hi mark, i met you in georgia in batumi in 2013 you was on your 125cc bike
iv got a friend in Almaty who could help you get a bike there and also a friend in bishkek. both good guys, im not 100% sure how it works but you buy the bike then you need paperwork ect ect then ready to cross borders ect ect
However another options is what i did was buy a chinese knock off c90 type engine bike which had documents saying it was 48cc (was more like a 125cc) as below 49cc dont need nothing no licence plate ect ect in almaty and rode it to kyrgyzstan. cost about $400 dollars new in 2015
The border guard said I couldn't enter when crossed as there were no papers but gave up after 20 minutes
The bike was so awful it was great, exhaust fell off, shocks snapped ect ect but parts for sale everywhere.
never had issues starting and had remote start and speakers
I gave it away to a local in photo sitting on it who used it for a few years
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