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18 May 2019
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Battery Required - Vladivostok
Hi all,
Any contacts for a shop in Vladivostok where I can buy a new battery?
My bike is coming in without a battery to get around dangerous goods issue so need a replacement
Thanks!
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18 May 2019
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Have you tried to call shops? Google lists 15 of them.. some should be speaking English there enough to sell you battery
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20 May 2019
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Is it coming in through Yuri? Or maybe another agent. I am sure they can arrange it for you.
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Hi - Coming through Yuri.
I've just gotten my Russian visa today so will be sending all the information to him shortly
Agreed I can contact many bike shops but in the interest of time and not getting ripped off, thought I would ask ahead of time
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24 May 2019
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When I was there two years ago, I went to a couple looking for tires. They all seemed fairly similar, and Yuri was kind enough to drive me to a few while we waited for my bike to get out of customs.
I went to:
- Moto Store Motari - small parts shop downstairs, pretty good selection of parts
- Service Shop "Ryder" - had a large shop area, and they were helpful with some fixes after installing my tires, seemed to have higher end parts
Batteries are very particular (size, shape, output) so you want to get the right one to last you. The other option is to buy a "gel" battery, which are allowed on planes, although usually after some discussion. That's what I did when I met up with my bike.
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