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travelHK 16 Jun 2008 03:14

Shipping the bike to Brasil
 
any recent shipping the state to Brasil , I am trying to plan a trip from manaus or belem .

Thanks

Laser Jock 19 Jun 2008 22:29

I recently shipped my bike out of Rio de Janeiro to Denver, Colorado using James Cargo Service. The local agents were very thorough in dealing with the labyrinthine Brazilian legal system. So far it is boxed, fumigated and has cleared customs.

James Cargo Services IATA, AATA, IPATA and DEFRA approved Cargo Agent

I haven't fully formed an opinion yet as the bike has yet to arrive.

You might also consider shipping to Buenos Aires

travelHK 20 Jun 2008 02:39

Brasil shipping
 
Thanks for the tip, I have to ship the bike from USA to Brasil and then back to the US . I will check your shipping company , I am in Florida so I will also try some shipping company from here but I am open to send it from anywhere to pretty much anywhere in Brasil.

adamsonwd 20 Jun 2008 16:28

Shipping to Brazil
 
Hendi, I have been waiting in Miami Springs Florida for my bike to be
shipped from Sao Paulo Brazil since May 29th.They told me the bike would fly
out and arrive in Miami on May 30 so I flew out on the 29th.I have had
nothing but excuses since!They informed me today that the bike would arrive
June25.I have no option but to wait but I will not hold my breath?If you are
interested in a crate for your bike drop me a e-mail.You can see the crate
on my blog........................-Wayne" The difference between an
adventure and an ordeal is
attitude"(unknown)-2007A-21 KLR650(it's a manly Fire Engine Red)-1995
R100RT-1991VW Westy GL-ABC 6461 MOA-71007 http://wayneadamson.blogspot.com/

runnoft 20 Jun 2008 19:00

We shipped 2 bikes to Miami from Manaus in March '08. They ended up on a LAN cargo plane, but our freight company was ABSA. There are direct flights from Manaus to Miami.

Safe Travels

travelHK 21 Jun 2008 01:04

Shippin from and to Brasil
 
How much was the cost of shipping

Thanks

runnoft 21 Jun 2008 05:29

It wasn't pretty
 
350 Reals Agent in Manaus
100 Reals Crating in Manaus
100 Reals Truck to Manaus Airport
1063 USD Freight charges, Dangerous goods fee, Fuel surcharge, etc...
250 USD Some BS "Terminal Charge" in Miami (couldn't get out of it)

The crate was free from a moto shop in Manaus. I might have left something out, but those are most of it.

Laser Jock 28 Jun 2008 05:20

Following up...The bike has finally arrived here in Colorado from Brazil !

It was about 2 weeks late and I did have to have a knock down drag out argument with James Cargo about an unexpected rate hike (we stayed with the original quoted rate).

Overall I am mostly happy, although be warned that flying the machine to Brazil is something of a hassle.

I spent 2 weeks in Copacabana doing paperwork and arranging shipment to the US. Since I am allergic to sunshine, caipirinhas, g-strings and breathtakingly beautiful women who have never heard of Gloria Steinem, it was quite the trama.

marker 12 Jul 2008 16:21

Hi Hendi!

Imagine, everyone is only talking about shipping FROM Brazil. So Avoid shipping TO Brazil, it is a nightmare.
Ship to any other neigbouring country instead and drive overland to Brazil it will save you time, money and your nerves (brazilian landborders are strangely about the easiest of all of the americas

travelHK 12 Jul 2008 18:11

shipping to Brasil
 
this could be an interesting idea ,I will look at venezuela,Guyana,Suriname..

nsk11 14 Jul 2008 12:07

Don't ship your bike to Brazil
 
I shipped my bike from Dubai to Sao Paulo, Brazil on April 2008. It took 9 days to clear the bike from airport customs. I spent almost 900USD to clear the bike. Lot of paperwork, attestation of documents and unfriendly customs officials. The early bitterness spoiled my entire trip.:funmeterno::thumbdown:


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