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dKw1 3 Oct 2018 02:37

Stahlratte to Cuba
 
Looking for riders that are booked for, or considering the Stahlratte to Cuba on Feb 28th 2019. When are you crossing the US-Mex border and how many days are you planning to the Yucatan?

Thanks, David

Kino Jeff 2 Feb 2019 22:29

Cuba
 
I booked passage for 3/1/19.. I have a KLR 650...

Jeff

doogle 12 Jan 2020 14:45

Quote:

Originally Posted by Kino Jeff (Post 595509)
I booked passage for 3/1/19.. I have a KLR 650...

Jeff


Did you do a RR? Where did you ship the bike from and what was the cost? Did you return the same way?


I only used 3 question marks there. But I have many more.

Kino Jeff 12 Jan 2020 15:31

isla de mujeres, Mexico
 
Quote:

Originally Posted by doogle (Post 607788)
Did you do a RR? Where did you ship the bike from and what was the cost? Did you return the same way?


I only used 3 question marks there. But I have many more.

STAHLRATTE web site has all your info. No ride reports, yes both ways on ship

I would check with an air cargo in Canada? I doubt it but you might try them? Your not going to get ANY help clearing moto in CUBA, since you will have to plate it there and MANY restrictions on importing anything.. I tried sending my moto over with a tour group but they ALL are protecting their contacts.

Still the best option to run Cuba by yourself is the Rat, private rentals in Cuba are illegal, I tried to find an individual who wanted to make a few pesos,

markharf 12 Jan 2020 23:06

Scooter rentals, but no motorcycles AFAIK.

Couple of us cleared our own bikes off the Stahlratte during a period when Ludvig wasn’t captaining. It was slow and frustrating, but we got it done eventually. If you can get the bike to one of the international ports, you can probably do the TIP (and placard, and license) yourself if you really want to.

Otherwise, there is at least one local who clears bikes into Havana. I met him, and he’s well-known for this (and for leading tours of Europeans), but I’ve forgotten his name and I’m away from home right now. Do some searching—here, ADVrider, Lonely Planet Cuba forum. So again, if you can get a bike into a port, you can enter and ride. That includes private boats, private planes, major airlines, surface shipping....people have done it, and so can you (if determined).

Stahlratte is the obvious choice if you’re not in a group.

Hope that’s helpful.

Mark


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