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willemien1987 18 Apr 2016 10:18

2 motorbikes SA
 
Hi there,

We're a couple from the Netherlands and traveled with our own bikes from Amsterdam to Sydney. Our bikes are shipped back home and we would like to continue in SA, Namibia, Botswana, Zimbabwe and Mozambique on 2 SA motorbikes.

At the moment we're in Johannesburg and looking for motorbikes to buy. Can anybody help us with the registration or maybe have a good motorbike to sell? We're looking for 250cc bikes. Any tips are welcome!

Cheers,

Willie and Bjorn.

Pumbaa 18 Apr 2016 17:20

Look at wilddogs.za.net website in SA. Someone there might be able to help

Vaufi 19 Apr 2016 13:41

..... and think about something like 400cc and more ;o)

The miles in Africa are longer (endless) than in the Europe doh

You could also try BMW HQ in Pretoria. They sell second-hand bikes. Besides, the boss of the bike section is member of the above mentioned Wilddogs.

navalarchitect 19 Apr 2016 19:33

Friends of mine bought Honda CRF250L me in J' burg. They were as @ little over $3000 each I believe. The dealer details etc were posted on this forum about Jan - do a search and you should find them. Nor they had a few challenges getting the TRN you need to do the registration. Johannesburg motor registry refused them insisting they would only give them to purple with 6 month work visa, Cape Town was more accommodating and did it with a 3 month tourist visa. Your best source of up to date advice on this is Duncan at African Overlanders in Stellenbosch (Google to find contact details) he has helped out several people get through the system in the past.

I'll respectfully disagree with Vaufi above. I've just finished traveling Africa (on a 650) and think a modern 250 would be a perfect bike to use as long as your one up and pack light. The only place you'll suffer a bit is South Africa on its highways but as soon as you move north light weight and manoeuvrability give you do many options. Good luck

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