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HenrietteThiim 10 Dec 2019 14:19

Suzuki DR650 available in Poland?? How?
 
Hi all. I have been looking for a Suzuki DR650 for a while. As it is no longer sold in Europe it is not so easy.

But then I found 2 ads in Poland on Mobile.de:

Ad 1

Ad 2

I have communicated with the first seller and he tells me he imported it from Canada and send me pictures of registration papers and everything.

Is there anyone from Poland here who can support me on this one. I am pretty ready to head to Poland to get this bike - if there's a chance I can register it in Denmark

Henriette

mika 10 Dec 2019 15:53

DR 650 new
 
Hello Henriette,

yes, I have also seen it on Mobile.de

I am pretty sure it should work with registering it in Denmark. But I have never done it myself and I also dont live in the EU anymore. I would suggest, that you ask your local registration office how its being done to change the Polish document and number plate. But also ask the seller if the bike is registered in Poland or if it has the documents of a new bike.

Would be interesting to know once you have done it. So please let us know here.

Good choice to buy a DR650.

Greetings from Bolivia
mika :mchappy:

HenrietteThiim 11 Dec 2019 22:22

Hi Mika. Yes, he has legit registration papers on it. Just don't get how he has been able to register it there under the same rules as the rest of the EU.

mika 11 Dec 2019 23:58

EU rules
 
Hi Henriette,

the rules are not the same, as this shows you. I dont know how he managed to get around the emission laws. But I know that Polish import/registration rules are a lot easier to get things done. A Polish company buys all the used bikes (trade ins), where I work in Switzerland (non EU) and they have no problem getting EU documents for them. But this are used bikes, not new.

Ten years ago a friend of mine imported bikes from Japan to Germany, he had to get them first into the UK and documents for them before being able to register them in Germany. But it was very costly so he did it only for himself and a few friends, that wanted that particular model.

Pls tell us here how it went with getting the bike to Denmark.

Saludos
mika

pvi 22 Dec 2019 17:52

Hello,
I bought a brand new DR650 this summer from Poland.
Drove it 1500km from Poland to my home town (EU state).
It is a Canadian model with the odometer in kph.
As far as registration goes - no problems at all.
According to EU legislation - once the bike is registered in an EU state it can change
registrations across all EU member states.
The bike you are looking to buy is from a batch of bikes imported to Poland this year
that were quickly sold to interested people.
The Polish papers look exactly the same as mine did when I bought it.

If I were you I would not worry about any registration issues, but the upcoming
winter in Europe.

P.S
I've just now checked the second link from your post. It is where I bought my bike from, although the price has already gone up...
The salesman was very responsive and cooperative by registering the bike in my name (Polish temporary plates, valid papers, insurance, etc.)

Good luck

jimmy 29 Dec 2019 14:34

DR650 in E.U.
 
Hi I am part way through registering a DR650 in the U.K. The bike I bought was sold new in Canada, and shipped over to Russia by its Canadian owner. He did not want to ship it back to Canada and offered it for sale on the HUBB. I bought the bike and had to pay the import duty of 6% plus 20% VAT in order to register the bike in the U.K. I am now preparing the bike for the M.S.V.A. I have not yet made an appointment for the test, having read the guide I have changed the speedometer to an American MPH, other than that I believe it will pass. I do need a certificate of manufacture to establish the age of the bike. The Canadian paperwork I have does not show date of manufacture. The M.S.V.A. test costs £85. Once passed as the bike is over 3 years old I will then need an MOT and Road fund Licence another £100 or so. So if you want to import a DR650 you have to pay 26% on the total cost of your bike including shipping etc plus about £200 in test fees, plus any modifications required to pass M.S.V.A.

hope this helps

mvilela 14 Jul 2020 11:26

Poland purchase
 
Hi Henriette,

I came across your post from December 2019 regarding the advert from Poland on mobile.de about a DR650. Sadly it is no longer available and I would like to ask you if you don't mind sharing the contacts of that person or a useful link to get in touch with him/her or company because I am interested in getting a new DR650. :)

Let me know if you have some info on this, thank you so much.

mvilela 14 Jul 2020 11:28

Quote:

Originally Posted by pvi (Post 607213)
Hello,
I bought a brand new DR650 this summer from Poland.
Drove it 1500km from Poland to my home town (EU state).
It is a Canadian model with the odometer in kph.
As far as registration goes - no problems at all.
According to EU legislation - once the bike is registered in an EU state it can change
registrations across all EU member states.
The bike you are looking to buy is from a batch of bikes imported to Poland this year
that were quickly sold to interested people.
The Polish papers look exactly the same as mine did when I bought it.

If I were you I would not worry about any registration issues, but the upcoming
winter in Europe.

P.S
I've just now checked the second link from your post. It is where I bought my bike from, although the price has already gone up...
The salesman was very responsive and cooperative by registering the bike in my name (Polish temporary plates, valid papers, insurance, etc.)

Good luck

Hi PVI, do you mind if I get in touch with you so I could contact the polish person from whom you got your DR650? I am very interested in getting one too. :) Looking forward to hearing from you. THANKS!

mvilela 14 Jul 2020 11:31

I also wouldn0t mind driving to my country with the DR650 :)))

I wonder if they could import the Australian Tanami version?

https://www.mcnews.com.au/suzuki-lau...anami-edition/


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