highway (A1) in the near vicinity of Plovidv, Bulgaria.
GPS-Coordinates: N42 11.584 E24 39.519
(I don't have the exact address but you can find them online under KTM Bulgaria | Ready To Race) or just call Valentin 0899 11 69 89.)
They are also the official importer of KTM for Bulgaria and will probably be your best bet for locating any KTM specific parts as well as general motorbike stuff (clothing, tires, chains, ...).
P.S.: Just noticed that the place has already been reported here. I just leave the post anyway since by now I fixed most of the typos and one more positive report probably won't do any harm
Last edited by buebo; 19 Aug 2009 at 09:55.
Reason: typos, lots of typos
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8 Jan 2010
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Email address of KTM argentina
Hi, looking for an authorized Ktm e - mail address in Buenos Aires
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