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Seeking Bike in or near Guatemala
Ride it down and sell it to me - probably pay for your entire trip.
Safe Travels,
Pete
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Pete: I have a 2004 Suzuki Bandit with the 1200cc engine. It's stored in Tampa, Florida and I've been planning to sell it to pay for a F650.
A trip to Guatemala sounds interesting.
As I recall from a previous ride in Mexico, authorities didn't make it easy to enter the country con moto and leave without one.
Please email me directly if you're interested.
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Not really interested in a big ole street bike down here - just doesnt make sense - thanks for your offer anyway.
Cheers!
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I am going down with kawasaki klr650 end of september 2005 and staying couple of days and going down all the way to chile and have to come back to guatemala early december. If you are interesting let me know!
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Originally posted by PeteNero:
Ride it down and sell it to me - probably pay for your entire trip.
Safe Travels,
Pete
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Sure - but let's wait until you get back up to Guatemala. Good luck with your trip. Stay in touch.
Pete
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Charlie,
I am leaving for Central and South America on September 8th. I will be riding a R100GS, perhaps we can meet up on the road somewhere.
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Sure... email when you arrive in the area.
Have you been down here before? There is a great river crossing between Chiapas and Guatemala; drop your bike in a launcha (18 foot wooden boat) and take a 20 minute ride up the river to enter GT. Would make for some great photos
Your bike is a bit large for the boat, but do not think the launcheros would have a problem with it.
Alas, at this time, have no bike to ride with you ... someday
Pete
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