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Photo by George Guille, It's going to be a long 300km... Bolivian Amazon

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It's going to be a long 300km...
Bolivian Amazon



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Here is Andrew and Tamzin's blog about their trip in SA on one of my prepped Chinese Sumo Torques.

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The dollar is up in Peru and the price in soles has not changed! That means an even cheaper motorcycle for you. Drop me a PM.
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I rode with my amigos on a tour with Toby in the fall of 2014. On top of having a great time riding, enjoyed ever every aspect of working with Toby. And I can be a fussy traveler...so that says a lot. He is a stand up guy and really knows motorcycles and Peru (and beyond.)



Currently planning/dreaming about a trip to the center of South America, through the Amazon grasslands, across north then eastern Brazil. Finally coming back through Paraguay, Bolivia and back to Peru. Getting a bike from Toby makes a lot of sense to me and riding a 250 cc to a ripping good time off the tarmac.
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Here is Andrew and Tamzin's blog about their trip in SA on one of my prepped Chinese Sumo Torques.
This might be a better link, as it goes to the beginning of their adventure...
Jetlag, altitude sickness and paperwork – Our first few days in Peru. | OnePointFiveBillionInches
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The dollar is up in Peru and the price in soles has not changed! That means an even cheaper motorcycle for you. Drop me a PM.
I'm planning a ~3 month trip to SA starting at the end of the year and I really want to do it on a motorcycle. My Spanish isn't good, so your offer seem very nice.

Is there any problems/challenges associate with:
a) taking the bike outside of the country
b) taking the bike outside of the country and not returning it in the Peru (e.g. storing it for a year in Argentina until my next travel).
c) selling the bike outside of Peru (either for parts or whole)
d) dumping it in a ditch somewhere (if it brakes down)
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I'm planning a ~3 month trip to SA starting at the end of the year and I really want to do it on a motorcycle. My Spanish isn't good, so your offer seem very nice.

Is there any problems/challenges associate with:
a) taking the bike outside of the country
b) taking the bike outside of the country and not returning it in the Peru (e.g. storing it for a year in Argentina until my next travel).
c) selling the bike outside of Peru (either for parts or whole)
d) dumping it in a ditch somewhere (if it brakes down)
Harbie,

No, no problem taking the bike out of the country as it will be in your name. NO problem leaving it in another country (unless you sell it there!). It MAY affect your being able to return to those counties if they keep computer track of those things... or if the TVIP expires while in a country..

I do a BUY BACK if it is a bike I usually use in my Adventure Tours...

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Hi there Toby,

First off it's great that you provide this, sounds super convenient. Do you have a list of some of the bikes, particularity do you have any motorcycles with motors <250cc?

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Krys,

Sorry so late to get back to you! Was on a ride in the backlands of Peru!

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There is a NEW Chinese 250cc now available in Peru! The Tekken 250 !!

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1+ for Around the Block tours. Toby and Jamie are great guys and I wouldn't think twice about using this service.
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