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Lima, Peru
Myself and a Swiss guy both used a Honda place for basic stuff in Lima.
Desert Sport Racing
Colina 480
Lima 18 - Peru
Tel.241 0484 445 0462
( Near Miraflores )
If you cant speak much Spanish, the owner of the bike shop next door will help.The shop stocks Pirelli MT 70's and 21's etc...
Ask for Tato, the quite capable machanic who does all the servicing for the local bike touring company Inca Tours.
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Incredible timing on your post!
I find myself 20 miles from Lima, and logged on to see if I could find some addresses of places to buy tires in Lima.
Thanks!!
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...as the ezine picked this up I'll continue the story...
Thanks to Jeremy's info my bike is now temporarily stored there while I am out of Peru. I also purchased a hard to find rear tire for my F650...
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My pleasure sirs....
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BMW Dealership
there's a BMW car dealer in Lima, in theory they have the diagnostic computer and software for the newer BMW's, and because they are a dealer, they can order parts from Germany (probably 2 week timeframe). I don't think they know how to do diagnostics on a bike.
Inchcape Motors Peru
Republica de Panama 3330
San Isidro
Peru
12° 5'46.66"S
77° 1'16.09"W
Inchcape Motors Peru S.A.
for English, talk to: Luis Miguel Pollarolo
lpollarolo *AAT* imp *DOT* com *DOT pe
222-2434
They don't really have MC mechanics. Luis did say there are more and more BMW bikes showing up needing service, and they are thinking of gearing up for it, so if more people stop by while in the neighborhood to "ask" about service (then go to another place), maybe they will get serious, find a mechanic who can do the diagnostics, and maybe actually handle repairs.
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Last edited by Chris in Tokyo; 25 Jul 2007 at 04:41.
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Carlos knows fuel injection
Carlos works on all kinds of bikes, seems to know what he's doing. A bit hard to find - just a small front on a side street, hardly any signage (Honda I think - look for bikes parked in front).
Servicio de Motociclets Perer
Manuel Segura 667-669
Lince, Peru
(just east of downtown Lima, north of Miraflores)
12° 4'44.17"S
77° 1'48.89"W
Carlos Perea Chavez
work 472-5043
mobile 9 996-5411
serviciosdemotosperea *AATT* hotmail *DOT* com
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Last edited by Chris in Tokyo; 25 Jul 2007 at 04:42.
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Lima
I guess there is no BMW dealer in Lima, then, or a guy who regularly works on F650´s. Any source for BMW parts.
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tator
talk to this guy mentioned above,he,s done a load of work on travellers f650,s he,s in Miraflores not far from parque kennedy,if you need a hand call me 9061 4222,Albert
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Lima Repairs
Many people recommended Tatum Racing in Miraflores but he also has a reputation for being very expensive. I went to a guy in the Surco area of Lima called Bruno through the Lima Moto Club and got pretty good service.
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Overpriced Tato
So I went to Tato "Racing" for an oil change and got him to change rear tire and brake pads while he was at it... Couldn´t get a quote out of him before he started working: big mistake! always insist on this point.
Ended up paying 300 soles, over USD110 for a few hours of his work, only USD5 less than the quote I had from the official Yamaha shop in Lima.
Lesson learnt.
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Motos del Peru
If some rider need something in Lima, we can help with that and more.
I´m a rider too, and I know what do you need for traveling. Safe place, good prices, fast service, trust works, etc.
Regards.
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After waiting almost a week, getting the wrong parts, being charged three ATM fees to get cash because of their faulty card reader, and then discovering that my camera was taken from my tank bag while in the shop, leaves me way less than enthusiastic about recommending the
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Good repair shop in Lima
Here is a good repair shop in Lima with reasonable prices:
Otobai Peru
Víctor Alzamora 280
It's a KTM shop but they fixed my Honda Transalp in 3 days when Honda told me 45 days (chain kit).
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